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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1914
Page
5
In a two hour private session with the military affairs committee Governor Walsh urged favorable action on a bill to remove Adjutant-General Pearson. If the bill fails he may ask Pearson to resign or pursue court action. Pearson reportedly has militia support.
Governor Walsh directly summoned a legislative committee to discuss shortening the adjutant-general’s tenure from five years to one. The move signals strong administration unity in both chambers as war over Pearson’s position intensifies. The committee has been deadlocked five to five, with Rep. Carman undecided, and the result will trigger a heated floor battle.
Former Governor Curtis Guild told Boston Chamber of Commerce members that the US and Mexico may soon be at war after reviewing military strength. He urged support for militiamen and for employers to grant time off for militia duty to produce trained soldiers and avoid a mob.
General Leonard Wood, chief of staff, was to speak but delayed arrival shifted the podium to the former Governor who condemned certain countries in a pointed address. No country in the world received full tribute from the speaker.
The city laborers vacation bill passed a third reading in the Senate 21 to 18 after a reconsideration that reversed a prior 19 to 19 tie. Brennan and Burbank provided the decisive votes, while a broader policy debate unfolded on medical practice and school board reform.
Hiram J. Brown was appointed chief of the Natick police department succeeding David J. Church at a Selectmen meeting. The move follows Brown’s prior service in the force and marks a leadership change for Natick law enforcement.
The legislative committee on railroads voted leave to withdraw on the bill for state purchase of the New Haven and the electrification bills, along with the measure to determine members of the ...
An advertisement touts ethine double strength to prevent and remove freckles. It promises clear white skin for those with sun and wind exposure and offers money back if the product fails. An ounce is sold by druggists.
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