04 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1913
Page
1
President Wilson orders Mexican President Huerta to resign immediately and bars Huerta’s supporters from succeeding him. The ultimatum demands peaceful departure with a reasonable period to leave office and avoid further conflict.
Election Day forecast notes unsettled weather for southern England and Tuesday rains. In Massachusetts a close governor race dominates as Democrat Walsh leads contested by Progressive Bird and Governor Foss, with Gardiner strong for second place. The outcome will shape party future amid heavy expected turnout.
Call the Boston Post Fort Hill 5200 for election updates after noon. This brief note directs readers to contact the newspaper for the latest results or coverage following the day’s events.
Congressman James M. Curley announces his bid for Boston mayor, startling the already heated race and suggesting possible shifts around Mayor Fitzgerald's plans this year. Col. Gaston also enters the political contest as candidates diverge in the red hot field.
Congressman Curley calls political supporters to gather at Vine Street Church on Wednesday November 5 to sign nomination papers. The entry of the Tammany Club figure has stirred controversy as factions of the machine Democracy prepare for nominations selected by the Municipal League.
Charles A. Ufford of Dorchester urged at the annual stockholders meeting that faithful motormen conductors and other L road employees be made stockholders instead of receiving gold bonuses at Christmas, presenting a plan to reshape worker compensation.
Mr Ufford proposes reducing par value from 100 to 10 dollars to allow wider public ownership of the street railway stock. He argues broad ownership would ease political opposition and benefit both the company and public. He suggests 10 dollar stock certificates for employees and decentralizing sale points. Officials would consider the idea, while General Bancroft declined to comment. Father John's Medicine is a safe remedy. advt
Mrs. Annie Cartwright testified at the Worcester State Hospital inquiry about her sister Emma McLoughlin’s injuries. She described legs from feet to hips and arms from fingertips to elbows scalded, and said staff minimized the harm as a sunburn. Other witnesses supported the abuse claims against the hospital.
Newfane Vermont November 3. Foreman of the Superior Court jury returns a verdict of not guilty in the murder trial of Almon M. Richards. Richards collapses fainting in the arms of his son Roland as the verdict is announced.
The verdict brought a crowd to the courtroom as Judge Winslow urged silence. Richards, accused in a fatal skull fracture from a rent dispute with Field, was revived after an ante-room seizure. Field leased a restaurant on Richards property and the defense denied the charges.
Max WH, Frankis, a male attendant, contradicted prior hospital testimony and said he along with two other attendants gave patient Serenthus Sid ius a little trimming. The testimony appears continued on Page 5 Second Col.
Via Washington Sunset Route the Sunset Limited will run daily from November 14 to 20 offering a faster service with no extra fare. The new schedule improves hours for the tourist car, with departures at 12 Milk and 332 Washington streets.
Mexico City reports President Huerta must resign without delay and may be forced to hand passports to the American representative. Washington signals that cooperation with Carranza rebels is needed, while Huerta weighs refusal or exile as officials note foreign pressure and military changes across Zacatecas and Queretaro.
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