，美国在危地城：华盛顿关注韦拉克鲁斯事态
4月—美军关注墨西哥韦拉克鲁斯局势。胡erta被指将挑起血战以吸引美军进攻城中，马斯将军增援，水厂被要求投降后爆发小规模冲突，E连信号部队随第五旅驶向港口，携大量信号设备。华府正推动调解，预期胡erta下台，卡兰萨阵营入城成难题。
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
1
Huerta Faces Choice as Funston Reinforcement Readied
May 4 report from Washington notes Huerta must decide on battle plans at Vera Cruz or risk mediation collapse. Funston’s reinforcement could be deployed, transport ships at Galveston stand by, and ABC mediators await U S S Huerta and Carranza envoy appointments for further talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston
Washington
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Galveston
ABC
U. S&s
Carranza
Mexican federal troops depart Ojinaga region under guard
In El Paso May a force of 5000 Mexican federal soldiers with wives and children, held since the Ojinaga capture, began entraining for Fort Wingate New Mexico. Soldiers protested the distance from the border while guards blocked escape. Weeping women with pots and children trudged over desert dust from Fort Bliss to the trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Ojinaga
Fort Wingate
New Mexico
Fort Bliss
Refugees Depart Mexico City by Special Train
A special train carrying 490 American refugees leaves Mexico City for Puerta Mexico with arrival expected via American ships. The Brazilian legation organized the transport and reports on Huerta’s health are denied. Huerta appoints two delegates to meet ABC mediators. a third will be named tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Puerto
Mexico
Huerta
Washington
D. Emilio Rabasa
Augustine Calindo
ABC
Huerta Freezes Factions and Backs Loyal Troops
Vera Cruz May 1 Huerta releases all political prisoners and proclaims unity against the common foe the American invaders He seizes cons to supply liquor for troops and plans quick flight for safety Fifteen hundred Americans remain in Mexico City awaiting transport to the sea port. several missing but safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hureta
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Washington
Canada
Rebel ammunition seized at Galveston
Galveston May 1 one million rounds of small arm ammunition consigned to the constitutionalist forces along the northern border of Mexico have been stopped here and will be returned to the manufacturers. The embargo on arms into Mexico has kept authorities keenly watchful for shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Mexico
Refugees in Vera Cruz Expect Huerta Overthrown
Report from Vera Cruz dated May 5 notes Mexican refugees outnumber other nationals, believing Huerta will soon fall amid carnage. A capital plot to oust Huerta is under way and General Jiminez Castro is alleged to seek army command as Mexico marks a Fourth of July amid feared anti American demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Rojas
Mexico City
Huerta
Funston
O’shaughnessy
Galveston
Washington
Villa
Jiminez Castro
Mexico
Rebels Predicted To Seize Tampico Saltillo In Five Weeks
El Paso report from Juarez claims Constitutionalists will control Tampico and Saltillo and push toward Mexico City within five weeks. Saltillo evacuation by Federals is reported and Carranza orders Tampico commander not to join Huerta against Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tampico
Saltillo
Mexico City
Constitutional
Juarez
Carranza
Huerta
Carranza Refuses Armistice. Mediation Limited Again
Washington reports Carranza will not agree to an unconditional armistice or full mediation. Mediators fault the United States for not pressing Carranza to halt fighting. Villa and northern rebels receive scarce supplies as the embargo is read as restricting arms only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carranza
Huerta
United States
Villa
President Wilson to Attend Vera Cruz Heroes Funeral
Washington reports President Wilson will travel to New York for funeral services honoring the Vera Cruz heroes. Admiral Badger says 45 wounded remain under treatment and all are doing well. Federals at Tampico receive reinforcements of fifteen hundred men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
New York
Vera Cruz
Badger
Tampico
Chinese Pirates Loot Steamer Shing Tai After Raid
Chinese pirates raided the steamer Shing Tai three hours out of Hong Kong. They killed a soldier murdered the ship stores keeper wounded another guard and looted $30 000 from the vessel. Seventeen passengers were pirates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Electric Bitters Promised To Boost Appetite And Digestion
A spring tonic claim highlights Electric Bitters as increasing appetite easing indigestion and cleansing the system. It notes Mr. T. D. Peeble’s stomach troubles improved with Electric Bitters and advertises bottles at 50c and 1.00 from druggists. Bucklen's Arnica Salve marketed for eczema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Peeble
Bucklen
Arnica
Railway Bridge Detour Delays Trains. New Wells Reported
A Sunday morning flood washed out the approach to a trestle bridge on the Canadian river. Detours via Frisco, Holdenville, Shawnee and Oklahoma City will run until repairs finish in about two weeks. Three new wells boost Healdton field output with notable early barrels per hour and daily capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Ada
Frisco
Holdenville
Rock Island
Shawnee
Konawa
Atoka
Ada Toka
Oklahoma
Howe
Kansas City
Oklahoma Population Passes 2 200 000 Mark
Census bureau estimates place Oklahoma’s population at 2 026 534. The 1910 federal census listed Oklahoma at 1 917 657. The U S population excluding territories is estimated at 98 781 324 versus 91 972 266 in 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Washington
