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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1914
Page
7
Intimations from the three Huerta delegates after their visit to this country show they regarded Huerta s elimination as essential to a settlement. They knew from the outset that unless they came prepared to deal with this phase of the problem their efforts would fail.
An advertisement touts 8 8 as a liver tonic that aids blood purification and tissue nourishment. It claims to combat rheumatism anemia and skin diseases by stimulating liver function and blood circulation and warns against substitutes. The Swift Spe cial Company Office at 526 Seaft Building Atlanta Ga is listed for consultation.
Diplomatic talks in Mexico City center on Huertas replacement and a provisional government. Delegates from both sides discuss a broader settlement beyond Tampico with U S mediation aiming to ensure a fair election and constitutional government.
Reliable reports say Tepic was captured yesterday by Generals Bianca and Buena. San Blas was occupied by constitutionalists as Pasquira landed 400 troops at Guaymas and on the west beach at Mazatlan, signaling significant rebel advances along the Mexican coast.
Washington May 1 The Mexican government endorses punishment for those responsible for the death of American cavalryman Samuel Parks. A Brazilian minister in Mexico City sent a note stating Mexico will punish the guilty and promises an investigation into the reported imprisonment of an American at Tonala.
In New York on May 18 Emile Hapasa Augustin Rodriguez and Luis Elguero, three peace delegates from Mexico, stayed at a hotel and kept plans private. Attache Senor Del Campo said most had visited before and would not tour the city, with the party leaving for Jagara Talla Ont tomorrow.
Washington reports the Brazilian minister in Mexico City is arranging the departure of 230 American refugees by train to Puerto Reales, where they will sail to the United States. He notes a large number of Americans choose to stay in Mexico City.
Two of the mediators from the three South American powers arrive in Niagara Falls ahead of talks with the United States and Mexico. Brazilians Du Gama and Argentina’s Rumuly arrive to join Chile’s Eduardo Soares as preparations continue for the conference. A message from Canada’s Duke of Connaught welcomes the mediators, and the delegation plans to open formal sessions soon. The U S delegates are expected to land tonight as talks proceed.
The battleship Texas finished loading 1200 tons of ammunition and a large number of rifles and pistols in Hampton Roads and is expected to sail for Vera Cruz tomorrow or Wednesday.
The record notes GLORGL H bh ib joining Bankdleht Furniture as salesman at Seal and previously partnering with Ben Graham in real estate. Before moving to Atlanta in 1806 he worked in Kentucky furniture trades.
Reports from Juarez indicate constitutionalists reject any Huerta compromise that spares his party. Rafael Muzquiz says eliminating the cientificos is essential to end the conflict. General Carranza will be asked to state his stance from Durango as ongoing Washington discussions unfold.
Vera Cruz May 1 Mrs Etta Reyes and her three daughters prominent in American society fled Huehuetas territory after weeks of surveillance linked to their former friendship with the Maderos. Accused of converting a home into a meeting place for Madero supporters, Reyes sought safe haven through the American consul. Reyes, a widow, was once ordered out of the Mexican capital but suspended via consul influence.
Washington reports that Mexico has appointed three men to resume charge of Lobos Island light now operated by American forces. The Mexican department of communications issued the order and informed the Brazilian minister through the Mexican foreign office.
The Athens area reports the burial of Mrs Mary Hamilton in Hebron church with pastor Rev Ramey in charge. Leonard McAlpin of Athens, once manager of Prince Avenue Pharmacy, dies in Hawkinsville with funeral in Winterville. Mrs Mary E Wood, 97, buried at Whitehall. Mrs Smith, 60, funeral at Mor Mountain church. Joseph Morgan Graham, 52, dies at 40 Glenn Street residence. funeral arrangements pending. Minnie Hasty, 66, dies. services at 629 Simpson Street. Mrs Mary Lizey, 48, dies at Defoor Avenue. funeral at residence. Anna Bonner Blackford, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael R Blackford, funeral at Gattney SC. Richard H Wardlaw, 79, dies in a private sanitarium. arrangements pending.
Edward Crusselle witnessed the certificate of organization for the Atlanta reserve bank project. The goal is to form a district bank with capital over 6000 800 and include Georgia Florida Alabama Louisiana Tennessee. Three directors will be named in Washington to oversee charter issuance and stock subscriptions.
The body of the late Wadame Lilian Nordica was shipped today aboard the steamer Vanloon bound for Singapore, from which port it will be taken to the United States. Riot results as 18-strong reserves were called to hold back a crowd outside Brookline Commercial and Savings Bank, which closed doors Saturday.
Fragmentary report notes Mazatlan Federals prepared to surrender. Details describe surrender conditions and a commandant figure, with scattered references to positions, routes, and plans amid disrupted communications. The text mentions a constitution and a fort at Mazatlan, plus leaders and troops in unclear sequence.
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