Diplomatic notes loom as Siverts urged to calm Huerta crisis
Administration officials predicted Siverts would likely back the American demand and end the incident. Negotiations with the Huerta government were not closed and could resume to allow Huerta to make amends. The Navy issued full instructions to Rear Admiral Badger aboard the Arkansas at Hampton Roads as Rear Admiral Fiske left for the roads to brief Admiral Radeer on the diplomatic side and Mayo’s dispatches.
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Naval buildup to Mexican waters tensions rise
Washington signals to Huerta as Admiral Mayo leads a fleet including Arkansas Louisiana New Hampshire Michigan Vermont New Jersey and South Carolina toward Tampico. Navy moves amid talks of possible landing actions while Bryan delayed and Cabinet debates options and timing of possible force.
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Virginia
Georgia
Hancock
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Marines
President Sends Note on Mexican Crisis to United States
Vera Cruz reports describe Senor Portillo and charge d'affaires informing about the arrest of bluejackets from pico and a salute to the flag. The White House authorities consider all options as the Mexican government seeks to uphold sovereignty while US naval action looms.
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Washington Administration
Oil Property Damaged Exaggerated Reports Say
Reports from the Pierce Oil Corporation in New York state that Tampico damage was overstated. A 5000 barrel tank at Tampico was hit by a shell from a Federal gun boat and burned briefly, but refinery property suffered no damage beyond minor shell hits.
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Tampico
Villa to See Gen Carranza in Chihuahua
General Francisco Villa is expected to meet General Carranza in Chihuahua if front conditions permit. Reports note fighting near San Pedro Parral and other east of Torreon as federal troops retreat to join reinforcements. Obregon cites mutiny on the gunboat Guerrero and possible rebel gains at sea with Tampico and Morelos.
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Mexico
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Navajoa
Guerrero
Topolobampo
Page Eight Briefs on Mexican Situation
The page notes continue from earlier coverage, listing brief items on the Mexican situation. It mentions ongoing political developments and world reaction without detailed analysis or direct quotes. No specific individuals or events are named in the readable text.
Black Sailor Ornament With Orange Ostrich Trim
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