Envoys in gloom seek Antilla crisis
International tension rises as Mexican gunboats and American ships face potential clash near Tampico amid Niagara Falls talks. Constitutionalists fear U S action could push Vera Cruz march on Mexico City, while Huerta and Carranza factions weigh blockade and diplomatic options.
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Antilla lands prompt risk in Mexico mediation
In Niagara Falls Ontario on June 7 the ABC mediators heard that US aims to keep Tampico open may prompt Huerta to pull out if Mexican gunboats interfere with the Antilla cargo of arms. US delegates hope Washington will justify open-port policy to prevent a break in peace talks.
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Three officers cited for eminent conduct at Vera Cruz battle
Admiral Fletcher lauds resourcefulness courage and duty of naval and Marine officers in the Vera Cruz seizure. Capt W R Rash Lieut Col W C Neville and Lieut Commander A Buchanan named for eminent conduct in battle during the days of fighting from noon on the 1st to noon on the 7th, with other listed leaders praised for courage and leadership.
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Carranza Loyalists Clash as Villa Supporters Rally
At El Paso on June 7 reports describe factional feuding within the Constitutionalist cause. Manuel Chao arrives from Parral to sway bankers and Villa opponents, while Villa presses to move through Zacatecas as Carranza plans a provisional government. Carranza’s family departs for Saltillo amid preparations for a formal cabinet and response to mediation notes.
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Mediation Dims If Car ranza Gains Saltillo Recognition
Washington reported that Gen. Carranza would be named provisional president of Mexico by President Wilson once a Saltillo government was formed. The prospect of such recognition was seen as signaling the possible end of mediation negotiations.
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Antilla Arms Steamer Spurred US Naval Tension at Tampico
Tamrico focus as steamer Antilla seeks to land arms for rebels while Federal gunboats and US warships monitor. Zaragosa and Bravo moved north. ships ordered to avoid interference yet ready to act if needed. General Sunston lacks confirmation of American instructions.
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Peace Forum Discusses Mexico and Monroe Doctrine
Henry Clews spoke at the International Peace Forum in the Metropolitan Temple arguing for intelligent despot ism in Mexico and caution about the A B C mediation. He credited the Monroe Doctrine with deterring foreign marines and prolonging any intervention.
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New German Cruiser Nurnberg Arrives for Crew Change
The German cruiser Nurnberg reached Panama on June 7 awaiting a new crew from Germany as the current crew’s enlistment expires. The ship had just come from Mexico and will undertake a fresh crew rotation.
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Fuerst Bismarck's Cargo Not Arms in New Orleans
The Hamburg American Line steamship Furst Bismarck arrived and began loading a mixed cargo after officials said it contained merchandise not arms. Capt Muller announced the ship would sail to Vera Cruz and Puerto Mexico to discharge and await orders. Separately, the naval transport Prairie sent a crew draft from Newport to Philadelphia for Vera Cruz to join the battleship fleet.
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Auto kills woman as driver speeds away in Yonkers incident
William M Hobbs, a Whitestone chauffeur, fatally struck a woman at Lenox and 113th last night, then fled. Patrolman Henne fired after the car. Hobbs was arrested after the engine stalled. Another man, Thomas Cavines, was in the car and released on promise to appear. The victim, dressed in black with a pearl umbrella and ruby-diamond watch, died en route to hospital.
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Two Boys Killed in Separate City Auto Crashes
An oncoming car struck 12 year old Henry J Koll’s son as he left a Yonkers trolley on Broadway at Post Street. The youth died in St Josephs hospital after being hit by a vehicle owned and driven by James Martino of 8% Bronx Street White Plains. A second fatal crash killed a 10 or 11 year old boy named Anthony Picevale near a wedding on S240 East Hightieth Street. He died en route to the Reception Hospital after being struck by a car driven by Daniel J Brady of 207 West Sixty Sixth Street and owned by James Beronie of 405 East Seventy Seventh Street.
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Kilmer Dies After Auto Ride From Wildwood
Clarence Kilmer a garage owner of Wildwood with companions John Coleman and John Metlann left for Cape May to get a driver’s license. Kilmer died after a ride back when he reportedly stood on the running board and the car swerved. Coleman and Metlann were arrested on suspicion and Kilmer’s purse and $60 were found among the possessions.
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Pair Charged in Violent Boardwalk Incident
Kilmer man and two others face charges after a brutal assault at Kilmer's garage near the boardwalk. Kilmer died from a blow to the base of the brain. both eyes were discolored and facial injuries severe. Coleman had worked at Kilmer's garage four weeks. McCann was linked to a ring game on the boardwalk.
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Three Auto Bandits Arrested in West Fourteenth Street Heist
Three men including Frederick Kelly Joseph Reardon and Joseph Longo were arraigned in Jefferson Market Court and held on $5000 bail each for the West Fourteenth Street company messenger robbery. Detectives say three other suspects are involved and a lookout plus two others fled with 2881.10. James Fay keeper of a Second Avenue poolroom was jailed for possessing a revolver and may have knowledge of the hold up.
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Father Slays A Doctor In Single Shot Tragedy
Special to The New York Times from St Bovis June 7. Dr D Winton Dunn a 62 year old former mayor of Juquetin Illinois died at Baptist Sanitarium from pistol wounds inflicted last night by Jesse Joplin a local speculator. Joplin was arrested and taken to Pinckneyville after the shooting at Dunns office in the Odd Fellows Building Thaguain. Dunn was rushed to a special train for possible surgery but died en route. Joplin admitted he intended to kill Dunn over a disputed unpaid bill claim regarding a prior treatment for his child.
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Militants Attack Catholic Service and Public Speakers
A militant suffragette caused a disturbance in a Catholic cathedral waving at the altar and declaring protections against force feeding. Police removed her as crowds attacked suffragette meetings at Hampstead Heath and Clapham Common, with mobs pelting speakers and attempting duckings. Sylvain Pankhurst said she would seek a deputation to Asquith to threaten him.
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