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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1914

Page

2

Antilla blockade dispute threatens to end peace talks

Reported tensions rise as Huerta may seize the Antilla laden with rebel shells possible clash with US gunboats looms over Niagara Falls mediation. Cuban registry of the Antilla sparks debate on blockade rights and US actions amid Huerta confrontation. Circumstantial notices indicate Mexican delegates protest Tampico movements.

Waington Huerta United States Niagara Falls Tampico New York Gen. Huerta Antilla Arma Mexico Niagara Agaion

Decrees Tampico Blockade Declared by Huerta Government

News of a formal blockade of Tampico announced by the Huerta government reaches Washington through the Spanish ambassador. Reports from Vera Cruz note iron gunboats preparing to enforce the decree and arms shipments toward Tampico, with U S ships observing but not interfering. Brig. Gen Funston cites a possible surrender plan by Huerta’s gunboats, though officers doubt such a move.

Vera Cruz Puerto Mexico Huerta Tampico Antilla Badger United States Paducah Sacramento Hrbor Des Moines San Francisco Funston Rts Navy Fll

Debates Over Niagara Falls Peace Plan Shape Mexico Talks

Washington reports say President Wilson seeks settlement with the Constitutionalists at Niagara Falls while Carranza's stance and Huerta’s actions influence mediation. Carranza may resist armistice though some diplomats see chance of a peaceful constitutional government through pacification talks.

Outposts Feed Mexicans Show Friendly Posture Near Border

Vera Cruz June 6. A spirit of friendliness grows between American and Mexican forces at border outposts as hostilities seem unlikely. Mexican officers at Tembladoras invited American officers to a picnic, which was declined. Americans share ra tion leftovers with Mexicans, narrowing frontier tensions. Federals have set up customs houses at Soledad San Francisco and Tierra Blanca with nonworking staff ordered there by Mexico City.

Standard Salina Cruz Frontera Wolvin Line Gulf Leo C. Frisbie John Frisbie Mexico Atlextac Guerrero Frisbie Zapatistas J. A. Hedrich Gregorio Arcaraz Admiral Fletcher Cordoba James A. White Dr. Taylor Mederala Vera Cruz New York Times Tembladoras Izunza Soledad San Francisco Tierra Blanca Mexico City Marine Regiment Florida Seaman Battalion Lieut Wainwright Custom House Benito Juarez Morelos Florida Tampico Huse Naval School Pier 4 Atchee Naval Academy Ensign McDonnell Capt Canada Fort San Juan d'Ulloa Ulloa The Don Juan de Austria Manila Maass Chester Arkansas Badger Hampton Roads

Fletcher's Vera Cruz Landing Report Praises Fleet Effort

Secretary Daniels releases a large portion of Rear Admiral Fletcher's official account of the April 21 Vera Cruz seizure. The document details precise landing plans, ship support by Prairie Chester and San Francisco, and Cradock's limited cooperation. It notes 787 officers and men landed, actions to seize the Custom House, and the fleet's coordinated bombardment and support without civilian harm.

New York Times Washington Daniels Fletcher Vera Cruz Craddock Prairie Essex Cradock Admiral Fletcher Chester San Francisco W. R. Rush Naval Brigade H. McL. P. House H. C. Stickney W. C. Neville Marine Regiment Florida Utah Moffett Stickney Harrison Esperanza

Federal threat to Tampico raises port defense concerns

Gov. Luis Caballero informed U S Consul Clarence A Miller that Mexican warships Zaragoza and Bravo might bombard or blockade Tampico. Constitutionalists prepared defenses with several hundred troops and earthworks at La Barra. The American schooner Sunshine delivered ammunition. Admiral Mayo declined interference and allowed unloading at the Custom House amid paperwork friction.

Tampico Brownsville Texas United States Clarence A. Miller Luis Caballero Zaragoza Bravo Aretillery la Barra Custom House Brown Calveston

Rebellious Leaders Split on Carranza Mediation

June reports from El Paso indicate ABC mediators ask Carranza to join Niagara Falls talks to settle the Mexican crisis without demanding internal affairs or armistice. Carranza supporters expect tentative participation on international issues, not internal governance, as Carranza travels from Torreón to Saltillo to establish a provisional government. Villa remains in Chihuahua City, while Carranza replies to mediator questions from Torreón after a desert night and bridge delay.

