KEEP CLOSER WATCH ON HUERTA GUNBOATS
Mediation and Washington watch the Huerta gunboats after the Antilla sails from New York with arms for Tampico rebels. Navy reports show orders to prevent interference, raising the risk of breaking the armistice and affecting Niagara peace talks.
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New York Times
Washington
Antilla
New York
Tampico
Bryan
Huerta
Navy Department
Admiral Badger
Vera Cruz
Admiral Mayo
Gen. Hilerta
Daniels
United States
State Department
Militancy Well Paid Says Times Report
The Times notes a shift in militant suffragettes from volunteer work to paid participation. It says women leave other jobs for better pay and that funding subscribers could face legal action. Governments may seek legislation to declare unsanctioned societies illegal and seize their funds.
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New York Times
London
Times
the Times
Home Secretary
Carranza delays response to mediators in Mexican crisis
Gen Carranza announces via agents in El Paso he will not reply to the ABC mediators or issue a proclamation on a Provisional Government until reaching Saltillo. He departs Durango for Saltillo via Torreon, amid Niagara Falls talks and plans to be provisional president after Guadalupe plan victory.
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EL Paso
Carranza
ABC
Mexico
Saltillo
Durango
Torreon
Madero
Mediators Await Wilson Acceptance of Peace Plan
Niagara Falls Ontario June 4 An anxious calm prevails as mediators and delegates await President Wilsons response to the Mexican peace plan with patience guiding their talks. The next moves are anticipated to determine success or failure in the delicate negotiations.
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Wilson
Niagara Falls
Ont
Wilson may restart peace talks as Huerta accepts plan
Carranza responds to mediators in Washington while Huerta accepts the pacification plan in principle. If Wilson also endorses the delegates proposal, mediation could resume without awaiting Carranza’s reply, signaling renewed momentum in the peace process.
German Press Denounces U S Action Over Ship Fines
Berlin reports the German Foreign Office awaits Hamburg America Line's detailed note on the Ypiranga and Bavala incident. The liberal Vossische Zeitung calls the American stance untenable and labels the U S fines a sheer act of revenge or malice, accusing Gen. Funston of misusing Mexican harbor rules.
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New York Times
Berlin
Foreign Office
Hamburg-American Line
von Bernstorff
Vossiche Zeitung
United States
Mexico
Armistice Prospects Blur as Carranza Considers Mediators Note
In Washington a Constitutionalists junta reports Gen. Carranza may not agree to an armistice or external mediation on internal Mexican affairs. Zubaran says Carranza will study the mediators note after moving his capital from Durango to Saltillo and telegraphs a full position to counterparty leaders. The group cites US stance and Huerta talks as context while awaiting Carranza's Monday or Tuesday reply.
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New York Times
Washington
Rafael Zubaran
Carranza
Durango
Sefior Zubaran
Sis
Saltillo
Sefior Urquidi
Gen. Carranza
Gen
Mexico
Americans Reported Shot by Mexican Soldiers in Flight
Oil man George Dennison, arriving in Washington from Mexico, said he witnessed thirty Americans shot in cold blood by Mexican troops. He described ongoing murders and destruction of American property in the interior, noting Americans fled from Taramita near Tuxpam after conditions worsened.
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New York Times
Washington
Penn
Mexico
George Dennison
Southern Republic
Dennison
Taramita
Tuxpam
Aggressive Advance Seizes Vera Cruz Towns by Aguilar
From Durango to Vera Cruz reports say Gen Candido Aguilar, newly named Governor, has captured Tantimo and Tantoyuca and set civil and military authorities in place. He guarantees to support commerce and industry as he governs a large part of the state. Carranza orders collectors in Constitutionalists held areas to refrain from collecting back taxes paid to Huerta regime. only current taxes to be received.
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Durango
Mexico
Fl Paso
Texas
Tantimo
Tantoyuca
Vera Cruz
Candido Aguilar
Carranza
Huerta
Huertaz Family Remains in Mexico City
President Huerta confirmed no Huerta family member has left Mexico. Press waited at the Foreign Office as Esteva Ruiz and Francisco de la Lama met. by 8 pm no reception had occurred. A Havana dispatch also reports no Huerta family member aboard the Ypiranga liner.
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New York Times
Mexico City
President Huerta
Foreign Office
Sefior Esteva Ruiz
Francisco de la Lama
New York Press Association Convention Ends With Policy Debate
Delegates from across New York gather at Onondaga Hotel for the New York State Press Association convention. Chancellor Day criticizes Mexico policy and executive overreach while President Schurman calls for reform of state government and a streamlined short ballot. PMID: none.
Short Ballot Aims To Strengthen State Government
The speaker argues the short ballot enables the Governor to appoint and hold accountable subordinates, making government more democratic while voters, 2,000,000 strong, can only do so much. He calls the Legislature the weakest point in state systems.
Suffrage Stirs Editors at State Press Convention
Syracuse June 4 The State Press Association roared as President Betts announced plans to invite Miss Helen Todd of California to speak for ten minutes on woman suffrage. A protracted debate over a two year old nonmember speaking and politics ban resolution ended with one dissent to allow Miss Todd to address the audience. Todd’s speech drew liberal applause.
