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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
2
Governor McCall signed the George presidential primary bill ending officially pledged Roosevelt delegation prospects. The law requires a candidate to assent to appear on the primary ballot, a move that blocks Roosevelt delegation unless he publicly declares candidacy.
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Dorchester Board of Trade led an appeal before the Metropolitan Park Commission to protect wharf property from park encroachments. Supported by Port Directors and Boston industrial board chaired by ex-Speaker John N. Cole the representatives argued wharf assets require protection despite park and boulevard desirability.
Dorchester business leaders threaten court action to stop taking a Dorchester wharf for the new 350000 dollar Neponset river bridge. Port directors favored changing plans and denied the permit, prompting a further hearing to consider an alternative plan from port engineers.
Attorneys for the Board of Trade argue the 80 foot upstream shift would reduce property damages and protect the only coal wharf serving Dorchester and the Atlantic and Wollaston districts of Quincy. Opponents say wharf loss would hinder industrial growth while officials urge a quick ruling with a damages estimate to follow. The Park Commission aims to decide within two weeks to start spring bridge construction.
The Rev. Charles W. Lyons of Boston College will address a union meeting of Boston Chapter K of C and Bishop Cheverus Assembly at the Columbus Club Dorchester on Sunday at 3 o'clock. His topic is The Modern Knight The Christian Gentleman. Murray will preside.
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In Syracuse on March 1 the New York State Democratic convention endorsed President Wilson and his policies. The gathering adopted a pro Wilson platform, urged renomination, and designated four delegates to back his bid at St Louis. The Big Four were unpledged but expected to support a second term. Attempts to insert woman suffrage support failed.
Former Governor Glynn rebukes Elihu Root for criticizing President Wilson and the federal reserve act. He praises Wilsonian policy on Belgium and Japan Korea, accuses Republicans of incompetence, and argues for patience and nonbelligerent diplomacy despite global tensions.
The Danish explorer Knud Rasmussen plans a new North Greenland expedition. He will explore the region between Peary Land and Greenland, focusing on Independence Fjord to the east and Nordenskjold’s Inlet and Sherard Osborn’s Fjord to the west. If impeded by ice or weather the crew may first survey Melville Bay.
For the first time in years a legislative inquiry is foreseen at the State House. Statements before the roads and bridges committee yesterday allege Representative Harry C. Foster ex Mayor of Gloucester collected money to push a bill through his own committee.
At a hearing presided by Rep Foster, the roads and bridges chair, Gloucester officials clashed over a proposed road from Land's End Rockport to Bass Rocks. Foster said about 400$ had been raised to hire counsel Attorney Walsh, with opposition from Ly le and Tolman. A fourth witness, Silva, apologized for remarks about the panel. The session adjourned to 4 pm with Walsh slated to testify.
The Sun day Post reports Colonel Corn remains active in the race for office with ongoing campaign developments and public appearances continuing this season.
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