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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
13
The Senate and House opened the inaugural with President Coolidge presiding. Gov Walsh and Lt Gov accepted and qualified amid ceremonies with former governors and state officials present.
The governor asks the General Court for urgent action to relieve widespread unemployment by funding wetlands reclamation in eastern Massachusetts, providing work camps, and employing thousands of laborers with modest wages and board. He also calls for budget reform, tax reforms, state control of prisons, and extended public funding for education and transportation.
Ann Arbor reports coach will arrive to set up winter indoor training for the Wolverines and schedule spring practice. The overall slate remains unsettled with Penn Cornell and Syracuse slated as Eastern opponents, and the Penn or Cornell game may close the home season. The Syracuse game shifts to late October.
Secretary Bryan informed German ambassador Count Bernstorff that American manufacturers denied exporting dum dum bullets and riot guns to Britain. He said President Wilson would act to halt any American company shown to traffic in such arms. Bryan also noted the U S would not investigate or comment on German charges about dum-dum bullets used by Allies.
The United States sent a formal note to Great Britain via Sir Cecil Spring-Rice asking for punishment of those responsible for the killing of Walter Smith and wounding of Charles Dorsch by Canadian militiamen at Fort Erie Ontario. The note also requests adequate compensation for the victims' families and states Britain will consider damages after Dominion authorities finish their inquiry.
Mme. Elizabeth van Endert, soprano, gave a recital in Jordan Hall yesterday afternoon. Her performance grew more impressive as it progressed, accompanied ably by Richard Epstein. She interpreted Schumann, Brahms, Reger, Wolf, and English songs by Rogers, MacDowell, Leoni, and an unknown author, earning high praise for the overall recital.
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