Embargo Rise Sought As Huerta Flees Mexico Crisis
Private telegram says Huerta is fleeing toward the west coast while three American warships monitor. Carranza seeks recognition as belligerents to use Tampico as a supply port. US may grant. Secret agents peg Huerta’s loyal forces at about 10,000 in southern Mexico. Reports place Huerta in Mexico City or Puebla as pivotal events unfold with Tampico, Vera Cruz, and naval actions in play.
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San Francisco
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Huerta
West Coast
Washington
Carranza
Tampico
United States
Mexico
Niagara Falls
Vera Cruz
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Gordoba
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Rebels anxious to move ern advance in Mexico
At Torreon and across central Mexico crowds discuss the fast March toward La Sal tillo San Luis Potosi and Mexico City. Villa forces hope to secure ammunition and food as embargoes shift. Huerta delegates delay to Havana before Niagara Falls mediation. Fletcher's Filipino servant arrested after disappearing while supposedly seeking mangoes for the Admiral's mess.
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United States
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Monterey
Silliman on Way to Mexico City Under Guard
French embassy reports US Vice Consul John R. Silliman, held by Mexican federal authorities in Saltillo, is en route to Mexico City guarded. From there he will be turned over to Brazilian muster and allowed to proceed to Vera Cruz.
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Silliman
Mexico City
Washington
United States
John R. Silliman
Saltillo
Vera Truz
Hearing Adjourned In Insanity Case Of 70 Year Old Soldier
Clint Black 70 of Lewis was examined by insanity commissioners after his son-in-law accused him of insanity. He was released as the hearing adjourned to a later date. The case discussed temper, interventions, and possible admission to an old soldiers home. An unrelated arrest of Mr Slack for alleged wife beating was noted but he was released after denial.
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Lewis
Board of Insanity
H. W. Utley
Board of Insanity Commissioners
Slack
Black
Marriage Licenses and Local Advertisements in Atlantic
Otto B Hansen and Sarah Esther May Oathoudt obtain a marriage license in Atlantic. Also listed is a sale offering superb riverbearing strawberry plants at 711 Spruce Street for $1.00 per dozen or $5 per hundred, plus painting and paperhanging by J O Bennington. Phono Red 256.
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Otto B. Hansen
Sarah Esther May Oathoudt
Atlantic
Spruce Street
J. O. Bennington
Phono Red
Apartment Work Started on Three Story Brick Building
The three story pressed brick apartment house to house twelve families began on the lots south of the Congregational church owned by QR I King. TL A Peterman to supervise with six six room units and six five room units, steam heat, gas stoves and refrigerators planned. Estimated cost 29000 dollars and rent set to cover interest. Basement to include two laundry rooms. King may delay further building until current project rents, seven compartment garage nearly finished.
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King
Mr. King
Atlantic
Rebel forces occupy Tampico after federal retreat
Washington may 14. Tampico evacuated by Mexican federal garrison and taken by constitutionalist forces under General Pablo Gonzales. Federal gunboats Brava and Zarago steamed from the Panuco river and anchored near foreign warships. Mayo reports desperate resistance before the fall and federal retreat toward San Luis Potosi heading for Pachuca and Mexico City.
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Admiral Mayo
Tampico
Daniels
Mayo
Panuco River
White House
Carranza
United States
Navy
Washington, D. C
Pablo Gonzales
Navy Department
Brava
Zarug
San Luis Potosi
Pachwen
Mexico City
Mellen exposes New Haven methods biggest exposure yet
Charles Mellen president of the New Haven Railroad testifies before the Interstate Commerce Commission. He describes internal deals and past payments to police inspector Brynes to influence laws and city ordinances. He promises to reveal ten years of transactions, aiming to be the greatest exposure of finance in the nation.
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Mellen
New Haven
Melien
New Waven
Brynes
New York
Large Class To Graduate Atlantic High School
The senior class of Atlantic high school will graduate on June 4 with fifty four students receiving diplomas. Their motto There is More Beyond reflects lifelong aims of moral integrity and success. Commencement events run June 1 for class day and May 21 for the baccalaureate at Congregational church. A list of graduates by course of study is provided, including Latin Commercial and General tracks.
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Funeral Held for Alfred Bailey in Anita
Funeral services for the late Alfred Bailey of Anita were held Tuesday afternoon in Anita. The interment took place at the Anita cemetery.
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Alfred Bailey
Anita
Merchants Grays to Meet Hopkins Brothers in Des Moines clash
Next Sunday the Merchants Grays face the Hopkins Brothers team of Des Moines at the local diamond. The game is expected to be fast and offer good value for attendees.
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Merchants Grays
Hopkins Brothers
Des Moines
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