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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
7
Report from confidential agent Roberto Pesquerra notes Villa faction soldiers seized control of civil government in Saltillo, with Villa supporters taking over administration previously run by Carranza cabinet officers. The claim appears acknowledged by agents of both factions and underscores the power shift in the region.
A patient describes severe scalp itch and hair loss from scalp disease, then recovery after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The testimonial notes rapid improvement and full head of hair, promoting Cuticura products and their sale via dealers worldwide.
Washington reports a split between Villa and Carranza over command, with Villa poised to lead campaigns against Huerta. Officials claim Damaged communication due to censorship, while Carranza’s allies allege resignations and rescissions as tensions rise. A missing million in constitutionalist currency is noted amid purges in Chihuahua and western Coahuila.
June 37 Vera Cruz reports a clash between pro Huerta supporters and British minister Sir Lionel Carden. Carden urged Huerta to resign and offered safe conduct for him and his family. Huerta allegedly threatened to arrest Carden if the proposal repeated. A small revolt at Soledad saw 11 of 29 Mexican Infantry desert after unpaid wages. 9 were killed, 2 captured and executed.
Reports describe General Villa ordering imprisonment of a dissenter amid Carranza tensions. Washington officials discuss prospects of an armistice and a provisional presidency under General Angeles as mediation continues. Villa sends 500 troops toward Zacatecas with 150 machine guns and heavy artillery preparing for further moves.
Mexico City reports that high Mexican officials demand an extra session of the chamber of deputies to discuss matters of great importance. A bill requests immediate convening of the extra session and its likely agenda includes Pavé reform and other republic issues.
Desperate efforts were underway as delegates rushed between Saltillo and border camps to patch up the Carranza Villa rift. A threatened break spurred talk of U.S. intervention. Nat er a launched a bold attack on Zacatecas, suffering heavy losses before Villa’s order to reinforce or retreat, while both sides eyed leadership changes and possible realignment.
Dispatches from Niagara Falls report hopes for mediation outcomes as Carranza and Villa rift fuels tension. American delegates fail to secure progress in Buffalo while talks with Huerta envoys drift toward prolonging mediation amid reports of ongoing violence and public unrest.
On board US 8 California Mazatlan Mexico June 16 The constitutional gunboat Tampico was sunk today by the federal gunboat Guerrero in twenty two fathoms of water leaving the Guerrero the sole surviving warship on the west coast of Mexico The battle began at 20 a m and lasted until noon The rebels lost ten killed and ten wounded the federal none Captain Walpico and his chief engineer fought bravely but despair ruled As Tampico neared refuge in shallow water American destroyers Perry and Preble followed and provided time and aid while New Orleans offered surgical help The Guerrero heads south toward Mazatlan to aid the federal garrison in repelling Obregon forces Both ships crossed about 600 men The US Navy may bring rebel prisoners to the United States The incident raises further diplomatic tensions in Pacific Mexican waters.
At the Grand theater Neptune's Daughter plays a seven reel spectacle. Annette Kelers stars in the featured film currently touring for a three day exhibition. Police patrols and crowded streets create a noisy scene outside the venue as audiences admire the film’s spectacular production and acting.
A varied vaudeville program at the Forsyth features Clyade Gillingwater and Udith Lyle with a well crafted dramatic playlet Ten seen at the Loryth. Notable numbers include Daetaro and Ray Batley and Amma Francis with a clever act. Next week Arne strong and Cameron O'Connor present a novelty and Gonna and Corne MI a novelty comedy. Dorothy Skenton performs a tanio act.
Dr Henry Meier of Vanderbilt University will move to Central University Danielic Ky to assume the chair of modern languages according to today’s official announcement. The departure marks a shift in the department as Meier joins Central University to lead its language studies.
Huerta delegates press for continued conferences while United States wavering. Mediation circles weigh neutral candidates like Francisco Carbajal or Lauro Vilard as Carranza Villa rift feeds distrust. Buffalo talks seen shaping a possible provisional ruler as northern Mexico angers diplomats and prompts U.S. cautious hope for diplomacy.
Campaigns for state and senatorial offices opened in South Carolina as of June 17 with 35 entrants for various posts. The gubernatorial race features eleven candidates while the senatorial race includes four, and Congress sees incumbents vs. challengers in several districts.
Washington reports strong momentum in cattle tick eradication across the South and Southwest. A survey of over a thousand stockmen shows an average $845 value per head, 19.14 percent weight gain, and a 20.91 percent rise in quality after tick control begun in 1996. Texas fever losses dropped from 12 percent, with annual deaths around $34,000,500, though most replies note higher cattle yields and better grade stock across eleven states.
A fragmentary record notes a June gathering of Southern Furniture men, listing delegates from various regions. The jagged text hints at committee topics, trade interests, and ongoing discussions, with no clear outcomes or actions specified.
The Hot Springs in Arkansas is extolled for beauty climate and purported health benefits. It highlights Liths radioactive waters claimed to relieve rheumatism neuralgia malaria locomotor ataxia and other ailments amid historic recognition from 1832 and current federal oversight. The piece invites visitors and families to come, buy illustrated souvenir booklets, and mail for more information.
Fragmentary text discusses leadership, intellect, and merit, noting a debate on whether age or proven ability should determine leadership. It references an older man’s view and calls for openness and merit as guiding principles in selecting a vice president.
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