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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1913

Page

7

Paper Money Seized in Mexico Crisis Case Update

Three more unsigned Constitutionalists dollars were seized in Fagle Pass Texas as part of a five million dollar order. The U S government seeks return of the bills and a constitutionalist consul faces arrest for violating neutrality laws. Zapata reports about sixty thousand forces opposing Huerta across several Mexican states.

Fagle Pass Tex Washington Department of Justice Carranza District Court Express Company United States Court Bonnet Luis Meisa Gutierrez Mexico Guitierrez Piedras Negras Huerta Col. E. Aguilar Frias Emiliano Zapata Zapata Morelos Guerrero Puebla Figueroa Michoacan Guanajuato

All Shipments Held Up Amid Mexico Arms Embargo

Secretary Bryan ordered the treasury department to telegraph all customs agents to embargo all shipments of arms to Mexico. A large shipment awaiting at Juarez will be withheld despite a prior permit.

Washington Bryan Treasury Department Mexico Juarez

Converted Jewish evangelist to hold weekly tent meetings

The converted Jew evangelist Mr. M. Capp of Kansas City will speak each Wednesday night in a large tent at Hickman street and Blanco road. He is described as perhaps the world’s only converted Jewish evangelist. Attend and hear him. take Beacon Hill car. no collection.

M. Capp Kansas City Hickman Street Blanco Road

Wilson Warns Americans to Leave Mexico

President Wilson urged all Americans to evacuate Mexico at once and ordered consuls to aid departures. Embassies will assist Foreigners, mobilize ships for coastal evacuations, and tighten border patrols to enforce neutrality in arms traffic. An appropriation of 100000 dollars to aid exodus is sought. only a charge d affaire will head relations.

Washington, D. C Wilson Mexico Republic Bryan Congress Huerta United States Breckinridge War Department Garrison New York Francis Burton Harrison White House House State Department Mexico City Gamboa Nelson O'Shaughnessy

Governors Voice Opinions On Wilson Policy At Governors’ Meet

Denver reports at Colorado Springs show several governors weighing President Wilson's Mexico policy. New Mexico's McDonald backs the view of hopeless Huerta unrest but questions armed intervention. Texas' Colquitt notes Wilson aligns with Texas on peace vs Huerta. Minnesota's Eberhart supports the policy and opposes intervention. Utah's Spry favors a thorough occupation if needed. South Dakota's Byrne calls Wilson policy weak. Arizona's Hunt highlights Mexican turmoil and refugee deaths. Washington's Lister provides remarks.

Denver Colo Denver Post Colorado Springs Wilson McDonald New Mexico Huerta Colquitt Texas Mexico Byrne South Dakota Hunt Arizona Governor Lister Washington

Governors oppose recognition of Huerta in Mexico

Governor ONeal of Alabama criticizes Huerta saying he cannot pacify the country and warns that recognizing him would disgrace the nation. He argues the United States should not intervene or recognize Huerta.

O'Neal Alabama Huerta

Plan to Keep Up Fight Despite Wilson Message

Mexican Constitutionalists in Washington welcome President Wilsons message saying it wont hamper their cause. Francisco Escudero Carranzas representative says they can keep up the fight forever if needed, noting they have powder and shell making capacity and can ship across the border despite a stricter neutrality embargo. They expect the message may aid future recognition amid doubts about fair elections.

Washington, D. C Mexican Constitutionalist Party Washington Wilson Mexico Francisco Escudero Carranza

Gamboa's Statement Denied By Wilson In Indianapolis

Henry Lane Wilson, former U S ambassador to Mexico, denied Senor Gamboa's claim that he recognized the Huerta government. He said a diplomatic officer may recognize a de facto government under urgent pressure, not a de jure one, given the dangerous situation then.

Indianapolis Ind Henry Lane Wilson United States Mexico Senor Federico Gamboa Wilson Congress

Paris Papers Highlight Wilson Message Prompt Action

Paris newspapers grant Wilson's message wide prominence while avoiding comment. The Petit Parisian notes in italics the call for Americans to leave Mexico at once and questions the war aim. The Journal argues Huerta's hope of Wilson policy remaining unchallenged is gone, calling the message a clear success.

Paris Wilson Petit Parisian Italies Mexico Tme Huerta

Lind Undecided in Vera Cruz Talks with Officials

President Wilson's representative John Lind met with American consul W. W. Canada in Vera Cruz on August 28 and conferred with Rear Admiral Fletcher aboard the battleship Louisiana. He appeared indecisive about his next move and had no departure plans announced.

Vera Cruz Wilson John Lind W. W Canada Mexico City Washington Lind Fletcher Louisiana

Troops Ordered to the Border from Fort Sam Houston

A cavalry unit from Fort Sam Houston and Battery A of the Third Field Artillery were ordered to the border last night and entrained for Brownsville and Laredo. The move follows War Department orders amid tensions with Huerta’s Mexico.

Fort Sam Houston Third Cavalry Robert C. Foy Brownsville Battery A Third Field Artillery Henry C. Farrar Largdo War Department Tasker H. Bliss Southern Department United States Huerta Mexico Rio Grande Galveston Texas City William

Constitutionalists hold positions near Sabinas Coahuila

The Associated Press reports from Constitutionalist headquarters near Lampacitos Mexico that Federals did not seize Sabinas. Alberto Guajardo is found with a small force at Conchos ranch, northwest of Sabinas, after a split with Kickapoo groups. Constitutionalists reclaim Rodriguez Abasolo San Buena Ventura and control Nadadores to Cuatro Cienegas with forces at Bajan.

Constitutionalist Lampacitos Coahuila Mexico Eagle Pass Tex Associated Press Sabinds Alberto Guajardo Muzquiz Conchos Ranch Sabinas Guajardo Rodriguez Abasolo San Buena Ventura Nadadores Cuatro Cienegas Bajan

Forces Shifted as They Reoccupy Hermanas Area

Monclova and Candales are cited as locations where forces aim to reoccupy Hermanas soon. Observers note a larger, mobile force than prior headquarters, with detachments constantly arriving and departing as the campaign unfolds.

Monclova Candales Hermanas

Cartridges Held Up by Government in El Paso

Fifty thousand rifle cartridges consign ed to Mexican Federals at Juarez were held up by authorities in El Paso. The shipment arrived Tuesday but the Juarez side delayed export, risking permit annulment. A Mexican sergeant attached to General Inez Salazar’s Juarez command was arrested while attempting to remove 4000 rounds.

EL Paso Tex Juarez Edward Johnson Inez Salazar Juerez

Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles ad

The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles and related ailments in men and women. It promises bladder regulation for children and offers mail order at $1.00 with two months of treatment per bottle.

Chas. H. Fletcher Texas Wonder Texas E. W. Hall Olive Cen St. Louis Druggista v

Huerta Snub Cited as Constitutionalists Boost Spirit

Federal leaders warn neutrality law could curb arms to Constitutionalists while Huerta is snubbed by recognition shifts. The Constitutionalists celebrate the perceived slight as the German cruiser Vieneta plans an American cruise amid Mexican developments.

Huerta Mexico Vieneta

Rail line repairs restore Saltillo to San Luis Potosi service

A San Antonio message says the National Railway between Saltillo and San Luis Potosi has been repaired after a band of men cut the line recently. The fix enables train operation per a Mexico City report. Germany declines to act on Wilson policy urging Huerta's retirement and new elections.

San Antonio Saltillo San Luis Potosi Mexico City Germany Berlin Wilson Huerta

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