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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1911

Page

11

Foss seeks new party enrolment under direct nominations act

Governor Foss may veto a bill preserving party enrolment under the Luce primaries amid the direct nominations bill set to take effect this fall. Drafted by Attorney General Swift as a perfecting amendment, the measure is before the Governor with Republican support in both houses led by Charles E. Hatfield. It would require new party enrolment in cities and towns under the Luce law.

Foss Luce Swift Republican Charles E. Hatfield Republican State Committee Boston A. P. Langtry

Boston election bill sparks party enrolment debate

Boston election officials seek guidance from Secretary Langtry while Attorney General Swift weighs a direct nominations amendment. The governor favors a uniform statewide enrolment and a fresh party declaration by voters if the Luce primary law takes effect. A veto could force a statewide reset of party allegiance before primaries.

Races Congress to Open in London with 300 Delegates

More than 300 delegates from America and other regions gather in London for a universal races congress. From July 26 to 29 papers will address race relations, immigration, and inter racial ethics with noted scholars including Dr. Felix Adler, Franz Boas, W. E. B. Du Bois, and Israel Zangwill. The program prioritizes understanding between western and eastern peoples and white and colored communities.

London America Felix Adler Columbia University New York P. S. Reinsch University of Wisconsin Franz Boas Columbia E. Earl Finch Wilberforce University Congress Fred C. Croxton Bureau of Labor Washington W. Jett Lauck Tariff Board Israel Zangwill Henry H. Johnstone W. E. B. Dubois National Association For the Adheement of Colored People United States Oferica Francis Hoggan Wren Charles Alexander Eastman Amherst Edwin H. Mead Boston Intnational Organization For God Will

Prague Hosts Banquet for Boston Business Delegation

In Prague the city authorities held a banquet for the visiting Boston business delegation. The burgomaster toasted President Taft in a cordial greeting to the Americans. American counsel Joseph S. Brittain toasted Emperor Francis Joseph. M. Malinsky, vice-president of the Prague Chamber of Commerce, praised Americans as pioneers of progress in commerce and industry.

Prague Austria Boston Taft Joseph S. Brittain Francis Joseph M. Malinsky Prague Chamber of Commerce

50 Oxen Lost As Steamer Breaks Up

St John s Newfoundland July 23 The steamer Amethyst ran ashore near Cape Race yesterday and broke up today The crew reached shore safely shortly after striking and about one third of the cargo was salvaged in damaged condition On board were 50 oxen which were lost in the surf The Amethyst sailed between this port and Montreal and lost course in thick fog

ST. John’s N. F Cape Race Montreal

Gloucester schooner Governor Foss arrives with 25000 pounds of halibut

The Governor Foss, Gloucester's fine large speedy schooner named for the state’s chief executive, docked at T wharf after a three week Western Bank visit with 25000 pounds of halibut. Market indications show abundant fish as it opens. Swordfish catches were reported aboard Angie B. Watson and Rose Standish, while Walter P. Goulart and FE. Hussey carried groundfish. Groundfishermen aboard five vessels totaled haddock 188000 pounds cod 87000 pounds hake 17000 pounds pollock 1200 pounds halibut 5000 pounds. Leyland line steamer Winifredian expected from Liverpool with 97 cabin passengers and quarantine checks likely for cholera risk. Cymric due Thursday from Liverpool and Queenstown with 552 steerage passengers to be examined. Merritt wrecking tug I. J. Merritt to be stationed at Wood’s Hole with wireless telegraphy.

Haddock Cod Hake Pollock W. P. Goulart W. M. Goodspeed Hussey Alice M. Guthrie Sylvia Leyland Line Winifredian Liverpool Cymric White Star Line Queenstown Merritt Chapman I. J. Merritt New York Wood's Hole

Landisman Wrecking Outfit Stays Local for Deployments

The landsman crew will remain in the area and can be towed to locations where their wrecking assistance is required. The note indicates readiness to serve as needed.

Shipping News Miniature Almanac Update

Daily sun rise and set times are listed with a 14 hour 45 minute day length. A long ship arrival listing includes numerous steamers and tugs arriving or calling at various ports, with vessels from Germany, Britain, the United States and Canada noted along with tows and barges.

Show Value of Trifles in Cost of Mileage

The Pere Marquette railroad outlines in Railroad Employees' Magazine how small wasteful purchases add to freight mileage. A postage stamp costs 312 miles per ton, with pencil two, track spike two, lamp chimney 1012, station broom 385, lantern 100, track shovel 90, 100 pounds of coal 20, and one gallon engine oil 50 miles.

Chicago Pere Marquette Railroad Railroad Employees’ Magazine Pere Marquette

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