Carranza Drops From Mediation Talks
Rebel leader Carranza withdraws from mediation causing frustration among peacemakers as efforts to secure prompt replies stall and tensions rise. The report notes ongoing negotiations and the impact of the withdrawal on the peace process.
Envoys Offer Plan Urges Huerta to Refrain From Blockading Tampico
Western Newspaper Union dispatches note mediators gave General Carranza a week to reply to Washington on the Tampico issue. They may deem their efforts to secure delegates to the constitutionalists at an end unless Carranza accepts an armistice. Lamar and Lehman presented a pacification plan for Mexico proposing a provisional government and elections for a permanent government in Mexico City.
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Huerta Calls Off Tampico Blockade Orders
General Huerta suspends the blockade order that would stop the Antilla from delivering ammunition to the constitutionalists, easing fears of a new U.S.-Mexico crisis and signaling potential mediation in Mexican affairs.
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General Villa Mobilizes Forces for Zacatecas Campaign
General Villa and his staff departed Chihuahua to mobilize the division of the north for the Zacatecas campaign. It is expected that within a week most brigades will leave Torreon with about 27,000 men to be transported.
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Let Suffragettes Starve In Prisons Debate Indemnity
London reports rising public anger at hunger strikes by suffragettes as the government considers legislation to indemnify prison authorities against consequences of inmates starving themselves. Clergymen and notable citizens favor the proposal in interviews with the Evening Standard.
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Jersey Prison Farm Success at Leesburg 1000 Acres
New Jersey officials report success at a Leesburg tract of 1000 acres cleared by short term inmates from the Trenton prison. The land, largely woodland, will grow staple crops this summer including wheat corn and potatoes with future plans to add fruits and berries.
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