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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1914

Page

6

Zapata Forces Near Mexico City Amid Civil War Claims

Reports from Vera Cruz say Emiliano Zapata has captured Cuernavaca within 40 miles of Mexico City though observers doubt its defense. Huerta restricts foreign movement. refugees travel toward Puerto Mexico as tensions rise along the front and talks of extending American lines surface.

Vera Cruz Zapata Emiliano Zapata Cuernavaca Morales Mexico City Washington Army War Department Puerto Mexico Huerta Funston

Tufts Opens Season vs Tech in Home Tennis Match

Tufts varsity tennis hosts Tech this afternoon in the season opener. Selected for Tufts are Captain Murphy Turner Burritt and Gifford with Turner and Murphy forming the first doubles pairing and Burritt paired with Gifford for the other doubles.

Tufts Tech Murphy Turner Burritt Gifford

Carranza Issues Peace Note Amid US Mexico Relations

Rafael Zubaran, a constitutionalist representative, states that the United States and Mexico share friendly relations that the public supports, and these relations should not be affected by Huerta's actions as they do not reflect national sentiment. The State Department released the statement.

Washington May United States Mexico Huerta Rafael Zubaran State Department

Note from Mexican constitutionalists backs US relations in 1914

The State Department note issued under General Carranza urges continued cordial ties with the United States despite Huerta's usurpation. It emphasizes mutual respect, neutrality protections for Americans and foreigners, and loyalty to shared moral principles and the American presidency. Signed by Zubaran in Washington on May 4, 1914.

State Department Carranza Mexico United States Huerta Washington, D. C

No Welcome in Mexico

James McNeil and Henry Lynch of Gloucester tell of adrift hours in a dory in the Gulf of Mexico after losing bearings in fog. They landed at Tonala Point lighthouse where locals refused hospitality. A mob of about 400 natives forced them to leave, firing shots as they fled. They were rescued by the steamer Texas carrying Vera Cruz refugees.

Gloucester James McNeil Henry Lynch Hatteras Gulf of Mexico McNeil Tonala Point Mexico McNeill Lynch Wolter Texas Vera Cruz

Merchants and Miners Steamer Requisitioned for War

The Dorchester of the Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. has been requisitioned by the War Department and will be transferred to the government at Norfolk tomorrow to carry troops and munitions to Mexico.

Baltimore Dorchester Merchants & Miners’ Transportation Company War Department Mexico Norfolk

Be Deceived Be Deceived

An old advertisement warns against temporary tonics and recommends Father John’s Medicine as a pure food tonic. It claims the product strengthens the body, especially for throat and lung troubles, contains no alcohol, and has fifty years of use.

WM. E. Smith Father John

Memphis and Macon Chartered for War to Mexico

The War Department has chartered the Memphis and Macon of the Savannah line to carry troops to Mexico. Both 377.5 foot ships with 1000-man capacity are under urgent orders from East Boston to ready for troop transport to New York and then Mexico.

War Department Memphis Savannah Boston Harbor New York Macon Boston Mexico B. H. Garfield Atlantic Works Ocean Steamship Company Llewellyn Wildes Wyoming Street Roxbury Eastern Steamship Company Allied Lines East Boston Garfield John Ingalls

Massachusetts Militia Faces Uncertain First Call For War

Massachusetts troops await orders from Washington as Governor directs Brigadier General Sweetser to press for mobilization. Weekend camps at Wakefield prepare Troop A and schedule May 1 17 and 29 20 drills for Troop B D and others with field equipment and rifle training planned.

Washington Massachusetts Sweetser War Department Massachusetts Cavalry Adjutant-General’s Office Wakefield

Maas Accused of Executing Prisoners in Vera Cruz

A May 8 report from Vera Cruz says General Gustavo Maas executed 19 convicts he had released to aid in the defense. The prisoners, once armed, included well known criminals who had terrorized the local region since the federal forces left Vera Cruz and the Americans arrived.

Vera Cruz Gustavo Maas

Griffins Face Half Million Dollar Fraud Indictment

New York prosecutors charge Mrs. Griffin and her husband Francis H. Griffin with a $500000 swindle. The pair allegedly used secret government and municipal contracts as a pretense to solicit funds from wealthy individuals promising large profits and guaranteed repayment. The case details the couple's methods, letters, and court actions as they await trial.

Griffin Commodore Doremus Briarcliff Greenwich

Indicted in New York Griffins face federal charges in mail fraud case

Francis H. Griffin once of 65 Liberty Street and his wife Clara were indicted by a federal grand jury on two conspiracy to defraud by mail counts. Arrested in Groton Massachusetts they allegedly extracted about 250000 from friends and acquaintances through false stock investments and notes. Investigators say investors suffered losses but the couple plans to be tried in New York.

Griffin United States Hayes New York Hatton Morton Liberty Street Liberty Tower Yale Club Boston Metropolis Park Avenue Francis H. Griffin Clara H. Griffin Groton Mass Post Office Swain and Mayhew Yale University E. J. Barker Baldwin, L Charles H. Dale Gotham John T. Boyd Newark CN. Cronyn Brooklyn Gaynor Griffins Miss Kennedy White Rats Actors’ Union of America

Boat trip aims to beat the new Shamrock on water

A voyage on the boat competes to surpass the new Shamrock in a challenge. Local observers note high hopes for the ship to outperform the rival.

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