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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1914
Page
1
The report notes General Carranza formally declines mediation efforts and opposes mediators in the ongoing Medive conflict. Washington received a fragile public statement dismissing the proposed plan while rebels around Tami mobilize amid strife.
Report states 16 of 12 timers are buried after a blast at the New River Gallery complex. Authorities confirm a disaster scene as rescue efforts continue with multiple agencies on site. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
The Daily Standard reports widespread resignation rumors as Carrinat refuses cooperation with ministers and General Sickles is reported dead. Tension rises over defense and governance while state officials face reshuffles and policy changes across areas including suffrage plans and regional affairs.
The government imposes a broad arms embargo to Trinidad and allied states, prohibiting importation and sale of ammunition and weapons. Military orders call cease of saloons and restrict armed forces, while talks with labor leaders and workers’ representatives aim to manage unrest amid planned detentions and redeployments of units.
A distorted report states Mexican federal forces mined the Panuco River near Tampico to block Gulf traffic and hinder American naval vessels. The garbled text mentions Rear Admiral Jayo, a navy appointment, and ships such as the Dolphin, with measures to prevent ships from reentering the harbor.
The executive committee of the United Mine Workers will decide tomorrow whether to call a general strike over aging conditions in mining districts. The city paper notes tensions rise as labor leaders prepare to act.
Three men are missing and three others are stranded in trees near the current of the Cascade line. A steel bridge on the Chicago, Tak Island and Pacific railroad has been carried away by floodwaters. Heavy damage floods the river valley. hundreds of families flee their homes.
A dispatch from Mazatlán reports the Mexican steamship Luella sank in the harbor after a U S Ex division action. The vessel, formerly the Pacis Tsibyily company, was seized amid cross-border tensions and the incident raises concerns over maritime losses and U S protection of shipping.
The Montana with wounded sailors and marines aboard sailed from the harbor today amid honors from Allied ships. Brig. Gen. Tryon’s headquarters signalled farewell as flag messaging and ship horns rang out. Aboard, hundreds were treated for injuries while families and nationwide mourners sent high regard for those who died in defense of the country.
A fragmented report describes Americans escaping Progreso area amid rioting in April. Immigrant and British residents fled by British and Norwegian steamers to Mobile and New Orleans. The incident includes vandalism against American properties and expulsion of Americans from the colony.
The notice recalls General Sickles and other Civil War figures, noting Sickles’ long career, his wife’s death, and his role as a prominent New York political figure. It mentions his service, family tragedy, and the public reaction in the nation’s capital. The article hints at further details continued on Page Vhrew.
Dispatches from Brigadier General Monston discuss a Vera Cruz conference with Secretary Garrison and Major General Weatherby. They mention Mexican forces near the city, estimates of troop numbers, and stalled orders after a night meeting. The city reportedly remains quiet as rumors circulate about reinforcements to Fort Punston.
Dr Ryan an American secret agent was brought to Mexico City with a strong escort after arrest in Zacatecas. The war office informed Brazil's minister that American wealth would be surrendered to Brazil. Federal forces were ordered to suspend hostilities against Americans and rebels due to the crisis.
May 3 dispatch from Paso to Rafael Musquis reports a coded telegram tied to Huerta and the federal commander at Guaymas. An unidentified section notes possible resignations or moves. About 30 members of the Memon colony reached Gatanlis Morons by overland, per Frank Haymore.
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