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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1914

Page

18

Yale Students Rally in Face of War Talk at Yale Paraders

Ex President Taft Yale leaders and professors address 2000 Yale students urging peace while warning war in Mexico could demand hundreds of thousands of troops. Hadley Phelps and Stokes comment on duty and danger as campus crowds respond with chants and a swift salute gesture.

New Haven Conn Taft Arthurt. Hadley Anson Phelps S Stokes William Lyon Phelps Yale Mexico Epi Sherman Hadley God Anson Phelps Stokes New Haven Green Wilson

Honeymoon Home Picked at Mattapoisett by McAdoo

Secretary of the Treasury William G McAdoo and his fiancee Miss Eleanor Randolph Wilson chose the J G Coleman place on Ned s Point road Mattapoisett as the likely summer home for their honeymoon They toured several estates with Agent Arthur Hammond and chaperone David F Houston noting the Coleman house s modest layout and prime location near the Casino The couple preferred a simple establishment and narrowed their choice to the Coleman place also inspecting The Reservation Barnard Place and Roger I Barstow s properties during the daylong visit

Mr. Coleman Chicago McAdoo Charles S. Hamlin David F. Houston Hamlin Robert McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury Wilson Coleman Place White House C. A. King of Boston Barnard Place F. €. Curtis Roger Iu. Barstow

Monoplane Sale to Huerta Prompts Navy Anxiety

An employee of the Moisant Aeroplane Company returned from Mexico after delivering a latest model monoplanes to Huerta in Mexico City. A second plane was nearly ready for shipment but likely would not be delivered. The idea of a monoplanes flying over the American fleet and dropping dynamite shells is discussed as a possibility.

Mexico Philippines Huerta Berkeley Oval Ployee Moisant Aeroplane Company Mexico City

Roosevelt arrives at Bremerton yard from San Francisco

Seattle April 19 Frank L. D. Roosevelt assistant secretary of the navy arrived from San Francisco aboard a naval transport and proceeded to Bremerton yard for inspections.

Lecy. Roosevelt Bremerton Yard Seattle Wash Franklin D. Roosevelt Secretary of the Navy San Francisco

Roosevelt to Inspect Navy Yard and Confer on Manning Vessels

Tonight he will inspect the Bremer ton navy yard and confer with Rear Admiral Doyle commanding the Pacific reserve fleet regarding arrangements for properly manning the vessels in his command. Mr Roosevelt expects to leave for Washington Thursday.

Bremerton Navy Yard Doyle Pacific Reserve Fleet Roosevelt Washington

Three Mexicans Released After Cavalry Gun Theft Arrest

Three of eight Mexicans arrested after an attempt to steal a machine gun from the Ninth United States Cavalry were released today at Douglas Arizona. Five others remain under guard as American military and civil authorities press a vigorous investigation.

Douglas, Ariz Ninth United States Cavalry

White House Car Ride Signals Huerta Ultimatum Result

Washington crowds watched as a high powered White House car carried Secretary Bryan Secretary Daniels and Joseph Tumulty on a speed run to Bryan's home and back. The reckless dash served as a live signal that Huerta's answer to the ultimatum was unfavorable.

Washington Huerta White House Bryan Daniels Joseph P. Tumulty

Newspaper men chase Daniels Tumulty to Bryan home

Secre tary Daniels and Secretary Tumulty emerged from the telegraph room to face 75 newspaper correspondents. They sped by White House in the big auto toward Secretary Bryan’s home, followed by taxicabs in a Sunday dash through Washington streets. Bicycle police attempted to halt the chase but were outdistanced.

O’shaughnessy State, War and Navy Daniels Tumulty White House Bryan Calumet Place White Sulphur Springs

Secretary Tumulty Announces Wilsons Schedule After Huerta Ultimatum

Secretary Tumulty told reporters that the President has cancelled all other engagements. The President will leave Sulphur Springs at midnight and meet his Cabinet at 10:30 tomorrow. A conference of Congressional leaders will be called at noon, with a possible address to Congress at 3 o clock.

Tumulty Washington Huerta Suliphur Springs Congress

Wilsons Cabinet Meeting Called After Huerta Message

Secretaries Bryan Daniels and Tumulty wired for a 10 30 AM cabinet gathering and a joint session with Congress to hear the Presidents message after Huerta's communication. White House activity intensified as a late night scramble unfolded with reporters present and streets buzzing with curious crowds.

Bodies recovered after Worcester boat accident

Worcester April 19 The bodies of John Leary of Shrewsbury and Deay Roundy of 115 Pleasant street Worcester were recovered by police after 24 hours of grappling. They were among five people who drowned when a motor boat capsized on Lake Quinsigamond yesterday.

Worcester John Leary Shrewsbury Deay Roundy Pleasant Street Lake Quinsigamond

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