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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1914
Page
12
Mediators consider continuing conferences as American and Mexican plans face possible revision. Rabbasa and Nuon express guarded optimism about mediation with Wilson and Bryan, while Huerta Carranza Villa sides test a peaceful path to reconciling the Mexican crisis.
Mr Robert Fowler of Okarche Oklahoma writes he suffered stomach catarrh for seventeen years and was past work. He reports first bottle of Peruna helped and after two full treatments was entirely cured. Now seventy and healthy he says he always keeps Peruna for emergencies and offers his picture and testimony to help others with stomach trouble.
Officials expect a provisional Mexican government to follow Huerta, dominated by recognized reform leaders and Cientificos allies. Pending reorganization, Huerta delegates at Niagara Falls may cooperate with revolution leaders to yield to U S positions.
Saltillo Mexico June 19 Diaz Gutierrez a small town six miles north of San Luis Potosi was captured today by constitutionalists under General Carrera Torres. Torres, commanding forces besieging San Luis Potosi, reported to Carranza that the San Luis Potosi garrison was very numerous. Three monoplanes for the constitutionalist campaign arrived here.
Washington report to the war department from Brigadier General Funston notes sixty eight sick troops at Vera Cruz. For the week ended June 17 the sick rate was .26 percent for the army and 2.88 percent for the marines, lower than the army average over the past year.
Reports from the United States that General Carranza planned a border flight were labeled absurd by constitutionalist headquarters. He recently moved with his wife and two daughters to a permanent home in Salting and outlined possible trips to Monterey Piedras Negras and Tampico to discuss civil government, now postponed due to state business.
Saltillo indicates June 1v through June 20 notes that hostilities will not pause between constitutionalist and Huerta forces. Carranza will send a reply to Niagara mediators tomorrow after conferring with advisers. The mediators asked for an armistice. Carranza cannot grant it. Calderon, slated as Carranza’s representative, remains in the city.
Laredo Texas Juneau-iernanao Veleslas Calderon Leopoldo Hepinosa and Florida Beceda members of Venustiano Carranza's official family travel to Washington for consultation with constitutionalist representatives. They refused interviews and would not discuss their mission. Juan Brezoa and Fernando Bamos were not with Calderon when he passed through.
Washington June 20 An exchange of wireless messages between President Wilson and Emperor William was publicized at the White House. The messages traveled 4062 miles from Tuckerton New Jersey to Bilvese Germany near Hanover marking a new trans Atlantic wireless link. The two rulers greeted each other and spoke of closer intercourse and friendship between the United States and Germany.
Multiple brief notices report deaths and funerals of Dennis E Myers age 9, Miss Mary Tempie Brewer, Mrs Elizabeth Shaw, John B Shumate, and a 1915 Northern Baptist convention venue selection. Surviving relatives, residence addresses, and funeral times are listed. interments at Oakland West View Greenwood specified. Ancestral ties include Odd Fellows member Dennis Myers and Gardner-Myers Co. business history.
A war photographer captures heat and guard duty as American troops guard bridges near Vera Cruz. The scene shows soldiers at a stable outpost camp ten miles from the city and a Mexicana mine blast damaging a San Francisco bridge near Antigua along lines into Vera Cruz seven miles away.
General Felipe Angeles, acting secretary of war in the constitutionalist cabinet, was removed by order of General Carranza for disobeying commands. He remains a general of artillery in Villa's army, a Chapultepec graduate, and a noted figure in Villa campaigns as reports from Saltillo and Juarez describe a tense political-military shakeup amid troop mobilizations and shifting loyalties.
Terraon Coahuila June 20. Five thousand federals pursuing General Matera met General Villa's vanguard near Calera. The clash routed the federals, who abandoned equipment and provisions. Villa says Zacatecas attack will use about 25,000 men with 51 guns and 73 machine guns. A train with 56 wounded arrived from Zacatecas. Rail traffic hindered by heavy rains. lines to Chihuahua City broken near Jimluez and Santa Rosalie.
Elizabeth Grant sues to compel United States Trust to provide support for her in line with her late mother-in-law Julia Dent Grant's estate. The complaint notes 1880 to 1902 living at Grant home, widow died, husband allegedly abandoned her, and since 1910 she has received about 10,004 dollars while his income from the estate runs about 5,400 dollars yearly plus 220,000 from a trust. Her current income is 100 dollars a month from San Diego rental property.
A Maryland court ordered a receiver appointed for the vital organs of Edward Painter, a Jacksonville airman drowned after falling from a ferry. The United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co sought to inspect the organs under an accident policy, overriding the widow and daughter's burial rights, prompting Supreme Court review.
Notice of Stephen M. Buckner of Jupiter North Carolina death. Buckner born April 2 1847 joined Old Big Ivy and later French Broad and Jupiter churches. Survived by wife Louisa Kuykendall and eight children. memorials praise his Christian life and charity.
H Nelson Morris of Chicago is on President Wilsons first list for a diplomatic service appointment. Officials regarded his selection for a post as likely though the exact assignment had not been decided by June 20 in Washington.
Vienna reports a deadly air battle during Austrian maneuvers as a fast aeroplane attacked a balloon dirigible at great height. Nine officers and men died when the biplane struck the balloon’s envelope, causing a massive explosion and wreckage. Family members, including Lieutenant Hofstetter’s wife, witnessed the tragedy. Archduke Charles Francis and ministry officials arrived shortly after.
An old style ad boasts TIZ foot bath as instant relief for aching burning corns and bunions. It claims quick removal of poisonous exudations, reduces swelling and odor, and urges readers to buy a 25 cent box at drug or department stores.
The Austrian air force suffers heavy losses in a devastating accident that destroyed a dirigible and an aeroplane. Survivors describe a chaotic scene as fires raged and rescuers found mangled wreckage, with pockets of equipment miraculously intact.
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