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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
20
The Boston House of Representatives overturned the City Council’s ward redivision plan after months of bitter dispute. Lomasney’s side claimed victory as the legislature blocked the council’s redistricting order yesterday.
Representative Martin Lomasney spearheaded a plan to replace the Boston City Council redistricting order with a legislative committee led map. Roll call: 126 in favor to 58 against. Republicans split, Democrats mostly supported. The measure moves to the Senate, with a deadline of April 1 for action.
Irvin Besse, 60, ex mayor and president of the Victor Fire Door Manufacturing Co, collapsed at his home. A Peabody native, he led Newburyport as mayor in 1908 and served on the Common Council and Board of Aldermen. Last year he led the Newburyport Businessmen's Association and belonged to Knights Templar and the American Yacht Club.
General Carranza issues a formal denial of charges against General Obregon. He pledges protection for foreign residents, notes relief efforts and food deliveries, and urges Americans and others to evacuate Mexico City if possible to avoid further danger. He appeals directly to President Wilson and the State Department for cautious course.
In St. Vincent's Church South Boston Rev Father Walter denounces scandal as a demon in human form urging fear and hatred for the sin. He cites Salome and warns that one scandal can ruin souls and echo through generations, reaching theaters and dance halls.
The Suffolk Law School faculty held a banquet in the library to mark the school's charter anniversary signed by Governor Walsh. Wives of faculty members were asked to respond to the toasts, with Gleason St. Archer serving as toastmaster.
Daniel J. MacNeil age 39 beloved husband of Mary Hurley MacNeil dies in Walpole March 10. Funeral from Diamond Street residence at 8 30 a m services at Church of the Blessed Sacrament Walpole at 9 o clock Interment St Patrick Cemetery Watertown at 11 o clock Gardiner Maine papers please copy.
Harry Kendall Thaw on trial with five co defendants for conspiring to escape Matteawan State Hospital grew ill at the end of proceedings. Judge Page had a couch moved to the Tombs for Thaw to sleep, doctors said rheumatism from cell drafts.
In court today the State's witness traced Harry Thaw's flight from Matteawan to New Hampshire while Thaw wore a shawl and turned up his sweater. His lawyers plan to have him testify tomorrow to present his version and argue his regained sanity.
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