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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1914

Page

13

Public street clash over Tampico incident in Vera Cruz

In Vera Cruz on April 24 Victoriano Huerta and Nelson O Shaughnessy argued in public over whether American troops should force Huerta to respect the flag. Huerta plans a staged front departure to flee to a Japanese cruiser at Manzanillo if crisis escalates.

Vera Cruz Mexico Victoriano Iuerta Nelson O'Shaughnessy Tampico O'Shaughnessy Huerta Washington Supreme Powers Manzanillo Pacific Uns Capi

Delay in Attack Means Disaster on Mexican Front

Vera Cruz dispatch reports that Washington warned any American warship near Mexican coast towns could incite riots. Badger recalls Nashville to avoid provoking hostilities while observers warn that hesitation risks disaster and jeopardizes Americans in Mexico.

Old Vera Cruz Awakens After Two-Day Clash

The city begins reopening as bluejackets and marines police blocks. Admiral Fletcher’s proclamation that U S occupation is temporary is posted. Mexican gunboat Zaragoza randomly travels harbor as distant shots echo and U S navy losses mount.

Boston Post New York Tribune Vera Cruz Admiral Fletcher United States United States Navy

Mexicans In Vera Cruz Casualties Rise To 321

A new Navy Department dispatch reports 126 Mexican deaths and 195 wounded since American landing at Vera Cruz. Rear Admiral Fletcher released the figures tonight through the Navy.

Washington Vera Cruz Fletcher Navy Department

Mexican casualties rise as Vera Cruz quiet returns

A dispatch from Admiral Fletcher at Vera Cruz reports 126 Mexicans killed and 195 wounded, totaling 321 casualties to date. He notes Vera Cruz is calmer with affairs being straightened and municipal officials seeking to stay in office. OShaughnessy has not arrived and tracks are torn up delaying refugee movements. Badger adds 800 refugees reached from Mexico City, underscoring the refugee crisis as the most difficult issue.

Admiral Fletcher Maas Mexico City Soledad Rubio Navarrete Vera Cruz Orizaba Perote Navy Department Fletcher Badger O’shaughnessy Admiral Badger

Dillingham Seeks Senate Run in Vermont

Normal announcement that William P. Dillingham would seek re election to the United States Senate was made at a Waterbury meeting. A Dillingham Republican Club was organized and plans for similar clubs statewide were noted.

Montpelior William P. Dillingham United States Waterbury Dillingham Republican Club

Crowell Elected to Lead Tech Wrestlers

St R Crowell of Los Angeles was elected captain of the Tech wrestling team for next year at a banquet marking two flawless seasons with nearly twenty wins. Morse of Dorchester was chosen manager. Crowell is heavyweight and Morse a 145 pounder.

St. R Brute) Crowell Los Angeles California Tech Morse Dorchester Crowell

Yale second eight beats varsity eight in harbor race

New Haven April 24 Yale second eight-oar crew defeated the varsity eight in a four mile harbor race. No time was given. The race was tight with the lead changing until the final eighth of a mile when the second shell moved ahead to win by a quarter length.

New Haven Yale Varsity

Vermont Beats Colby 7-0 Behind No-Hitter by Malcolm

Mal colm of the University of Vermont pitched a no hit no run game today at Burlington Vermont as Vermont defeated Colby 7 to 0. The Ver monters received solid support with strong performances from Mayforth Steves and Nutter. Batteries Malcolm and Mayforth Steves and Nutter.

Burgington Malcolm University of Vermont Colby College Vermonters R. I. E Vermont Malcolm and Mayforth Steves and Nutter

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