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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1914

Page

6

Huerta defies Wilson as U S moves toward blockade

Huerta refuses to salute the U S flag and the Wilson administration prepares to seize Mexican ports and blockade coastal areas. Navy planners outline rapid use of troops and a possible invasion if Huerta’s regime persists, with Congress and White House coordinating action.

Mexican rebels oppose Huerta alliance talk in Chihuahua

Miguel Acuna says he has Huerta authority to negotiate with rebel leaders and is allowed to travel to Chihuahua. General Villa reportedly leaves Torreon to confer with Carranza about an alliance. Rebels refuse Acuna a passport and prefer risking confrontation with the United States over allying with Huerta.

Mexico Miguel Acuna Huerta Chihuahua Acuna Carranza Villa Torreon United States Juarez Tampico

President Wilson Takes Quiet Day Amid Mexican Crisis

President Wilson spends a peaceful day at White Sulphur Springs with Mrs. Wilson and daughters Miss Margaret and Mrs. Francis Bowes Sayre, detaching from the Mexican crisis and awaiting Huerta's reply to the American ultimatum.

White Sulphur Springs W. Va Wilson Huerta Margaret Francis Bowes Sayre

President weighs action as Huerta delays salute

Washington awaited Huerta's reply after a day of limited communication. If no response by morning, President Wilson would address Congress to seek authority to deploy forces to Tampico to obtain a gun salute for the arrest of American sailors. Only a brief Bryan note noted conciliatory tone.

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