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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1911
Page
9
Boston Mayor John F. Fitzgerald attacked local newspapers at a Neighborhood Club of Allston meeting, saying editors tailor stories to paper heads and that this practice suppresses reform-minded candidates. He contrasted Boston with Germany and other countries as better at preventing bias.
Ottawa reports the sorder government will be sworn in tomorrow amid tensions with Quebec French nationalists. The cabinet includes premiers and leaders from Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia. Governor general Karl Grey will depart for Quebec after the oath and the Duke of Connaught will assume as England-bound replacement on October 12.
Governor Foss denounces party enrolment as unnecessary and pernicious in a statement cited yesterday. He defends a secret ballot at primaries and a system that lets voters choose only one party, contrasting with Senator Lodge and Lieutenant Governor candidate Luce on the issue.
Inspector Michael J. Morrissey and Inspector Irwin P. Cochran were injured by a premature fulminate of mercury cap explosion while testing a wired fuse at police headquarters. Morrissey lost a finger to amputation. Cochran sustained burns over his left side and arm and remained under hospital care days. The device, part of explosives tied to the Goldberg brothers linked to a jewelry-store robbery case, exploded when it touched a battery in a closet.
William Barbour of New York vice-president and one of six indicted officers of United Shoe Machinery Company refused a fine, saying he would choose two years in jail over a tarnished name. He left the U S Circuit Court after offering $10,000 bail to answer the charges.
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