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New York Times
Syracuse
State Press Association
Betts
Helen Todd
California
Edgar L. Adams
Marathon Independent
Garden City
Hae
L. William Jones
Sullivan County
Chester C. Platt
Batavia Times
William Sulzer
Fati Ug
Minn Todd
Miss Todd
Guadalajara Surrounded On Board U S S California
Guadala jara surround continues as three Obregon columns cut the city off from Mexico City to the east and the Pacific coast to the west. Colima falls to the Constitutionalists under Alamillo. Fernando Ibarra of the Southern Pacific Company is imprisoned at Tepic on Obregon’s order.
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U. S. S. California
Mazatlan
San Diego
Guadalajara
Constitutionalist Army of the
Northwest
Obregon
Admiral Howard
National Capital
Manzanillo
Pacific Coast
Guadalaara
Jilla
Mexico City
Colima
Mexico
Alamillo
Howard
Gien
Fernando Ibarra
Southern Pacific Company
Tepic
Zapatistas repulsed at Cuernavaca and rebels routed
War Minister Blanquet announced that Zapatistas attacking Cuernavaca for three days were repulsed with heavy losses. Reports say rebels around Zacatecas City have been routed. Generals Morelos Zaragoza and Velasco move toward the capital as peace talks loom.
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New York Times
Meexico City
Blanquet
Zapatistas
Cuernavaca
War Office
Zacatecas City
Morelos Zaragoza
Tampico
Huauchinango
Puebla
First Vera Cruz Pension Granted in Mexico Trouble
The first pension from the Mexican trouble was awarded to Mrs. Jennie Smith of Philadelphia, mother of marine Charles Allen Smith killed at Vera Cruz. Rep. J Hampton Moore filed the application April 27. the pension of 12 dollars monthly was forwarded today.
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New York Times
Washington
Mexico
Charles Allen Smith
Philadelphia
Vera Cruz
J. Hampton Moore
Jennie Smith
Lipton's Shamrock IV First Trial Like Fast Racing Cup Lifter
The Shamrock IV, Lipton's new racing yacht, completed its first test afloat on the Solent with designer Nicholson and skipper Burton aboard. Sail plan adjustments are anticipated before the next spin as experts praised handling and speed though dimensions remain undisclosed.
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New York Times
Portsmouth
Solent
Thomas Lipton
Nicholson
Capt. Burton
Portsmouth Harbor
Gosport
Osborne Bay
Ryde
Burton
Lipton
The
Daily Mail
United States
Shamrock SV
Herreshoff
New York Yacht Club
Shamrock IV
Sterreshoff
Atlantic
Vanitie Loses By Rescues In Cup Defense Race
In the third America's Cup defense race aboard Vanitie and Resolute a sudden gale sent two Vanitie sailors overboard. Resolute led after the turn and was declared winner by the Regatta Committee as Vanitie was hauled from the water. The tug Julia Moran signaled that the race would finish at the mark.
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Capt. Dennis
Oscar Olsen
Alec Johnson
Capt
Dennis
Hans Efrensen
Phil Dennis
Vanitie
John Swansen
Olsen
Regatta Committee
John J. Timmins
Robert H. Deakin
Timmins
Johson
Johnson
Vanitle
City of Stamford
Alexander Smith Cochran
City Island
Stanford
Cochran
Great Captain's Island
Glen Cove
Cape Cod
Matinilcoek Point
Resolute
Charles Francis Adams
Leeward
Adams
Larchmont Yacht Club
Vanitte
Bill Dennis
Julia Moran
President Wilson Bids South in Downpour at Arlington
Heavy thunderstorm drenched President Wilson and Daughters during the Arlington cemetery ceremony for the Confederate dead memorial. Daughters and officials sought shelter as rain and wind toppled branches and wrecked cars along the seven mile return to Washington.
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Wasilington
Arlington National Cemetery
Wilson
Daughters of the Confederacy
United States
Congress
McAdoo
Sayre
Virginia Hillabeck
Washington
Arrivals From Europe Reach Local Pier Passengers Listed
Transatlantic liners St Paul Saxonla and Chicago docked with named passengers from Southampton Naples Havre and more. The St Paul lists Miss Eben Agnh Atwater and dozens of others while Saxonla includes Rev R B T Lin Son and Mrs Bacon among travelers. The Chicago entry names Mrs F Breton Chandler and others with further names sailing today on the St Louis to Southampton.
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ST. Paul
Southampton
Eben Anag
H. G. Atwater
N. L. Batley
M. Hiare
Bidwell
James Roya
Ar, Crookes
FF. Pradturne
Dias KK. Cole
L. Dunn
R. H. Elliott
J. W. Filsen
Percy J. Hodge
W. H. Johnson
A. Cooper
Edgar Manuel
W. C. Oakes
A. Pain
A. Painter
KO Pearson
Naples
R. B. T. Linson
W. M. Baker
Irs
C. FE. Bacon
H. 8. Clark
R. H. Robinson
J Sitter
C. D. Tenney
H. M. Vanderbilt
J. Startman
M Mathews
St. Louis
K. Dallam
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Miss Sanger
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Sefior Pesquiera
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New York State Press Association
Onondaga Hotel
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Lyons Republican
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Cornell University
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Syracuse Post Standard
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