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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
5
El Paso reporter Garcia Flores, a Chihuahua merchant, says Pancho Villa boarded a northbound train near Moctezuma and searched for Americans, threatening violence but leaving without harm. Villa claimed General Herrera joined with 2000 men, supplying troops as they traveled from Chihuahua City.
Mexican officials in Matamoros opposite Brownsville deny reports that Americans arrested Tuesday night were ill treated. They say the men were taken to the police court for disturbing the peace and not jailed, though a sentry fired on the car as the party left town after being challenged.
A thousand recruits for the United States army are wanted from Boston and vicinity. The government aims to raise to 120000 with 25000 needed at once. Cordier leads a rush to recruit in Western Massachusetts with posters and transport to stations.
Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Reber chief of the army aviation service fell three stories in his Washington home today and was badly injured He was taken to a hospital He reportedly tumbled over a bannister rail to the stairwell floor below Reber is son in law of Lieutenant General Miles and has been before a board probing aviation service administration A Congressional inquiry into the service has been proposed and is pending.
Genevieve, a pullet raised by Butler in West Gloucester, lays a double egg measuring about nine inches long with a 71 4 inch circumference and weighing half a pound. Butler, new to poultry, figures 150 more hens like Genevieve would keep him in the business.
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