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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1914
Page
3
Albert S. Bigelow asks the Supreme Judicial Court to review a decree ordering him to pay 2,124,629 to Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelting Co. He claims he has paid 1,900,000 as substantially all his property and alleges the company concealed the mines real value.
A committee of women from the Boston Housewife s League led by Mrs Edward J Barry wife of the Lieutenant Governor will meet Mayor Curley this morning to discuss plans and financing for a central milk station in Boston.
Mrs Anna Steinauer leads a delegation from Mattapan to discuss a central milk bureau. The aim is to help farmers, lower consumer prices, and ensure fresh milk, with a milk station proposed after a Saturday meeting with Lt Governor Barry.
A Worcester Graf ton electric car jumped the track at Grafton street and Pilgrim way this afternoon, tearing through a cement wall and injuring twelve people. Motorman Bartholomew Doyle escaped by jumping. Several women from North Grafton and Worcester were cut by glass or bruised, with others from Worcester city homes also hurt and taken home by ambulance.
President Wilson unofficially indicated the Federal commander at Tampico should fire a salute to the Stars and Stripes after the arrest of American marines last Thursday. Navy Department advised on the salute status as Charge O Shaughnessy awaited Huerta government reaction. John Lind, Wilson’s Mexico adviser, arrived aboard the Mayflower and conferred with Bryan and the President.
In Mexico City President Huerta addressed 160 members of the Jockey Club urging them to support a social reform by providing cotton trousers for impoverished Indian laborers. He urged the aristocrats to help supply trousers rather than money for war, saying the world recalls the ragged condition of the poor.
Telegrams from Tampico report rebel forces have withdrawn a considerable distance from the town outskirts for reorganization. The U S battleship Minnesota departed for Tampico with supplies and the Cuban freighter Camaguey will sail for Vera Cruz to bring refugees to the same port.
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