Huerta Meeting Sparks Talk on Parks Disappearance
Mexican mission members met in a hotel lobby with Nelson OShaughnessy, a former American chargé, to discuss Huerta amid urgent representations to Mexico City. A Foreign Ministry message promised investigation into the reported disappearance and possible execution of Private Samuel Parks after he strayed into Mexican mines.
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Nelson Oshaughnessy
Charee Dastaires
Mexico City
Huerta
Parks
Brizinga
Samuel Parks
Ruiz
Riano
Bryan
Mexican Delegates Arrive in Washington for Mediation Talks
Three Mexican delegates reach Washington amid Hospitality scenes at the state department. Emelio Rebase and others are greeted by officials as they discuss mediation prospects with Ambassador Blanco and mediators. Delegates plan brief stay then head to New York and Niagara Falls.
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Ing
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Rafael Elewero
Rabasa
Delcampo
Rafael Rodriguez
New York
Avalos
Mexico
Legation
Blano
Sala
Ambacio Dol Riano
IL 13
Niagara
Peace talks move quickly at Niagara Falls amid delays
Argentine and Brazilian diplomacy accelerates as Ambassador Da Gama and staff head to New York then Paris. Mexican rebel activity near Vera Cruz looms as constitutionalists mass near Tuxpam, threatening federal forces. John Lind visits the White House before returning to Minnesota.
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Brazil
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Suares
New York
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Magara
Paris
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Lehmann
Vera Cruz
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Tuxpam
Huerta
Saltillo
San Luis Potosi
Villas
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Lind
White House
Mr Wilson
Minnesota
Execution of Private Samuel Parks Reported Near Vera Cruz
May 16 reports confirm the execution of Private Samuel Parks of the Twenty eighth Infantry. A deserter witnessed the event and agreed to recount facts to the American general in command upon return. Huerta’s regime is described as stable in Mexico City, with rumors of battle circulate but dismissed by insiders. Tampico’s defense, floods, and looting details color the day, while both sides maneuver for supplies and control as Huerta blocks the Gulf.
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Vera Cruz
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Howard
Guaymas Tampico
Mayo
Gonzales
Puerto Mexico
Thom
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Tuerto Mexico
Huerta
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Visa Carranza Visa Valson
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Tomas H Bavan
Tampico
Uuerta
Mexico
Luerta
Gulf
Matamoros
Tuxpam
Tampoco
Cerritos
Bastillo
Sin Ling
Alticka
Southlands
Salilin
Yan Luis Potosi
Huertas
Missionary Woman Refuses To Leave In Mexico
Spartanburg May 1 A telegram from Robert Kansing counsel for the state department informs Thomas Garter principal of the Textile Industrial Institute that Miss May Cunningham a Methodist missionary at San Luis Potosi Mexico faces danger if she leaves. She fears destruction of her school if she vacates Ran Guis Potosi. U S Consul Silliman reported in peril in Saltillo. latest word says he is en route to Mexico City, hindered by railroad disruptions.
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Thomas Garter
Textile Industrial Institute
Robert Kansing
State Department
May Cunningham
San Luis Totes
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Carter
Miss Cunningham
Easler Mir Garter
Miya Cunningham
Ran
U.S
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Washington
Mexico City
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Saltillo
Wexlea City
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