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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1914

Page

7

Huerta's Desperate Straits Notify Mediation Talks Continue

South American mediators held three night sessions as Secretary Bryan announced Huerta named two delegates, de Millo Rabasa and Augustine Garza, to discuss with mediators. Bryan did not reveal other names. Reports say Huerta’s position worsens with Mexican federal outposts pressing Vera Cruz waterworks. Secretary Garrison consulted chiefs but no troop moves ordered. Fourth Sixth Brigade ready to sail from Texas City aboard transports returning to Galveston.

Bryan Huerta de Millo Rabasa Augustine Garza Mexley City Funston Vera Cruz United States Bat Texas City Galveston City Mexico City Tampico Rabasa Mexico Lluis Higuero Senor Rabasa Senor Elguero Cientifico Party Bank of London Montreal Tora Canada

Huerta Crisis Deepens As Mediation Shifts Focus

Amid mounting tensions in Mexico City the dispute between Huerta and Blanquet risks triggering a new front. The British ambassador warns Americans to stay cautious, while Joaquín D. Casasus is summoned to Mexico City as a potential foreign minister and possible successor to Huerta. Mediators plan to limit actions to the Tampico incident and delay broader settlement talks with the Constitutionalists.

Huérta Blanquet Huerta Blanquét Madero Felix Diaz Mexico City State Department Mexico Joaquin D. Casasus Carlsbad Rojas Casasus Washington Foreign Ministry Tampico Vera Cruz

Wrenn Denounces Perkerson and Reeves as Liars

Dr George Wrenn a former Fulton jail inmate and medical student accuses Perkerson and Reeves of lying to frame Jim Conley. He says he carried notes from Conley to Maud Carter and denies involvement, while noting his own hospital internship and frequent errands for Frank Reeves. He also mentions attempted written statements and interference by detective Rosser.

George Wrenn Fulton Reeves Conley Carter Bans Rosser Reaser Rossers Wrenn Frank Ben Hii Jimmie Wre

Vote for Oscar Mills Promises Road and Sewer Priorities

A vote for Oscar Mills pledges to deprioritize remote roads that serve little public need in favor of improving main thoroughfares and trunk sewer work. The stance emphasizes directing limited funds to high-impact projects.

Oscar Mills

Mexican Woman Arrested for Sniping Jackies

Vera Cruz May 4 a Mexican woman accused of sniping eight bluejackets and pacific sailors during the early days of the American occupation was taken into military custody. A Mexican informant led to a house search yielding arms. She faces trial by military court tomorrow on murder charges.

Vera, Cruz

The Forsyth Gaudy Night Show at Atlanta’s Forsyth

Keith Vaudeville at the Forsyth features Moneger Hugh Cardoza with Henry Bergman and Gladys Clark in The Trained Nurse, plus The Speak er of the House, The Renards aerial act, and other acts. Look Who’s Here at the Grand offers Hal Johnson cross dressing comedy with Jackie Tallman. Look Who’s Here runs through Thursday with three shows daily.

Keith Forsyth Hut” Tomar Atlanta Moneger Hugh Cardoza Henry Bergman Sammy Sloan Gladys Clark Susan Gray Milt Colling Mexico Theodore Roosevelt Renards McCrea Burns Fred Warren Effie Conley Jimmie Lucas Robert Moran Urana.y William Frisker Hal Johnson Wre Minx Jackie Tallman Salty Gray Britt Crag Paul Armstrong Miss LaVerne Forbes Aylmer Morris Mr. Aylmer James A. Marcus Dave Lacey Robert ‘Middleman Agnat Miss Chaffee Lacey Willong Qnes Haskell Kent

Nightly death threat for American consul reported

Vera Sruz of Massi News reports that John R. Silliman, acting American consul at San Luis Potosi, has been a prisoner for eleven days and is threatened nightly with execution by General Joaquin Maas. Correspondents observed federal defeats then released amid war tensions. The piece ends with a political plea to vote for Charles J. Branan for tax collector over A P Stewart.

Charles J. Branan A. P. Stewart

Teet the genuine LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE ad plea

An old style advertisement urges readers to seek the genuine product called ROMO QUIXIXE TM with the signature of E W GROVE. It claims to cure a cold in one day and mocks long processes to promote authority figures like a captain or sheriff.

Romo Quixixe E.W. Grove

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