Oklahoma
United States
Oklahoma City Traffic Halted by Widespread Floods
Floods in the Canadian and Cimarron Rivers disrupted rail traffic in Oklahoma City on May 4. Bridges were washed away on Rock Island at Bridgeport and Isabella, Katy at Tyrola, and Frisco between Mustang and Tuttle. Cresting rivers affected western and central areas with eastern rise pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Cimarron
Rock Island
Bridgeport
Isabella
Katy
Tyrola
Frisco
Mustang
Tuttle
Americans killed at Mexican mine riot reported
Guadalajara May 6 Delayed Rumors from the interior declare Walter Neal and Patrick Badd Americans were wounded and two Englishmen killed in trouble at the Hostatipakuillo mine during a riot by workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalajara
Interior
Walter Neal
Patrick Badd
Hostatipakuillo
Williams to Speak in Ada May 18 for Oklahoma Governor Bid
Judge Bob Williams, Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, will campaign in Ada on Monday May 18. Supporters urge Ponotoc County voters to hear him and consider his platform amid opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Bob Williams
Oil Line Break Triggers 10 Day Shutdown
Tulsa Oklahoma May 5 more than 20000 barrels of oil have been lost and the eight inch Gulf Pipe Line Company line will be tied up for ten days due to a break caused by high water in the Canadian river at Hanna
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healdton Field
Ardmore
Healdton
J. B. Schermerhorn
Bayou 1911
Section 5
Red River Company
Section 2
Fort Worth
Alvord
Texas
Tulsa
Okla
Gulf Pipe Line Company
Hanna
Mediators To Meet at Niagara Falls For Mexican Mediation
Secretary Bryan announced that three South American mediators will convene at Niagara Falls Canada on May 18 to receive representatives of the involved parties in the Mexican dispute. He said the mediators have not influenced the parties and the conference will begin May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bryan
Niagara Falls
Canada
Madill Gin Warehouse Destroyed by Lightning Fire
Fire at Madill Oklahoma Saturday afternoon burned the Madill Gin Company warehouse and its contents. The building, last fall, aimed to anchor an oil mill project, was among the state's largest cotton and cotton seed warehouses. Loss estimated at 20 000 dollars, partly insured, with replacement planned before the cotton season. J E McMillan is company president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madill
Madill Gin Company
J. E. McMillan
Prosecution of Unfaithful Officials Urged in Oklahoma Speech
Judge Williams in Shawnee on April 17, 1914 calls for remorseless action against officials who violate public trust. He argues honesty and efficiency must guide Oklahoma governance and likens Williams to Woodrow Wilson as a national figure guiding the Democratic Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Judge Williams
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Sandstone Output in 1911 Falls Short of 1910
United States Geological Survey figures show sandstone value in 1911 at 7 730 868 dollars, down 199 151 from 1910. Leading producing states were New York Ohio and Pennsylvania with bluestone known in New York and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Geological Survey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Naval standoff and rebel moves near Tampico and Vera Cruz
The Constitutionalists warned Rear Admiral Mayo that any intrusion into the Panuco River would trigger oil reservoirs to ignite, threatening the town. The Jenkins reports minimal firing for days as Carrancistas fortify Tampico and Monterey artillery nears arrival. Also, John R. Silliman, acting American Consul at San Luis Potosi, has been imprisoned for eleven days and faces threats of execution, then later released after U.S. reporters documented the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panuco River
Mayo
Jenkins
Carrancistas
Monterey
John R. Silliman
San Luis Potosi
Joaqui Maas
Silliman
Mexico
Huerta
San Pedro
Battle opens at Saltillo in Mexican conflict
Torreon, May 6. The Constitutionalist army under General Gonzalez has engaged Federal outposts at Saltillo. The general assault planned for last night did not begin as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torreon
Gonzales
Saltillo
Buying More Ammunition Contracts Hit Record
Philadelphia May 6 the Frankfort arsenal received government orders for 100000 three inch shrapnel shells. This is the largest contract of the kind ever let.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frankfort Arsenal
Flood Damage Report From Tyrola Farmer Lunsford
Tyrola D L Lunsford reports heavy crop losses in Canaidan bottoms from recent floods. He ruined eighty acres of oats and an acre and a half of onions, with sand bars covering the land after the river shifted about eighty feet south. A severe hail storm between Ada and Tyrola struck Tuesday afternoon, halting a work train briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Lunsford
Tyrola
Ada
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Carranza Forces
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Signal Corps
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Appara
Wyes
Ivan Sing
Lind
Congress
Mexicans Mine Railroad
Niagra Falls
Ontario
Uncle Sam
Nes
Durazzo
Albania
Skodra
Chink Pirates
Lindstrom
Yntry
Williams
Pon
Totoc County
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Canadian River
Mediators
The
Constitu
Hich
Tam Pico Harbor
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