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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1914
Page
1
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A 1917 White House proclamation revokes the arms embargo on exports to Mexico citing changed conditions. The measure, opposed by critics who call it mercantile over neutral, draws international reaction and headlines in El Pais accusing President Wilson of pursuing Yankee interests over humanitarian neutrality.
PARIS Feb 4 The French policy remains that the U S embargo raise to Mexico should not alter the United States free hand in Mexico. Embassy notices reached Paris but the foreign office offered no opinion on consequences. Minister Barra said it is hard to reconcile allowing leaders to arm with humanitarian aims. President Wilson aims to give both Mexican factions liberty to obtain war materials without provoking Huerta’s departure.
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Report shows Huerta downplays U S embargo actions and vows to quell anti-American demonstrations with troops in Mexico City. Charge O'Shaughnessy met Huerta to press embargo questions but Huerta warned of retaliation and claimed strength. British Minister Lionel Carden also conferred with Huerta for an hour. Embassy units secured release of Victoria Hastings and Wallace, an American journalist and photographer, with Hastings ordered to appear before authorities.
In New Orleans on February 4, war materials including rifles cartridges and machine guns were rushed to shipment as the Constitutionalists in Mexico gained the upper hand. Officials note large stores under surveillance have now become an apparent arsenal with embargo lifted. Local dealers say nearly all munitions will be sent to northern Mexico as fast as transport allows.
Official notification of President Wilsons embargo lifting for arms shipped into Mexico reached Beuthern Depart ment headquarters late Tuesday. Message was sent to border garrisons and detachments along the Bin Gravile frontier. Brigadier General Tasker H Bliss Southern Department commander said no orders to relax vigilance have been issued.
Feb 4 The embargo on arms by the United States drew sharp editorials against President Wilson. Mexico City showed calm toward U.S. residents with doubled patrols at night though authorities feared marchers could form.
Imperial county authorities report papers found on Mesa de Salinas link former Mexican judge to ordering the January 1 killings of three American citizens near Mexicali. The ciphered documents, in Spanish, allegedly describe Huerta era orders and the escape of the surviving man, with two Americans killed and one wounded who crawled to American lines to alert officials.
An American aide of the Ino reports that a Mexican customs officer at Mextiali was detained last week for stealing papers. The documents allegedly are the reporde of the ca catloh, obtained by another Mexican, and are believed to hold sensitive information.
Roberto V. Pesquira, confidential agent in Washington, discusses the president's revocation of the March 14, 1912 embargo on arms to Mexico. He argues the rebels seek constitutional restoration, notes prior desertion under Oropeza, and predicts expanded war materials to the American market will enable more aggressive operations and a quicker end to the conflict.
Mexico City attorney Jane Bonales Sandoval said a secret dispatch from General Diaz to persuade General Francisco Villa to renounce Carranza and lead the revolution was sent last week. He arrived from San Antonio and planned to depart for Havana today, saying he did not meet Villa and read news of Villa’s execution of Gueman. Sandoval travels back to Havana via Key West amid questions about his ties to Gusman.
In a United States Bureau of Education report, a life preserver bearing the name Karhik was traced to the Arctic explorer Stefaniasco. The artifact washed ashore after a great storm near Point Harrow, raising questions about its provenance and the vessel it came from. The case continues as officials evaluate the path of the wrecked boat. The second item notes the Interstate Commerce Commission allowing rate changes for steel and other freight from Pittsburgh to Oklahoma City, with railroads given until May 1 to implement the new rates.
In Perthshire villages near Comrie Scotland two major fires were blamed on suffragette arson. A mansion called The House of Ross burned after a drawing room blaze at Averuchijie Castle was fought by servants who fled thick smoke. A third arson strike hit Saint Fillans destroying a fine property owned by Stirling Boyd, with a placard praising Lloyd George found nearby.
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