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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
2
Niagara Falls mediators expect separate conferences between Constitutionalist and Huerta delegates to press for a provisional president while Villa Carranza rift looms. Washington relays cautious hopes as Abe board debates terms and how internal Mexican politics affect negotiations.
Washington report outlines a plan to allow Carranza's delegates limited informal talks with Huerta at Niagara Falls while ABC mediators push for a two track approach. Carranza may join discussions on international issues. internal Mexican affairs would be handled informally between Mexican delegates with U S. guidance.
Washington reports renewed hope for peace talks as Niagara Falls mediators invite Constitutionalists to meet American and Huerta delegates. The move extends mediation without an armistice, aiming at a provisional government. Carranza Villa and other chiefs are involved, with no confirmation on delegation changes.
The document is praised as the most satisfactory message from the Constitutionalists to the ARC en voy s. It states Carranza has not declared willingness to send delegates, nor retraction of prior openness to entry of Carranza delegates if mediators accept the Constitutionalists’ armistice rejection.
Reports say Federal reinforcements move from the capital toward Vera Cruz as Captain Burnside notes heavy guns unloaded from the Hancock at the terminal dock. Outposts have intensified with new Federal positions spotted by Americans.
Gregorio Alcaraz, the Filipino servant of Capt. Rush aboard the battleship Florida, was traced to a Mexican host in Tizapam after escape from Santiago prison. He testified at a Mexican court martial that espionage charges were unproven, a Panama hat and 30 pesos lost were restored, and he will be sent back to Vera Cruz tomorrow.
The Spaniards in Tampico face possible execution after refusal to become Mexican citizens. Caballero, the Constitutionalist commander, demands allegiance within 24 hours and hints at breaking with Villa. Refugees report the sheltering British and German interests, and Caballero plans a separate Tamaulipas bank and republic.
Reports from Eagle Pass Texas and Ciudad Juarez detail Gen Villa pushing toward Zacatecas with a plan to invade Mexico City. Tensions rise as Gen Carranza and Gen Villa maneuver to eliminate rivals while aiding wounded retreating rebels and negotiating releases.
June 22 dispatches from Mexico City say fighting near Zacatecas remains outpost action. Gen Pedro Ojeda takes charge of Morelos operations as the war continues with limited mobile engagement around local outposts.
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