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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1913
Page
7
An advertisement promotes Cottolene as a vegetable fat made from pure cotton oil with no hog fat. It claims pastry becomes crisp and flaky, frying heats to higher temperatures than butter or lard, and the product costs less while delivering richer cooking results. It asserts Cottolene is economical and superior to butter and lard, offering greater value.
Progressive leaders in Massachusetts seek Governor Foss for a conference with Colonel Roosevelt prior to May 14 in Oyster Bay. A Tremont Temple mass meeting marks campaign opening as Foss weighs joining the Bull Moose party.
The Rev Dr Francis E Clark, founder of the Christian Endeavor, will be honored by the Endeavorers at People's Temple tonight. He returns from a Balkan tour to speak of his experiences amid the war zone. The Boston Union marks its 26th birthday. Universalist Wakefield notes their centennial with Rev W S Perkins delivering both services. Rev Andrew Archibald of Newton Centre resumes at Dorchester Second Church after Pasadena trip. Rev W H van Allen will attend Christ Church New Haven’s rector installation on Ascension Day and preach at Trinity College Hartford next Sunday.
William J. Bryan arrives in Sacramento as Wilson's emissary amid talk that California will pass land and ownership laws aimed at Japanese residents. Critics argue the bills are crafted to provoke China and Japan, while supporters claim protection of American interests and rights under the 1911 treaty. The dispute draws comments from Governor Johnson and media figures like Harrison Gray Otis who warn against warlike action, with national figures noting California’s alleged self interest.
Governor Hiram Johnson and dominant California leaders unveil plans to reshape policy. Officials outline proposed measures spanning economic reform, social programs, and state governance, signaling a bold direction for the state’s future.
In Columbus Indiana Fred Ortel at City Hospital reports a hen would not brood, so a rooster took over the nest and now sits faithfully on the eggs. In Charlestown First Baptist Church marks its one hundredth birthday with morning address by Rev Arthur Warren Smith and other speakers in the day’s services.
Sacramento April 27 in deference to Secretary of State Bryan who is due in Sacramento tomorrow to confer with Governor Johnson and the Legislature on proposed anti alien land laws no plans will be made until he signals the purpose of his visit Governor Johnson met with Attorney General Webb and lawmakers but no action was proposed Johnson said outcomes depended on the visitor's wishes
The governor cites lack of timing clarity for Secretary Bryan's conference with the state leaders. Bryan plans arrival at 6 o'clock and may address the Legislature in private or joint sessions. Debate centers on alien land law and Japanese ineligibility, with Senator Thompson finishing a draft bill for Bryan.
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