Huerta ready to resign and seek safe conduct to sea
Reports from Vera Cruz say General Huerta may resign the provisional presidency if assured safe conduct to a foreign warship. Cabinet rifts and the departure of foreign minister Jose Lopez Portillo y Rosas fuel talk of a new Mexican government. Observers see possible mediation through a successor and note growing rebel gains in the north and the Tampico threat.
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Telegram Indicates Huerta to Resign
El Paso Texas May 3 General Obregon telegraphed Rafael Musquiz of the rebel junta that a telegram partly in code from Huerta to the federal commander at Guaymas suggested Huerta had resigned or was about to resign. He warned the code might alter the meaning.
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Casasus Ordered to Go to Washington
Mexico City May 3. Joaquin D. Casasus former Mexican ambassador to the United States was hurriedly ordered to Washington from Carlsbad where he has been taking the cure. The nature of his mission was not made public.
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Joaquin D. Casasus
United States
Washington
Carlsbad
10000 Mexicans Ready to Attack Vera Cruz
The article describes a War Department night conference with Secretary Garrison Major General Wotherspoon and other officials discussing the Mexican situation around Vera Cruz. Rumors of aggressive actions by General Funston, peace mediation, and concerns for American refugees on the west coast are noted along with Huerta Carranza dynamics and potential recognition implications.
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Mexican Steamer Luella Sunk by Mine at Manzanillo
A dispatch from Manzanillo reports the Mexican steamship Luella, owned by the Pacific Railway Company, was sunk today in the harbor by a mine explosion intended for the protected cruiser Raleigh. No loss of life is mentioned.
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Pacific Coast
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United States
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Pacific Railway Company
Wollaston Man Safe Arrives Vera Cruz
Consul General Canada reports Ge Baker of Wollaston Massachusetts has reached Vera Cruz safely. He and several others will sail soon for the United States on either the Morro Castle or the Ypiranga.
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Washington
Canada
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