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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1913
Page
18
The text discusses leaving the choice to Colonel Ebbetts and his shifting larrupers to decide whether to further affect the unsettled dope matter. It notes observers stand hesitant at the junction of two divisions as a jury nears a decision on the direction of action.
Washington mass congressmen will confer with Secretary McAdoo tomorrow over appointments for Massachusetts. The long awaited Bay State plums have fueled rumors of immediate action or delay. The talks are expected to settle the matter.
Hanover June 22 Dartmouth follows its tradition as the graduating class of 1913 prepares for class day exercises tomorrow. Relatives and friends fill the town while returning alumni join the seniors for a festive send-off in a royal town gathering.
Festivities begin with undergraduates vacating dorms for visiting guests. 2:30 PM features Ray L Bennett of Artesian SD as chief marshal, with addresses by Earle V Willson of Rutland VT and President Nichols. 1913 farewell at Old Chapel, stump speeches at College Park, Pipe of Peace, Bema, Sachem Address, class poem, Old Pine site, class ode, and Greek frats reunions at 4:30 PM.
Advances in passenger rates on the Boston and Maine railroad take effect today, raising fares by one to four cents on commutation tickets. The increases push cents to multiples of five, expanding road earnings. Notable jumps include Somerville Junction 6 to 10, Tufts College 8 to 10, Waverley 12 to 15, Waltham 17 to 20, Belmont 11 to 15, Wayland 31 to 35, among others, with the Central Massachusetts division heavily affected.
Nishan Turosian and Nishan G. Odosian, Hopedale strikers living in Milford, were arrested by State Officers Edward J. Sherlock Michael J. Barrett Albert 3. Kimball and Maurice Nelligan charged with robbing two strike breakers of a gold watch and $25 in Milford. The complainants had arrived earlier in the day seeking work in Draper shops.
The current state shows three major political parties operating without essential harmony a factor many view as crucial to organizational success.
Curtis Guild may run for Republican nomination against Colonel Benton as party leaders seek a strong vote getter. Mayor Fitzgerald is groomed as Democratic machine candidate if Walsh sits out. Governor Foss faces opposition from Democratic and Progressive camps with Bird favored by progressives while Hearst supporters push possible alliance. Roosevelt’s stance could alter alignments. Foss hints at re election amid mixed support from Labor and machine factions.
Revere Beach welcomed over 150000 visitors seeking sea breezes and relief from heat. The State bathhouse set a season record with 3500 bathers enjoying a sea bath under favorable conditions. No accidents or arrests were reported. The boulevard was closed from 2 pm to 11 pm, and Ocean avenue was blocked by Revere police, diverting traffic between Boston and the north shore.
Hartford June 22 Before leaving this city today Vice President Adelbert R Whaley of the New Haven road with General Manager Bardo and General Superintendents Woodward and Clarke addressed Northern Connecticut engineers and conductors Saturday night announcing Providence will be visited next month to hear about their shortcomings
Vice-President Whaley questions reliance on safety stops arguing maintenance and human judgment are essential. He cites a recent English incident where six passengers died after a brake appliance failed. He plans to send Morrison to Illinois to observe a new stop in July as part of a $10,000 contest testing multiple solutions after the Westport wreck.
Four people drowned when a motor boat upset on the Missouri River near Parkville eight miles northwest of Kansas City. Eyewitnesses did not identify the two men and two women, but all were believed Kansas City residents.
President Joseph A. Maynard of the Boston Democratic city committee married Grace Earle Moore yesterday afternoon at St Marys Catholic Church Lawrence. Rev Father O Reilley officiated. The couple will tour the Berkshires and Adirondacks then spend the summer at the seashore before returning to Boston. Maynard’s marriage surprised his political and business circle.
Constantinople June 22. Twenty men were today sentenced to death after trial by court martial for complicity in the assassination of the Grand Vizier Mahmound Schefet Pasha.
June 22 reports show a sudden temperature drop in the area with snow in the Alps and the thermometer reading below zero. The cold is described as unprecedented for this season.
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