26 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1913
Page
1
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In Mexico City excitement grows as constitutionalists push for legitimacy of elections amid political standoff. Carranza reiterates refusal to participate while Calero campaigns in Hermosillo. Felipe Angeles assumes wartime sub-secretary role as southern Sinaloa reportedly falls to the constitutionalists. Federals push south but are repelled near Venadales with about 300 losses. Monterrey surrender rumors spark further triumph.
Officials in Washington show unified calm as rumors spread that political powers may cooperate with the United States. Administration maintains silence while observers await concrete action or guidance from key agencies.
In Mexico City a peace conference at the national palace led by Huerta produced a pledge among candidates to accept the election outcome. If votes meet the law, the winner is supported. if not, new elections will be called. Four thousand troops stand by to quell disorder while neutral police guard polling sites.
The report says Gen. Felix Diag sought protection from John Lind in Vera Cruz and found refuge at the American consulate. No danger to General Dias Senor Moheno eald is stated, and the writer wonders why protection was sought abroad. Mexico City streets show dodgers from various parties.
Hermosillo Sonora Mexico October report notes Venustiano Carranza as a leading figure in the regional political scene with ongoing activity.
Vera Cruz October 25 General Diaz in uneasy, confined quarters amid repeated calls from war department officials and friends discussing disappearances. He negotiates a possible trip to Mexico City with companion Miverno, while guards protect the hotel and streets.
Eagle Pass Texas reports no ballots received at Piedras Negras official sites for the presidential contest tomorrow. An election court will record each vote to avoid fraud while constitutionalists warn ballots may be scrutinised, hindering anti Huerta voices. Fights near Piedras Negras and shifting front lines position constitutionalist forces around Monterey.
In Douglas Arizona on October 28 reports say a breach in the Mexican federal army in Mexico City is due tomorrow. Constitutionalists claim Hermosillo officers possess knowledge of a coup but details are not disclosed in dispatches.
Dierno California October 25 reports from Lower California indicate little interest on the peninsula. Officials say activity is light and no significant developments are noted.
Passengers arriving from Ensenada report strong apathy there with soldiers at the garrison casting ballots in favor of Huerta.
Washington October 25 official word from Walker D Hines general counsel for the four largest express companies states they will comply with the Interstate Commerce Commission rate revision order by December 1. Other carriers concur.
Washington officials await results of Mexico's elections under Huerta. Reports confirm Monterey fell to rebels and General Diag was summoned to Mexico City. The United States debates recognition and a concerted foreign policy. returns and methods of canvassing remain unsettled.
A long list of identified dead is shown, with numerous names including Hedali Celeste, A Huerna, Giuseppe, Anselmo Gaprelli, Pietro Baggio, and many others. The text also repeats several names and contains fragments and parentheses, indicating an archival roll call of identified victims.
A mine disaster last Wednesday continues to claim lives as rescue teams recover 27 more bodies bringing the total to 88. Workers and officials brace for further grim updates as investigators review the scene for causes and safety lapses.
A city announces that 263 helmet crews are fixed and equipped with the newest apparatus and remain on guard at all times to extinguish conflagrations.
Rescue teams expect to reach the main air shaft at chamber 15 before daylight. This shaft serves as the working base for rescuers and, if a motor car can reach it, will greatly aid body recovery and exploration efforts.
Dawson New Mexico October 25 One hundred four bodies have been recovered from mine No 2 of the Stag Canon Fuel company after a day of difficult rescue work Carbon dioxide buildup halted entries for hours and two fires compelled helmet crews to withdraw Rescue efforts are likely to pause with authorities fearing no survivors remain in the mine as night ends.
The nine dreadnaughts of the Atlantic fleet depart Hampton Roads for the Mediterranean. Flagships Wyoming and Arkansas lead in formation as crews man rails and bands parade. Assistant Secretary Roosevelt and Rear Admiral Badger bid farewell from the Dolphin as the fleet sails seaward amid ceremony.
Edward Notersund the assistant cashier of Addison State Bank was fatally wounded in an attempted robbery. The bandit compelled cashier B. E. W. Fischer to surrender about $100 and fled toward Chicago in a yellow runabout. The incident occurred this morning as Addison police investigated the crime.
In Dawson New Mexico on October 25 government and rescue crews battled two mine fires at Stag Canon No. 2 after an explosion killed hundreds. Twenty seven bodies were recovered today raising total dead to eighty eight with one hundred seventy five still inside as helmet teams brace for further oxygen–driven flames.
President Wilson approved a court martial sentence of Captain Marion C. Raysor of the Second Cavalry after a trial at Fort Sam Houston Texas. Raysor, who enlisted as a first lieutenant in the First Texas Volunteer Infantry at the start of the Spanish American War in 1898, was convicted of drunkenness on duty and falsifying troop funds certificates.
Captain Thomas M. Corcoran of Troop C Thirteenth Cavalry killed himself at the Columbus New Mexico border patrol camp Friday night. He commanded the U S border patrol in the Columbus district and no motive was given.
In St Louis on October 25 employees of Adolphus Busch’s brewery filed through the Busch home to view the late executive’s features. For two hours the house was open and about five thousand workers passed the doors as they bid farewell to their former employer.
Premier Asquith announced a government policy on the Irish question after cabinet talks. He rejected formal round table conferences but signaled a temporary Ulster arrangement under imperial parliament and urged unity while hinting at using armed forces if opposition blocks his plan.
The World's Women's Christian Temperance Union urged the Protestant Episcopal House of Bishops to consider using unfermented wine in communion, arguing fermented wine carries alcohol’s narcotic poison. English delegates opposed the change and objected to claims Jesus commanded unfermented wine.
A New Haven wreck report states a passenger train from New York to Boston derailed between Westerly and Bradford Road, injuring several passengers but with no fatalities. Authority details and exact time not provided.
President Wilson told Swarthmore students the western hemisphere should unite for a free commonwealth with consent of the governed. He hailed William Penn and urged youths to spread liberty, sacrifice, and justice, linking the talk to US policy on Mexico and global ideals.
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