Mediation talk shifts on Mexico conflict and US Army bill
A Mexican crisis update notes mediation talks at Niagara Falls aim to pacify Mexico without Carranza's delegation. The US House Military Affairs Committee considers a resolution to raise the army above 100000, while Goethals reports Panama defenses and possible renewed operations near Tampico. Diplomats warn mediation will be advisory, not arbitration, as administration seeks to preserve honor and rights.
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Mexican holdings transfer blamed on Huerta era policy
Oil interests representatives told Secretary Bryan they fear loss of their properties as titles from Mexican concessions are allegedly being transferred to opponents in Mexico City. Some American holders report financial risk while funds for General Huerta in Paris were cited among those receiving titles.
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Villa urges lifting of embargo on arms
General Villa calls for ending the arms embargo as humanitarian and strategic, arguing it would shorten the Mexican conflict. He warns continued embargo harms constitutionalists and aids protracted war, while pledging protection for Americans in Mexico and stressing mutual interests with the United States. He notes troop movements, rail reopenings, and supply buildups around Torreon as the campaign progresses.
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Hailstorm Causes Heavy Damage Across Southeast Mississippi
A severe hail storm struck southeastern Mississippi today causing thousands of dollars in damage to trucks and fruit farms. Branches were broken from trees and birds were killed by the hail and wind. Thousands of cabbages heading to market were ruined. Several persons were injured but no fatalities were reported.
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Bombs Drop On Mazatlan As Rebel Aviator Attacks
Rebels bombarded Mazatlan as the insurgent biplane attacked streets and fortified positions. Reports say the Morelos gunboat was put out of commission, and fighting raged with federal forces in the harbor area.
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Mexico
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Morelos
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Refugees Travel Under Brazil's Flag to Vera Cruz
The U S state department said a tram carrying 500 to 600 Mexican refugees left Mexico City in three sections under the Brazilian flag bound for Vera Cruz among them Dr Edward R Ryan of the American Red Cross who had been held by Huerta authorities. Ten smiths jailed their lives in peril Washington reports ten members of the Smith family in Tonala face danger after involvement in the killing of three Mexicans at San Pedro.
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Mexico
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Americans and Brits killed by Mexican bandits near Guadalajara
Washington dispatch reports one American and two British subjects killed at Cinco Minas mine near Guadalajara. Seven Americans are cut off by bandits, with other Americans considered safe. British embassy notes no names released. Mexicans warn no landings without British warship withdrawal. oil operatives told not to land without orders.
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Guadalajara
Ransdell
Cinco Minas
Tampico
Diplomat Efforts for Consul Silliman Amid Mexican Turmoil
Brazilian minister in Mexico City reports ongoing efforts to assist Consul Silliman and other Americans imprisoned at Saltillo. Political unrest interrupted communications and hindered relief orders. French government seeks Silliman’s safety, pressuring Huerta to protect him. Shaughnessy and U.S. troops return to Washington from Vera Cruz.
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Mexico City
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Carranza Moves Capital Plan Amid Revolt
Rebel leader Carranza shifts capital from Chihuahua to Torreon then Monterey and Saltillo as constitutionalists seek final victory. Treasury stays at Juarez while Torreon Monterey Saltillo align with the U S border. Sabinas bridge repairs funded and coordinated through Carranza agents in Eagle Pass and San Antonio.
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General Bell Reassigns Troops From Wood in Mexico Plan Shuffle
A San Francisco surprise arrival puts Major General Franklin Bell in command of troops intended for General Wood. Bell relin quenished the Philippines post and moves to Texas City to oversee the second army division. With Wood slated to lead the second division in a Mexican campaign, Bell’s return could reshape senior command and expedition plans.
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Texas City
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Vera Cruz
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Fall From Ladder Ends Life of Ben H. Guinn
Ben H. Guinn of West Point died after falling from a ladder at the Columbus Power company plant near Tang cotton mills yesterday afternoon. He never regained consciousness. he is survived by his wife and several children. The funeral with Masonic honors was held at Pine Mountain cemetery this afternoon.
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Black man shot by posse near Brownatvife, Alabama
A Black man believed wanted for a serious case near Goodwater was fatally shot when a posse of officers and civilians fired as he attempted to escape from a house. He was found armed with a public safety item after a pursuit that began on public land.
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Babe Chapman
Scale Report Approved by Indiana Mine and Operators Committee
Terre Haute Indiana May report of the scale committee by the joint convention of mines and operators. Averted a threatened coal strike in Indiana and Illinois for a two year contract. Concessions were made by both sides. The new rate becomes effective June 2. Before the vote, the convention of United Mine Workers of America voted to appropriate $10000 to striking Colorado miners.
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O Gorman and Bristow urge free tolls for canal
Senators Gorman and Bristow attacked repealing the tolls exemption for the Panama Canal, arguing international law and treaty logic favor maintaining free passage. Bristow charged England as a longtime adversary and warned against U S concessions that would profit Britain, urging a firm stance on the canal’s status and navigation rights.
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Senate Interoceanic Canals Committee
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Bankers of Georgia Banquet Opens 23rd Annual Convention
Judge A W Cozart urged bankers to be square and ahead of the devil in a banquet address at the Georgia Bankers Association gathering. Newnan figures Searcy and Gaudrum spoke as the convention opened, with two days of business sessions and tonight’s banquet at the Piedmont Hotel.
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Georgia Bankers Association
Ike
MM Gooden
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Georgia Association
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Washington
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Forsyth Ga
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Hailstorm Races Chattanooga with Eggsized Stones
Severe hailstorm pounds Chattanooga Tennessee causing widespread damage to crops and property. For about thirty minutes hailstones near the size of ten eggs shred shade trees window glass and skyheats across parts of the city as the temperature drops several degrees.
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