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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1916

Page

5

Plea for Mediation in Mexico by Prominent Americans

An appeal signed by Charles W. Eliot, Richard Olney, Henry L. Higginson, Samuel J. Elder and A. Lawrence Lowell urges President Wilson to mediate in Mexico after Carranza released prisoners. The letter cites Pan American efforts since 1914 and argues mediation could avert war while preserving U.S. safety and regional harmony.

Wilson Carranza Mexico Charles W. Eliot Richard Olney Henry L. Higginson Samuel J. Elder A. Lawrence Lowell Press Daily Washington United States Mexico City Argentina Brazil Chile Secretary of State Latin America Pan-America Ignacio Calderon Bolivia Senor Calderon Lansing South America Lawrence Lowell

Dead Americans buried at Carrizal field

El Paso Texas June 30 Americans who fell at Carrizal including Captain Boyd and Lieutenant Adair have been buried in the Carrizal cemetery. A few unburied lay on the field edge. Carranza casualties are listed as 26 killed and 50 wounded. Mexicans lost 35 horses.

EL Paso Texas Carrizal Boyd Adair

Ninth Boys See First Mexicans on Ninth Regiment Train

On a special train to El Paso the Ninth Regiment troops pass through Oklahoma and meet local crowds in Missouri and Oklahoma. They see Mexicans, Indians, Pawnee Bill's home town, and receive hospitality with coffee, lemonade, and food. The journey includes stops in Springfield and Enid and encounters with ex-soldiers and local dignitaries.

Massachusetts Dupont Ohio Logan O. K George A. Walton Ninth Regiment el Paso Oklahoma Framingham Missouri Bay State Springfield Enid Red Cross Society Tulsa Okla Carranza Villa Americops Pawnee Bullseye Jim Thorpe George Walton Post Morrison Tom Perdue Pardner Tom Thomas Verna Leggett Sweetser

Four Women Arrested for Shoplifting in City Stores

Four women aged 19 to 61 were arrested on shoplifting charges in separate department stores. Florence Sennott, 19, of Billerica, allegedly fought store detective Ethel Lagerstrom on Washington Street, tearing her handbag. Agnes Belmont, 19, of South Boston, was arrested with Sennott for larceny of a pocketbook and a $5.10 collar. Mary Kelley, 61, of Boston, faces charges for stealing shirtwaists and skirts valued at $10.37, and Bertha Martin, 24, of East Boston, charged with larceny of waists and other articles valued at $27.50.

Florence Sennett Billerica Ethel Lagerstrom Washington Street Winter Bromfield Agnes Belmont Boston Sennott Sennett Lancaster Women's Sherborn Mary Kelley Bertha Martin

Elevated Carmen Labor Dispute Heads to Arbitration

A conference with union officials will seek arbitration to settle wage demands in a prolonged subway and tunnels workers dispute. The union seeks 30 to 40 cent hourly raises over three years, while the company offered smaller increases. International leaders and company officers have held daily talks since April 5 with talks near collapse before arbitration is pursued.

International John H. Reardon Worcester Thomas G. Doyle Matthew J. Higgins Mathias J. Nesdale Thomas F. Shine Higgins Shine Reardon Doyle Union Matthew J. McCarthy Moses P. Blount Matthew J. McLoughlin Charles R. Clark George A. McMenimen Timothy J. Regan M. J. Walsh William J.timmins Louis Strecker Frank Long Peter J. Murphy Ambrose Pugh Arthur Sturgis

New Hay Bill Up In House

The Hay bill to appropriate 2 000 000 dollars for relief of families of National Guardsmen called into federal service was favorably reported to the House and will be taken up for passage. The bill allows the War Secretary to distribute the fund with a maximum of 50 dollars per month per family and makes his enforcement act final, not subject to court review.

Washington Secretary of War

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