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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1915
Page
3
One thousand student volunteers enlisted for the Harvard war course as the enrollment period closed last night. Two Harvard Student Council delegates traveled to New York to confer with Major General Wood on extending military drills and lectures for the second half of the college year.
Wells Blanchard and Charles Lund named as Harvard delegates pending General Wood's approval. Dr. Lowell argues true readiness needs militia or summer student camps, while delegates propose a United States army officer to drill volunteers two hours weekly with a government war office funded equipment plan.
A clerical scuffle at the mayor's office ends with John A. Connolly asked to leave by Police Officer Ginger Doherty after an audience denial. Separately, Howard H. Gross promotes a seven member nonpartisan tariff commission to Congress with long tenure and strong research powers.
A national canvass reports urgent demand for a permanent high grade non-partisan expert tariff commission. The Tariff Commission League, with distinguished advocates, has submitted a plan to business civic industrial agricultural labor and educational groups across the country and received widespread endorsement and approval.
A wonderful French doll that walks and talks and throws kisses will be a prominent feature of the Animal Rescue League Fair at the Copley Plaza Hotel, December 6 and 7.
In Boston, 12 Anti-Saloon League speakers denounced liquor advertising as stifling press freedom while urging a dry vote on December 14. They claimed liquor interests control newspapers and criticized a Union Trades Liberty League circular and endorsements from figures long detached.
The Citizens' Municipal League of Cambridge appointed a 15 member committee to award the league’s indorsement to its chosen candidates. The move accepts a resolution aimed at narrowing the field of pretenders to municipal offices.
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