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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
10
Juan Sanchez and Pablo Sanchez were held without bail for the grand jury on murder charges. Tomas Garden is held for further investigation as a Villa spy. Victoriano Loya was freed. Ruiz and Y Seville died of wounds. Elias Mirass died. Jesus Paiz, 12, will not be arraigned due to youth. Paiz's leg was amputated after a gunshot wound.
Wireless contact with the Casas Grandes base confirms all transport trucks and wagons with drivers and guards that left Ascencion for Casas Grandes last Monday are accounted for. They had been delayed by a heavy sand trail and were reported missing until today.
The testimony details accusations and defenses amid a club dispute. Richards allegedly vowed to "get" Keates while Feely defends a letter as pleasant. Members accuse the doctor of stirring scandal and call for discipline or expulsion.
In Plymouth Court today the defense of 20 B A A governors who expelled Dr Russell A Richards in 1914 began as direct evidence closed in the 10th day of his $20,000 damages suit. Testimony centered on alleged misappropriation of club funds and the handling of a $65,000 renovation budget and $400,000 annual running expenses.
William S. Youngman testified that soon after the committee's election the subject of dishonesty in the club's affairs was broached to him by Dr. Richards. The statement suggests tensions and concerns within the organization during the period.
Mollie Waddy and Tony the Post elephants have voracious appetites after winter. Tony now demands only whole wheat bread and toys with shavings when offered other bread. The trio has kept near the doors since their first spring outing was postponed by bad weather.
The 27 500 ton battleship Nevada began her maiden trip after commissioning with hundreds of mothers and sweethearts waving from the Charlestown navy yard. Captain T E B Evans guided her to open water before turning command to Captain Simms. She will stop in New York to load ammunition and then join the Atlantic fleet.
London March 23. Hungarian Landsturm born in 1868 and 1869 and men born 1865 to 1897 previously in war material work are dismissed and ordered to join the army on April 6 per a Reuters Zurich despatch.
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