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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1914

Page

10

Carranza Refuses to Declare Tampico a Neutral Zone

President Huerta orders the release of Dr. Edward Ryan, an American Red Cross official, after urgent representations by U S consul William W. Canada. The report notes U S mediation talks, possible armistice, and political pressure from Senator Lodge and Secretary Bryan, with Carranza and Villa advancing in northern Mexico and Monterey named as forthcoming constitutionalist headquarters.

Huerta DR. Ryan Vera Cruz Edward Ryan Red Cross Zacatecas William W. Canada Mexico City Ryan Christopher Cradock Mexican Lionel Carden United States Joaquin Maas Basquet Federals Constitutionalists Jose Manuel Cardoza de Oliveira Senor da Ga Wilson Villa Carranza Senator Lodge Lodge Mexico Bryan Tampico Committee On Foreign Relations Saltillo Torreon H. C. Myles Ysidro Fabela John McAlpine Durango W. M. Brodie Chihuahua City Brodie Thomas D. Edwards Juarez Marion Letcher Chihuahua Hamim Letcher Consul Letcher General Carranza Roberto Pesqueira Monterey General Villa State Department Mayo Flag Vera Cryz

Negotiations Stall as Carranza Rejects Neutral Zone

Carranza refuses to pause combat or grant a neutral zone around Tampico while inviting operators to return to duty with protection. The U S press calls the peace plan failed as Huerta and Carranza refuse an armistice, risking renewed conflict and U S military options from Vera Cruz.

Rebels Mass for Saltillo Attack Amid Mexican War

Eighteen thousand rebel troops move from three points toward Saltillo where General Velasco commands federals. Villa issued the order from Chihuahua and plans to join the Torreon army. rumor says Maclovio Herrera’s cavalry may join. headquarters could shift to San Antonio.

Torreon Villa Saltillo San Pedro Monterey Mexico Carranza Villa el Paso Eagle Pass Piedras Negras Torreon Boquil

Saltillo Evacuated by Federals in Coahuila Campaign

A letter from Miguel Avila reported Saltillo, Coahuila, evacuated April 27 with about 12,000 federals retreating to San Luis Potosi. Avila said Huerta ordered the move and fires set. The San Antonio rebel junta sought confirmation and received telegraphic assurances of Avila’s trustworthiness. Parral then confirmed. The advance rebel campaign continued.

EL Paso Tex Saltillo Coahuila Torreon Materey San Luis Potosi Miguel Avila Avila Huerta

Senator Lodge Efforts To Free Boston Mine Manager

Augustus B Emery a Harvard graduate and La Fe mine manager near Guadalupe Zacatecas is held for a $100000 ransom by Mexican rebels. Local friends and relatives pressed Senator Lodge who is using presidential influence for his release. Emery and engineer Charles A Smith are prisoners. Mrs Emery escaped with employees.

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