Huerta Abdicates and Flees Mexico City by Guarded Train
President Huerta resigns and leaves Mexico City with his son in law and ministers aboard a guarded special train. Carbajal takes oath as foreign minister and provisional president pro tempore. Rebels threaten pursuit as the party heads toward Puerto Mexico, with Dutch warship Koertnewaer standing by for refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Mexico City
Mexico
Congress
Senor Carbajal
General Huerta
Department of Foreign Affairs
Puerto Mexico
Navarette
Senora Huerta
Koertnewaeras
Co. Luis Fuentes
Blanqguet
Liboris Fuentes
Col
Luis Fuentes
Eugenio Faredes
The
Republic
Angila
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Carbajal
Vera Cruz
Cordoba
Salina Cruz
Hebels
Ricardo Lopez
San Andras Tuxtla
Funston
Blanquet
Cordova
la Opinion
Washington
Bryan
Carranza
Chronology of Huerta's Rule and Mexican Crisis
A detailed chronology covers Huerta's rise and fall from February 1913 when Madero was arrested and killed and Huerta proclaimed provisional president, through Carranza's 1919 claim, Wilson's pressure, naval actions at Veracruz, Villa and Zapata campaigns, and July 1914 maneuvers. It notes U.S. diplomatic posture, mediation efforts, and troop movements toward San Luis Potosi and Aguas Calientes as the crisis deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco J. Madero
Huerta
Venustiano Carranza
Republic
Wilson
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Torreon
Monterey
Villa
John Lind
O'Shaughnessy
Maza
Washington
United States
Mexico City
Japan
Carbajal
Carranza
Mexico
San Luis Potosi
Aguas
Iowa crops and a fatalized rail incident headline
A long list of farm yield estimates appears, noting billions of bushels in corn and wheat, plus a fatal railroad accident near Rock Falls involving Miss Buena Blim and injuries to Bernice Blim. other items report new church and bank developments, civic buildings, and various local incidents across Iowa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Buena Bim
John Blim
Plymouth
Rock Island
Rock Falls
Nora Springs
Bernice Blim
Seventh and Locust Street
Dubuque
Dubuque Lodge
F. C. Robinson
Iowa Bank Stock Company of
Iowa City
J. H. Rohret
J. 0. Schulze
O. L. Karsten
W. J. Freeman
T. Morrison
Charles C. Helmer
Carroll
J. Sayers
Jefferson
Greene County
Helmer
Ste
Albion
Charles HH. Puimort
Des Moines
Iowa Presbyterian Synod
John Helm
Hedrick
Helm
International Harvester Company
Mason City
Central Baseball Association
Cedar Naples
Ottumwa
Patrick Keenan
Stanton Township
LeMars
Pennsylvania
Jackson County
Fay Burwell
Charles Burwell
Olin
Julius Lorenzen
Lorenzen
Seymour Hloward
Sidney
Lyman Westcott
Sheffield
Sioux City
Iowa Tax Receipts Show Big Rise In Insurance Revenue
Iowa receipts from insurance company taxes rose markedly for the two years ending June 30 1914 the state treasurer reports Also noted are shifts in hunting license returns automobile taxes and other funds The report lists total state receipts 11524770 80 expenditures 11828296 02 with a treasury balance of 737860 52 It details funds from freight lines transportation clerks and various state departments and notes a large increase in insurance tax income and payments by companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State Poultry Fanciers
Davenport
National Partridge Wyandotte Club
National Bull Wyandotte Club
Tri-City
St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral
Des Moines
Campuns
Terrace Park
West Okoboj
Camp Io
William Hulton
J. Griffith
Messrs
Taylor and
Otis
Maqtoketa
New Methodist Church
Terril
A I. Craig
Morningside College
D. A. McBurney
S. Johnson
Bussey
Marion
Johnson
Cedar Crack
Mr. Johnson
Cascade
Illinois Central
Epworth
Wiliam Yeatz
Milwaukee
Trinity ‘Lutheran Church of
Sioux City
Hang Jensen
DeWitt
Jensen
Rav. C. Bleakly
Silver Creek
Ida County
John Bleakly
Civil Service Commission
Tama Indian Sanitarium
Iowa
Iowa Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
John Baum
Stanwood
Dell
Shorty) Herring
Herring
Central Iowa Band Association
Ames
R. A. Wilder
Boone
Cornel Bluffs
Jack Stevens
Montvern
Fred van Woven
Palmer
Pewey Barthel
Jonathan Barthall
Waukon
Fish and Game Department
Frejeht Lines and Transportation Company
Secretary of State's Office
Parmacy Commission
Clerk
Board of Dental Examiners
Board of Ming
Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Dairy and Food Commission
Towa
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Europe
Victoriano Huerta
Labacco
Coronel Loypex
San Andreas
Alverado
Cosamaloapam
Orizaba
Zapatistas
Puebla
Maltrata
Ar Towat
Lea County
Christian Church
Mount Pleasant
Cedar Rapides
Lyman Wescott
Glen Richards
Watena
Legislative Retrenchment and Reform Committee
Mranets
Joseph Allen
Charles W. Miller
Spirit Tale
General Assembly
State Board of Health
House of Isolation
F. HL
Secretary of State
S Department
Paul
Motor Vehicle Department
Iawa Progressive Party
Towa Progressive Convention
Dea Molnesy
Theodore Roogavell
Executive Council
Bureau of Employment
Department of Labor
Saventh
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Colom
Wighth
Clarke
Get
Tee Ace BE
Deemer
Red Oak
J. B. Weaver
Dex Moines
J. L. Carney
Marsahalltown
FDR
Dawley
Cedar Rapids
J. W. Good
American Prison Association
Hell At St. Paul
W. J. Dixon
J. HW. McConlogue
Treat
C. McCloughry
Anamosa Penitentiary
J. C. Banders
Port Madison Penitentary
State Board of Pharmacy
Code Commission
Charles 8. Wilcox
State House
Bes Moines
Educational Agiis
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