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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1914

Page

7

Dictator To Quit Or Be Forced Out In Days Report Says

A report says the dictator faces removal within days as anti Huerta plots gain momentum. Traitors exposed the January scheme by Diaz followers and Limantour scientists, with about 20 Mexicans arrested or deported. Gamboa may struggle to win Constitutionalists approval amid questions of involvement. Five refugees show brutal treatment.

Porfirio Diaz Felix Diaz Cientificos Limantour Gamboa

Five Americans in Mexican capital amid anti US riots

Five Americans named Hoskins Chapman Smith Mader and Pinshon were arrested in Pachucao Hidalgo as spies. They were held incommunicado and beaten before being moved to Mexico City and freed. Refugees report improving conditions in the capital though anti American demonstrations persist with mobs shouting and jeering at a British consulate protected by police.

Albert J. Hoskins United States Army Brimfield Mass B. Chapman G. G. Smith Alabama C. N. Mader Mississippi J. Pinshon Pennsylvania Senor Cologan Huerta Gallardo Department of War and Public Works Zapata Pachucao Hidalgo Mexico City Cuartel Wilson

Boston Marine enlistment surge as Romy hikers and McNulty lead

Amid reduced anti recruitment friction from the Tam pico incident a notable day at the Hanover Street Marine Corps station featured John T McNulty traveling 26 miles from Romney N I to enlist. He joined seven recruits bound for New York and James M Curley among them. Dr Rand olph Angell reported 11 of 18 examined acceptable with total examinations over 1500 in two years. Harvard med students applied to hospital corps. Navy Recruiting at Tremont Street saw a crowded day with 17 men sent out last night.

Tampico John T. McNulty Marine Corps Hanover Street McNulty Boston Romney N. I Uncle Sam Doherty New York James M. Curley Randolph Angell Boylston Street Angell Harvard Medical Marine Station Navy Recruiting Office Tremont Street

Recruits Impress City Stations After Strong Day

City officers at three recruiting stations praised yesterday's turnout as the best since the Mexican trouble began. Applicants were generally fit to pass exams, mostly of acceptable age and appearing healthy and sober, with sincere motives.

Untidy Scene Draws Crowd and Critics at Event

A steady stream of boys and many men showed unfitness for the event, while curiosity seekers, press agents, and others crowded around. The scene reflected a mix of interest and disarray as officials managed the numbers and attention.

Mexican Americans endorse Wilson in San Antonio telegram

A telegram from San Antonio signed by 50 Mexican citizens in the United States endorses President Wilson's Mexican crisis policy and offers services if war with Huerta occurs.

San Antonio Texas Wilson United States Huerta

Need 20 000 Men to Take Mexico City

Galveston April 27 A force of 20 000 to 25 000 will be needed to take Mexico City and hold communications with Vera Cruz. About 50 000 men exist in the continental U S, leaving 20 000 to 25 000 available for the expedition if no stock is captured. The route begins through tropical pestilence to Jalapa and over a 9000 foot mountain pass with transport and enemy opposition risks.

Galveston Tex Mexico City Vera Cruz United States Continental Union Jalapa

Route to Mexico City Through Vera Cruz Routes

About 5000 troops remain with General Funston and additional forces will follow tomorrow. The two remaining brigades should sail within 10 days, enabling an advance toward the Mexican capital via the Mexican railway or the Camino Real routes. Pass heights exceed 7000 to 9000 feet, with tunnels and bridges along the railway posing vulnerabilities and the Interoceanic and Camino Real trails providing cavalry passage toward Jalapa and San Marcos before reaching the capital.

Funston Vera Cruz Maas Tierra Caliente Jalapa Jalapapa San Marcos

Sanfords Ginger ginger for nerves and insomnia

Sanfords Ginger promises relief for tired nerves weak stomachs and poor sleepers. It touts a warming stimulating formula with ginger aromatics and French brandy to ease cramps pains colds chills weakness nervousness and insomnia. The Owl Trade Mark assures purity and strength as the forty year standard sold by druggists and grocers.

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