Americans Arrested by Federal Troops In Mexico
Federal troops arrest Americans including J O Cook and J D Langston, with eighteen still in Tierra Blanca. Prisoners moved from Cordoba to Orizaba as Huerta forces seize railway assets and a Mexican mob trespasses a railway terminal. British charge d affaires Hohler plans return to Mexico City. Naval officials praise Fletcher and actifs conduct as U S Navy and officials reorganize city operations under strain.
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Cordoba
Orizaba
Tierra Blanca
J. O. Cook
Isthmus Railway
J. O. Schneider
J. D. Langston
C. D. Harrison
George McComber
Mexico City
Huerta
Apizaco
Vera Cruz
Thomas B. Hohler
Hermione
Tampico
Fletcher
Daniels
Navy
Canada
C. E. MacEachran
John Lind
C. Mitchell
Honor the Vera Cruz hero Daniel Haggerty Portrait Fund
Edward S. Kelley plans to commission an artist to paint two portraits of Daniel Haggerty in uniform. One portrait will go to the State Armory on Massachusetts Avenue and the other to the family. Subscriptions have begun and Boston and Cambridge papers will be urged to support the fund. The artist is not yet chosen.
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Daniel Haggerty
United States
Vera Cruz
Edward S. Kelley
Haggerty
State Armory
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston
Cambridge
cordial relations aid wireless division at Vera Cruz
Rear Admiral Charles J. Badger and Rear Admiral Sir Christopher Cradock agreed to split wireless traffic six hours each for the American and British fleets with the remainder for others. Refugees crowd Tampico as Badger and Mayo move to evacuate north aboard Trinidad CycLops Nashville sails for Puerto Mexico to load refugees. Sugar loading resumes under Mexican censorship.
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Badger
Sir Christopher Cradock
Vera Cruz
Charles J. Badger
Christopher Cradock
Conde
Lancaster
Tampicot
Mayo
Galveston
Nashville
Puerto
Mexico
Tech Students Ready for President's Call Parade
The 126th Massachusetts Reserves held a war meeting and parade on Newbury Street led by Colonel L F Hamilton of Medford. He declared the men ready for the President's call for volunteers to go to Mexico. A full student band preceded the parade.
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Technology Regiment
126Th Massachusetts Reserves
Third Elm
Fairfield Street
Newbury Street
L. F. Hamilton
Medford
Mexico
Maine Troops Ready Within 48 Hours
Augusta Maine April 24 President Wilson was notified by telegraph that Maine National Guard is ready for active service within 48 hours after the call is issued. One infantry regiment and one coast artillery corps equipped as infantry with hospital detachment are available and camp ground ready for immediate occupancy if mobilized.
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Augusta
Wilson
Haines
National Guard Organization of
Maine
Coast Artillery Corps
Villa Rebels Near Revolt on Mexican Border
Reports from El Paso show Villa’s army near revolt over joining Huerta against the United States. Refugees say generals press Villa to ally with Huerta, while Villa pledges friendship to America and plans to return to Chihuahua. Fort Bliss troops are arriving as border tension rises and refugees continue to flee northern Mexico.
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EL Paso
Texas
Chihuahua
Francisco Villa
Huertistas
Villa
Huerta
United States
Torreon
Fort Bliss
Washington
Juarez
Turkea
Madera
Pearson
Castaway Heroine in Pacific Quest for Secret Papers
Lucille Love survives a shipboard fire and naval espionage to recover crucial papers from Hugo Loubeque. Stranded on a Pacific island, she battles danger and native tribes while plotting return to Manila to secure the evidence before the spy’s global reach destroys them. The tale advances in tomorrow's Sunday Post.
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West Point
Sumpter Love
Manila
Loubeque
General Love
Gibson
Lucile
Loubequé
Lucille
Harley
Manilla
Pacific
Hugo Loubeque
Destiny
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Custom House
American Press Association
Portsmouth
Morro Castle
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
TECH
Neile Love
Sunday Post
Universal Film Manufacturing Company
Lucille Love
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