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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1914
Page
5
The Harvard Crimson criticized the muzzling of professors during the European war crisis as unfair in an editorial published yesterday.
Harvard professors with varying sympathies have given interviews and written articles about the war, provoking protests and calls for censorship. The Crimson defends professors right to free speech while urging adherence to the faculty's existing plan.
Manchester delegates from every county to the Progressive convention vote to add a national prohibition plank to the state platform. The 130 delegates cheered Colonel Roosevelt as William Savacool presided. The state Progressive ticket was chosen at the primaries.
Miss Lucille Gulliver will speak at the Tucia Knox Chapter D. A. R. meeting at Copley Square Hotel on Monday evening. Mrs. Myra B. Lord will be toastmistress with guests including Mrs. Charles H. Bond and Mrs. Ella Nute Buffum of Rockland, Me.
Readers can obtain The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser by sending the notice with 20 cents postage to Invalid's Hotel Buffalo NY. The cloth bound 1008 page volume by Dr R V Pierce is advertised as plain to read and widely trusted.
Mayor Curley objects to Roxbury Board of Trade plans for Fort Point Channel as premature. At a continued hearing before Army engineer Colonel Craighill in Barristers Hall, the mayor kept to one issue, locating Boston's new high pressure pumping station opposite the South Station.
Mayors remarks frame the pumping station location as a sewerage issue rather than a port concern while Henry C. Long criticizes the site as blocking channel development. Harbor officials defend existing bridges and traffic, with Chamber of Commerce backing the proposed site and Colonel Craighill to decide.
Harvard called out its reserve joke smiths as the Lampoon began its annual hunt for editors. From freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, about 100 candidates arrived at the Lampoon building on Mt. Auburn Street. Officials say the pool is larger than ever and Harvard has not seen such a bright crop since 1876.
President Wilson approved USDA recommendations altering open seasons for waterfowl in several states. In New England, Connecticut opens October 1 and ends January 15, while Massachusetts and Rhode Island run October 1 to December 31.
Belfast Maine October 2 Lewis Bur sess of Burnham was convicted of manslaughter for killing his son in law John Ronco. He was sentenced to not less than one year and not more than two years in State prison.
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