EL Paso ABC Carranza Niagara Falla Revolutionista Nuerta Tampico Huerta Mexico Torreon Parrols Madero Saltillo Villa Chihuahua City Natera Torteon

Brazil investigates disappearance of U S soldier Samuel Parks

The Foreign Office in Mexico City told Brazil’s minister that after examining the case of Samuel Parks, a private in the Twenty-eighth U S Infantry, believed executed, the general military commander in Mexico is ordered to identify and proceed against those responsible for his disappearance.

Mexico City Foreign Office Samuel Parks LU. S. Infantry Mexico

Carranza Likely to Attend Niagara Falls Peace Talks

Hopeful officials report Washington hints that Gen. Carranza may participate in mediation at Niagara Falls by proxy, easing pessimism about the conference. Unofficial advice from Washington and a received letter bolster expectations of a Carter-like concession amid stalemate.

Syercal New York Times Niagara Falls Ont Washington Carranza

Honor Saved Says Ruiz Amid Saint’s Day Festivities

Mexico City June 6 The acting Foreign Relations Secretary Esteva Ruiz received congratulations from department staff on Saint Day. Ruiz declared that the honor and dignity of Mexico had been saved in formal remarks. A rumor that Francisco De La Barra would be recalled from Paris was denied, noted as unlikely to aid current problems.

New York Times Mexico City Tampico Huerta Washington Hipna Y Gayanger Gen Blanquet Sunshine Galveston Esteva Ruiz Adatchi Sayula Jalisco Gen. Huerta Café Colon Paseo de la Reforma Sergi Juan Diaz Eightyninth Infantry Adolfo Lopez de Mendoza Lieut Mendoza Sergi. Diaz Diaz Agustin Q. Basanez Daniel Cervantes Hernandez Rafael Manrique de Lara Department of Commerce and Industry Modeno Pedro Barrenchea Francisco Romero Barrendhea- Romero Camara Nacional del Petrolio National Petroleum Chamber National Chamber of Commerce Mexico Esteva Nuiz Francisco de la Barra Paris

Fuerst Bismarck Arrives New Orleans Amid Huerta Rumors

The Hamburg American liner Fuerst Bismarck arrives carrying no passengers and plans to load about three thousand tons of miscellaneous cargo. Local hardware and warehouse firms bustle with activity amid arms and ammunition rumors as the ship prepares to sail to Vera Cruz and Puerto Mexico. Captains Muller and Ypiranga’s skipper discuss the Huerta rumors but offer no comment.

New Orleans Fuerst Bisamarck Fuerst Bismarck Vera Cruz Puerto Mexico Tluerta Muller Ypiranga

Carranza Agents View On Armistice And Niagara Talks

Mexican Constitutionalists in Washington say General Carranza will not grant an armistice but may send delegates to Niagara to discuss internal Mexican affairs related to the foreign dispute. Carranza will not compromise with Huerta or have his delegates discuss establishing a provisional government before Saltillo.

Carranza Niagara Niagara Falls United Huerta Wilson Bryan United States Antilla Washington Gen. Carrangia Mexico State Department London Edward Grey Gen. Villa William 8. Benton Jiate Sefior Rabasa Rabasa Gen. Huerta Mr. Rabasa Lefiorlane Madame da Gama Harris St. Volek New York Rafaeli Zubaran Interior Sehor Zaharan Ien Saltillo Jendera

Five Saved In Motor Boat Rescue Near Hell Gate

Benjamin Ziterbaum and four companions were rescued after their motor boat lost power in the East River near Eighty-ninth Street. The vessel drifted toward Hell Gate before Patrolman Finnegan arrived with a launch and towed them to Harbor B dock. The engine was repaired by 1 30 this morning and the trip continued.

Benjamin Ziterbaum Boston Road Bronx Staten Island Kitaat River Eighty-ninth Street Gove Hell Gate Zuerbaum Vatrolman Finnegan Harbor B East 120Th Street

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