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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1913
Page
1
Mexico City faces a diplomatic showdown as Victoriano Huerta threatens to expel Americans and break relations with the United States. The incident follows stalled talks with Lind and failed mediation, heightening anxiety over further developments and potential labor unrest fed by armed guards and miners demands for union recognition.
In Mexico City Huerta and Lind met overnight as Washington faced a midnight deadline to recognize Huerta's government or sever ties. Urrutia outlined no details but indicated the exchange of notes and a potential shift in US-Mexico relations, with officials split on how far Washington would go.
Washington reports that Provisional President Huerta delivered an ultimatum demanding recognition of his Mexican government. The White House received dispatches via press service shortly before midnight. Officials awaited official confirmation as Secretary Bryan communicated the development to President Wilson.
Frank J Hayes of United Ming Workers of America directed an ultimatum to operators in mining district No 15 covering Colorado Utah and New Mexico. He warned a strike would start immediately if no conference for arbitration is granted. Operators oppose union representation and expect mines to stay open. Cadwin V Brake the governor's envoy urged delay until the federation of labor meeting ends. Local business leaders fear settlement chances are slipping after a fatal mine guard shooting.
San Francisco official says a compromise satisfied all parties and averted a threatened strike. The agreement abandons the segregation of steam line systems from electric lines and addresses promotions for long-time steam train workers. Minor disputes were resolved to the workers’ satisfaction.
Calumet Mich Aug 18 The state military board ruled troops must remain in the copper miners strike zone to prevent danger and will stay until the danger passes. The Western Federation of Miners received a telegram from the Chicago Federation of Labor promising financial support.
Mrs. HL Martin reported her estranged husband threw her off a cliff into the ocean near the CHEL house after a walk on the beach. A bystander, Edward Smith, saw the fall and rescued her. the husband fled.
A proposal to merge the Army of the Philippines and the veterans of foreign service organizations was discussed informally at a caucus of Army of the Philippines officers during the joint convention in Denver. The move may be formally considered Wednesday when officers are elected, drawing attention to Brigadier General Jacob Smith's California headquarters and the hundreds of delegates from across the United States.
Five New Mexico witnesses have been subpoenaed in a Topeka, Kansas suit before the state supreme court seeking to oust Don A. Mounday and related corporations from doing business for alleged land frauds. Names include George W. Morrison county engineer A. A. Sena Luis Armijo H Th Hening and Ira Grimshaw.
In Washington Aug PS Arrenes insurgents opposed the currency measure in the House Democratic caucus. Rep Calloway Texas Rep Howdle Ohio and others spoke against it while Reps Weaver Oklahoma and Brown West Virginia from the banking and currency committees defended the bill. The caucus delayed action on the measure and debate may stretch into tomorrow.
Thaw completes Lind’s plan to evade authorities and hide from law enforcement amid a high profile case. Government steps to capture and return him to asylum escalate tensions as searches intensify.
The Provisional President of Mexico rejects external interference in Mexican affairs. He states that no interference will be tolerated, even if offered with friendly intent, signaling a firm stance toward U.S. notes.
Reports from New York state allege a warrant issued at Poughkeepsie charging Harry K Thaw with conspiring with James Harnum and others tied to the Mattenwan case. Authorities vow thorough investigation to recapture the fugitive as Thaw seeks Pennsylvania paths to delay extradition.
Provisional President Huerta rejects mediation and any foreign negotiation on the Mexican crisis. John Lind carries Huerta’s answer to Washington as U S officials weigh next steps and possible non intervention while Huerta hardens stance and arms embargo questions loom.
Washington Aug 18 President Wilson and his aides reacted with disappointment to Huerta's rejection of U S peace proposals. John Lind reported Huerta officials rejected the plan. the administration planned to publish a strong message tomorrow reaffirming nonrecognition of Huerta and urging constitutional order. End of possible dealings with Huerta slimmer prospects for embargo action looms as supporters weigh options.
The clash over filling the late Senator Johnston’s Alabama seat escalates as Senator Bankhead seeks public printing of governor O Neal’s legal opinions. Senate debate questions authority under the direct election amendment and its impact on term dates and succession.
President Wilson plans to attend the Southern Commercial Congress in Mobile Alabama late in October if Congress has adjourned. The trip hinges on congressional timing and session completion.
The Pacific Steamship Company iron steamer State of California sank off Gambier Bay ninety miles south of Juneau after hitting an uncharted rock. Twenty five or more passengers and seven crew died. many trapped in state rooms. Survivors were rescued by the steamer Jefferson and taken to Seattle. The vessel, built in 1879, carried 75 crew and was valued at 400000.
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