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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1914
Page
10
A morning report argues a U S ban on arms may push Mexican factions toward mediation talks. It analyzes how embargoes affect shipments to Tampico and pressures Villa and Huerta amid rising tensions, noting potential U S aid shifts and political reactions.
The Ypiranga remained at the wharf loaded with first class passengers as a heavy fine loomed. Captain Stickner refused to disclose details, and the penalty, viewed as double expected, may go to Mexico if paid. The ship’s actions have stirred American sympathy for Mexican refugees and sparked talk of a new word Ypiranmient meaning a swift sea escape.
The Niagara Falls talks push toward a Mexican settlement with Huerta ousted and a provisional government to be formed. Carranza refuses to join mediation, while United States and ABC powers seek to ensure a durable peace and avoid anarchy. The plan hinges on US support and the influence of President Wilson over the Constitutionalists to accept terms.
Niagara Falls Ont May 31 American delegates pressed to admit Constitutionalists to the peace conference following Wilson instructions. Urquidi claimed to carry a dispatch from Villa and Carranza’s representative, insisting Constitutionalists represent a large share of Mexico’s people and deserve a voice, while Americans maintained a firm stance under administration guidance.
A detachment of constitutionalists from Tampico forced Walter Turner an American in charge of the Carter oil property to open the safe. He faced a firing squad and complied. Refugees struggle to resume business as occupations impact job prospects. Meanwhile arms landed at Puerto Mexico alarm authorities. Rodrigo Quevedo, a Mexican bandit leader, is being moved to Fort Wingate under heavy guard. escape attempts will be met with gunfire.
Water famine caused by the Constitutionalists in Mazatlan halts the electric light plant. Three barges carrying provisions for starving Federals are seized by the rebels and a power launch towing them is cut in darkness. Reports from Guadalajara indicate Federal troops mostly withdrawn to Martinez City, leaving about 780 men remaining.
ARTHUR RUHL reports from Vera Cruz where boxing matches in the bull ring drew a mixed crowd of American officers Mexican civilians and a few foreigners. The main event pitted Smith the Belgian hare breeder versus Rene the French wrestler with Smith quickly prevailing after a hard Fight.
At a Limerick meeting for Nationalist volunteers Alderman Joyce and Thomas Lunton spoke in favor of the movement. Volunteers reportedly near 130000 members with a sizable northern bloc. MP Mr Laindon urged continuing the Home Rule act on the statute, claiming volunteers would obtain rifles. Limerick County would be first outside the city to be armed to the teeth.
Mexico City may in 1913 authorizes paying principal and interest on outstanding National Railway notes with ten year 5 percent government bonds valued about 2 000 000 pounds sterling. The decree covers restructuring of debt via Behe ment bonds.
West Orange residents felt an earthquake several days ago ending when Chief Ho Bamford identified a quarry blast as the source. A laborer, left in charge without the foreman, mixed large amounts of ammonia powder into rock crevices, causing a minor rockfall rather than a true detonation.
Washington reports say mediators expect a reply to Carranza's envoy by tonight. Luis Cabrera travels from the revolutionist side to Washington to confer with Carranza's interior secretary Zaharan. Officials note Carranza seeks favorable terms and may attend Niagara only on conditions, while Huerta's gains and U.S. export policy could shift his stance. Naval and military observers await any move affecting the Niagara Conference and Villa's southward advance. Sailors and Marines honor Vera Cruz dead in Newport service with full dress.
Advices from Durango to Cayeny report General Venustiano Carranza effectively assumes the provisional presidency in Mexico and will immediately establish a provisional cabinet. He has named Cabrera for foreign relations and Rafael Zabaran may join the new cabinet, with Fernando I. Calderon among those considered. General Geneales moves 300 troops from Monterey toward Saltillo as rebel forces concentrate in the Saltillo-Zacatecas area.
Pittsburgh May 21 Charles Hubbard Director of Public Safety plans a civility program for city police. Recruits will be instructed in etiquette and drilled in modern methods with the aim of creating the most courteous department in the United States amid citizen complaints about impolite conduct.
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