Loss of Tampico Signals Quick Downfall for Huerta
Tampico would trigger swift Huerta collapse as seven thousand constitutionalists led by Generals Pedro Gonzalez and Luis Caballero clash. General Jesus Carranza redeployed from Olampico to Saltillo, with his brigade sent to Monterey for the campaign.
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Huerta
Villa
Torreon
Pedro Gonzales
Luis Caballero
Jesus Carranza
Olampico
Saltillo
Lnd
Carranza
Monterey
Rebels Seek U S Arms Embargo Lift Amid Mexican Turmoil
Washington reports constitutionalists press to lift arms embargo at the Texan border. Secretary Bryan reportedly favors allowing munitions across the border while War Department orders may be recalled. Mediation talks at Niagara Falls to open May 18, with Lehman and Lamar named U S representatives.
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Constitutionalist Junta
United States
Bryan
War Department
Huerta
Secretary of State
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Navy Department
Badger
Tampico
Gonzales
Jean
White House
Frederick W. Lehman
St. Louis
Joseph R. Lamar
Georgia
Niagara Falls
Canada
Huerta Delegates Arrive at Vera Cruz for Niagara Falls Talks
President Huerta's peace commissioners Emilio Rabasa Augustin Rodriguez and Luis Elguero arrived Vera Cruz en route to Niagara Falls for a mediation conference with U S and Mexican representatives. They declined hospitality offers and traveled by Kron Prinzessin Cecilie to Havana then Key West, eschewing an American military escort.
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Dent Wilson
O'Shaughnessy
White House
Huerta
Carranza
Mexico
Senor Rafael Yubara
Niagara Falls
Cecilie
United States
Havana
Key West
Funston
Hall
Cohen
Badger
Rafael Elguero
Luis Elguero
Rafael Capetillo
Manuel Martinez del Campo
Senora Martinez del Campo
Senorita Rodriguez
Senor Rabasa
Senor Elguero
National Bank of Mexico
Rabasa
America
Washington
Rodriguez
Thomas J. Ryder
Aquila Oil Company
General Funston
Ball
Mr. Ryder
Admiral Badger
Morro Castle
Cecille
Vera Cruz
Rockerfeller estate picketed by Silence Protest League
In Pocantico Hills 16 members led by Arthur Caron picketed John D Rockefeller's estate for several hours. A woman climber hid in a tree near the fence and faced guards who threatened to shoot. She descended after threats and the group moved toward Tarrytown before leaving for New York.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Silence Protest League
Arthur Caron
Rockefeller Grounds
Tarrytown
White Sox Pause World Series Dividend Counts
Western reports say the White Sox have halted counting their world series dividends for the time being until further notice.
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White Sox
Bresnahan May Jump From Cubs To The Feds
Roger Bresnahan, listed with the Cubs, may leave the team due to bench time. The rumor suggests a possible move to the Federal league as he seeks playing time and action.
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Roger Bresnahan
Cubs
Feds
Elephants Mollie Waddy and Tony Arrive for Boston Vaudeville
Mollie Waddy and Tony three trained elephants purchased by New England children arrived in Boston from Toronto after 11 pm. They will perform two weeks at Keith's Theatre with trainers Mr and Mrs William Orford before moving to Portland for a week.
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New England
Post
Providence
New Haven
Hartford
New York City
Buffalo
Toronto
Canada
Franklin Park
Orford
Keith's
Mollie
Waddy
Tony
Franklin Park Zoo
Park
Victoria Stables
Warrenton Street
Keith's Theatre
William Orford
Portland
Elephants Released After Long Hot Journey From Canada
The article notes the animals arrived exhausted yet in good spirits and were released to roam after their arduous trek from Canada. Their mood was described as happy as they gained freedom in the new setting.
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Canada
Chelsea Boy Run Over by Automobile
Patrick Buckley a 10 year old of Lynn was struck while crossing Broadway at Buckingham square Chelsea by an automobile driven by Albert Merchant of Gloucester. He was taken to Frost Hospital with a severe scalp wound and injuries to the head and body.
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Bellingham’ Square
Chelsea
Patrick Buckley
Lynn
Albert Merchant
Gloucester
Frost Hospital
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