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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1910
Page
16
Reports from Puebla say rioting during anti re electionist meetings left many dead including the city police chief. A bomb and street fighting caused the casualties with further troops sent from Mexico City to Puebla.
As Chief Miguel Cabrera and his men advanced toward the building, a woman opened a door and shot and killed one of the group, ending in a fatal confrontation.
Dr. George Kerschensteiner of Munich told Huntington Hall last night that Germany's system trains youth in 52 industrial schools. He said U S lagged and urged creation of schools like Munich to boost industrial training and progress.
Reports from Marathon Texas say armed Mexican bands moving into the Chisos mountains are scattered in small groups. Town scouts report revolutionists planning raids in Mexico after crossing into Texas at Boquillas and other isolated areas in the border mountains.
The Cambridge Firemen's Relief Association held its 24th annual concert and ball at the State Armory on Massachusetts Avenue. Over 1000 attendees including Mayor William F. Brooks and chiefs from Greater Boston fire departments. dancing ran to 2 a.m. with 200 couples in the grand march.
Francisco I. Madeira, anti re election candidate for Mexican president, now in exile in San Antonio, predicts an inevitable Mexican revolution. He says it may not start today or next week but is bound to come and cites unknown directions and unknown funders for arms.
Miss Ella Williamson and Ervie Rudd wed in a 60 mph car ceremony on the riverside boulevard. Rev J A Lewis conducted the nuptials from the car steps as the chauffeur steered with his left hand. The Riverside Club golf instructors served as witnesses and the service lasted under half an hour before a train departure.
Patrolman Clarence M. Dunbar of City Point Police Station was retired on a pension at roll call last evening. He served in the department for 22 years.
Lowell Nov 18. Negotiations are under way to move the Heinze Electric Company to Detroit Michigan. The concern is led by Congressman Butler Ames and employs 250 workers.
Judge Daniel W. Bond will preside over the Hattie LeBlanc murder trial in the Superior Criminal Court at East Cambridge beginning Monday morning November 28.
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