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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1913

Page

24

Arbitration Hearing Reveals Hard Cross Examination Tactics

Attorney Feeney presses strict cross examination as he blocks company witnesses at the LL arbitration. Webber and Guyon describe division one operations, runs, and long waits for regular status, while noting high early departure rates and large applicant pools. Morning session set for Ford Hall at 10.

John P. Feeney Boston Street Carmen’s Union A. J. Guyon Joseph N. Webber

Company witnesses defend conductor pay and hours

Two witnesses for the company testified to show that conductor and motorman wages are reasonable and hours are fair. Attorney Feeney gained a temporary point by objecting to Superintendent Abber presenting testimony about divisions of the road outside his own division one.

Feeney Abber Storrow

Awaiting Result of Election in Mexico

President Wilson said the United States would wait for definite results from the Mexican election of Oct 26 before acting. He informed the Mexican foreign office via Charge OShaughnessy that the Oct 26 vote would not be considered constitutional by the United States, and it is not known how long Washington will wait for returns.

Washington Wilson Mexico United States O’shaughnessy

Mexico Crisis Delays Ballot Count and U S Policy

The Huerta government may wait days or weeks to record the result after Nov 10 ballot counting. President and officials discuss a U S statement of aims and constitutional government, while some urge a plan to remove Huerta before peace talks or elections.

Washingtons next move fuels fear among Mexican residents

In Mexico City many foreigners prepare to flee as Huerta and Blanquet near victory. Officials give little on Washingtons plans, while Mexicans and expatriates await U.S. actions with anxious suspense. Some Americans have packed belongings and fear losses upon return.

Washington Mexico City Victoriano Huerta Aureliano Blanquet Huerta

Attack Striking Miners Spur Guard Campout

In Trinidad Colorado on October 27 the National Guard under Adjutant-General Chase encamped to guard against outbreaks between striking miners and mine guards after an attack on the strikers camp at Aguilar. Authorities fear further trouble tomorrow.

Trinidad Col Aguilar Chase Colorado National Guard

Troop Moves Amid Mine Strike Tensions At Ludlow

Troops and cavalry were dispatched from Walsenburg toward Aguilar amid a growing strike zone. Artillery prepared for rapid redeployment as Ludlow area hosts active strikers camp. No arms shown at Delagua while surrendered guns arrive. mine guards desert Delagua camp.

Walsenberg Aguvilar Ludlow Delagua

Johnny Kilbane Knocks Out Mars In Seventh Round

Johnny Kilbane featherweight champion defeats Knockout Mars in Cincinnati in the seventh round of a scheduled ten round bout. The fast, bloodied clash saw Mars score a second round knockdown before Kilbane rallied to win with a decisive straight right to Mars's jaw.

Cincinnati Johnny Kilbane Mars Kilbane

Musician Drowns After Boat Capsizes in Harbor

Clarence H. Pike aged 53 of 75 Washington Avenue Winthrop drowned yesterday afternoon after his brother Charles P. Pike futilely tried to save him. The two men clung to the keel of their capsized boat during a squall in the harbor.

Clarence H. Pike Washington Avenue Winthrop Charles P. Pike

Brothers in Squantum Tragedy as One Drowns

Charles Pike, 63, survived a deadly squall off Spectacle Island after aiding his younger brother Clarence amid rough seas. The pair had been smelt fishing when the boat capsized. Clarence released his grip saying he could not hold on. Captain Creed rescued Charles, while the body of Clarence was recovered nearby. The lifeboat crew and Drew Ward brought the injured to a life station for treatment.

Charles Squantum Spectacle Island Clarence Creed Charles Pike Andrew J. Ward United States Life Saving Station City Point William J. Gallivan Winthrop

Retired Jewelry Merchant Clarence Remains Noted in Music Circles

Clarence, a retired jewelry merchant, was a longtime member of the Handel and Hadyn Choral Society and sang as a soloist in many churches across Greater Boston. He is survived by his wife, three sons, and one daughter.

Clarence Handel and Hadyn Choral Society Boston

Cobb's Big Grocery House Ad Prices

New laid hennery eggs 35c per dozen three dozen for 1.00 creamery butter 30c lb pure lard 12 1 2c lb pea beans 7 1 2c qt At Cobb's Big Grocery House Henover Street corner Union Send postal for price list They distribute all over New England.

Cobb’s Henover St Cor. Union New England

Berthson Pier Hearing for Large Ships in Boston

Port Directors of Boston meet with International Mercantile Marine Company to discuss using Commonwealth Pier for larger White Star Cunard and Hamburg America lines. Officials say Charlestown and East Boston quarters are too small and a decision on accommodating White Star Cunard and Hamburg America routes is expected after upcoming meeting.

Boston Internationa Mercantile Marine Company White Star Red Star Leyland and Holland America Lines Liverpool Mediterranean Manchester Antwerp Rotterdam Cunard Queenstown P. A. S. Franklin John Thomas New England Charlestown East Boston Commonwealth Pier Cunard Line Imania Caronia Laconia Franconia Chai Commerce Reptives Cuna

Morris Sues Royle for 20000 in Alienation Suit

Friends of Lawrence theatre manager Michael W. Morris and Brookline resident Albert K. Royle expect a hard legal battle after Morris files a 20000 suit against Royle for alleged alienation of Morris's wife now Mrs Boyle. The men, both self made and once close, grew estranged in recent years.

Michael W. Morris Lawrence Albert K. Royle Brookline Royle Moriwis Boyle Morris

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