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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1915

Page

3

MIT to Receive McKay Fund for Harvard

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology may soon receive Gordon McKay’s large fund, with Harvard as the preferred recipient to carry out Mr McKay’s wishes. Since 1909 the McKay trustees have paid Harvard $1,000,000 plus annual $160,000 disbursements. MIT stands to gain under the bequest arrangement.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Gordon McKay Harvard University McKay University Harvard

Harvard Bequest for McKay School of Art Transfer Question

The Attorney General reports no objection and the Supreme Judicial Court will decide if trustees can transfer. Harvard accepted a bequest to establish a separate McKay School of Art for instruction in industrial arts and sciences including mechanics physics engineering manufacturing commerce chemistry and electricity, with authorization to erect new buildings.

Supreme Judicial Court Commonwealth Harvard McKay School of Art

Personally Conducted Parties for California Travel

A Boston advertisement promotes New England Passenger Agent Alex Stocks offering Personally Conducted Parties to California. The program emphasizes comfort and safety for women traveling alone or with children, with low cost and detailed guidance available at the C. B. & Q. R. R. office, 264 Washington St. Boston.

California Alex Stocks New England

One Chance Is Offered Mexicans

Washington reporters say armed factions in Mexico are to be given one more chance to seek peace and constitutional government. A joint message from North and South American leaders will be sent to Mexican political and military figures after a State Department conference led by Secretary Lansing and six Pan American diplomats at the invitation of President Wilson.

Washington Mexico North South America State Department Pan- American Legation Corps Lansing Wilson Carranza Villa Zapata United States Latin America

Latin American Mediation Backed for Mexico Peace Move

U S and Latin American diplomats push a Pan American effort to end three years of Mexican revolution. Paul Fuller reports conditions while Carranza rejects returning to the constitutional line. Ambassadors from Argentina Brazil Chile and ministers from Guatemala Bolivia and Uruguay attend.

Carranza Wilson United States Mexico Paul Fuller New York Lansing Naon Argentina Dagama Brazil Suarez Chile Mendez Guatemala Calderon Bolivia PePena Uruguay Madero

Reception for Soldier Evangelist on 80th Birthday

The Rev. George W. Pierce, a soldier-evangelist, received a birthday reception from the Epworth League at the First M E Church Somerville. Wesley Irving presided and presented Mr. Pierce with roses. The Harmony Club staged a flag drill, and G A R members and allied groups offered congratulations.

George W. Pierce Epworth League M. E. Church Somerville Wesley Irving League Mr. Pierce Harmony Club Sons of Veterans and Daughters of Veterans

National Tool Force to Strike Today Over Arbitration

Labor tensions rise as National Tool Force plans a noon strike at the South Boston plant after Local 264 protests management decisions. Hyde Park strikers vote secretly on arbitration while Foss linked plants defer strikes until ballot outcomes and state mediation weigh in.

South Boston John J. Connolly National Tool Factory Connolly Hyde Park State Board of Arbitration Foss State Board Magnolia Hall Sturtevant Blower Works New England Ihe Sturtevant International Machinists’ Union

Chief Welch Receives Medford Police Gold Badge

Medford police Chief John F. Welch was presented with a gold badge by city officers last night. Patrolman William H. Cowing pinned the badge as the day crew saluted, and Welch thanked the department amid cheers. Mayor Haines was delayed by a car accident.

John F. Welch Medford Police Department Welch William H. Cowing Cowing Haines

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