Rebels Assault San Luis Potosi Across Mexican Front
Firing has begun at San Luis Potosi as constitutionalist forces led by General Gonzales close in on a city held by General Gustavo Maas with about 12 000 troops. Reports say Huerta’s troops are entrenched and bolstered by Guadalajara and Zacatecas garrisons, while Obregon repairs rail lines toward Mexico City.
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Huerta Quits Struggle Amid Mexican Crisis
The report notes political tension as Huerta contemplates retirement and possible departure from Mexico. Senor Estava-Ruiz doubts Huerta will leave the capital, suggesting alternatives including residence in the country or a move toward Puerto Mexico. Francisco De La Lama and Querido Mohenc travel aboard the steamer Espagne to Havana amid guarded pier security.
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Atlanta Elks Start Room for 1916 Convention
Mexico drift toward peace as Huerta resigns sought by constitutionalists. Carranza presses toward Mexico City while Carbajal poised to head a provisional government. U S hopes for a peaceful transfer and renewed ties as diplomats outline future mediation and recognition plans.
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Carbajal Named Provisional Mexican Leader By Delegates
New York July 12 Francisco Carbajal Huertas new foreign minister was proposed as provisional president by Huerta delegates Emiliano Rabasa and Augustin Rodriguez They said Carbajals home was submitted to the conference by American delegates and accepted by Mexican delegates as a neutral figure between the Huerta government and the constitutionalists They noted they had no official news Mexico planned a resignation and urged continued mediation hoping to confer with the constitutionalists through South American mediators Rodriguez warned that Huertas resignation could be essential to peace and Carbajals acceptance by the constitutionalists remained unknown
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Carvajal Barred by General Carranza Report
Reports from Nuevo Laredo say General Venustiano Carranza was interrogated by Huerta agents over the acceptance of Francisco Carbajal as provisional president. Carranza reportedly refused to recognize Huerta or any successor chosen this way and said he would adhere to the Guadalupe Plan.
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Carranza rejects mediation in Mexican internal affairs
In Acapulco the federals vacated the coastal city and the Figueroa brothers took control, per a General Alvaredo telegram. General Carranza refused mediation by the B C alliance, demanding Huerta surrender as the sole condition, while Villa signaled possible southward movement within a week.
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Huerta resignation fixed for Thursday in Mexico saga
El Paso dispatch reports secret Mexian agent claims General Huerta will resign on Thursday. Vera Cruz announces Estava-Russ’s plan to replace Carbajal with a provisional president, but constitutionalists doubt the move and Carranza may reject a provisional settlement. Villa’s forces have not yet returned south, and General Ghreson at Guadalajara asks for ammunition as Villa prepares to receive supplies before moving south.
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Lamar denies Carbajal proposal at Niagara mediation
Washington says Justice Lamar, a U S delegate at the Niagara Falls mediation, states Estava Ruiz was misinformed about Francisco Carbajal being proposed for provisional presidency. Carbajal's name was discussed but not pushed by American delegates. Huerta side mentioned him, and the Americans say they have no objection.
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Hill Nears Death in Auto Accident
Attorney Harvey Hill drove to avoid a collision with W W Pease on the College Park road near Fort McPherson. Hill’s car hit a telegraph post, flipped, and wrecked. the other car was undamaged aside from a knee bruise to its driver. Hill had a miraculous escape as his high powered runabout was destroyed.
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Bulls Win Honors In Bull Fighting At Spain's Capital
Madrid reports note amateur event where a toreador's sword threw into the stands, fatally striking a spectator in the neck. Mexican swordsman Miguel Frey fared poorly after killing the first bull. Fighting halted for the day. Marseilles dispatch cites matador Ocojito gored in the abdomen during a bullfight.
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Rev J H Simpson Dies at 89 in Chester
Rev John Hemphill Simpson of Chester died in a local sanitarium at 6 80 oclock aged 89. He served as chaplain of the Twenty third South Carolina regiment during the Civil War and was connected with the General Synod of the Associated Reformed Presbyterian church.
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Murder Near New Albany A Youth Slain Suspected Rival Firearm
Riverside New Jersey reports 17 year old farmer J Fisher of New Albany shot dead near his sweetheart Frieda Wil helm’s home at Taylor's station. He was killed by two shotgun blasts at close range from behind a fence. County authorities call the incident a feud tied to youthful rivalry. Names Herman and others appear in fragmentary form.
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