Mediation Plan Pushes Mexican Envoys to Name Representatives
Three South American mediators urge United States, General Huerta, and General Carranza to appoint delegates to meet in Washington. Ambassadors from Brazil Argentina and Chile ask Secretary Bryan to designate U S reps to confer with the mediators. Delegates would survey positions of all factions in Mexico and gauge reaction before formal proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
United States
Huerta
Carransa
Embassador de Gama
Brazil
Naon
Suarez
Argentina
Chile
Bryan
Mexico City
State Department
Car Tanga
Man Kills Wife and Himself in Idaho Shooting
In Pocatello Idaho Jack Carr shot and killed Mrs Thayer and Mr Thayer then killed himself after a quarrel with Mr Thayer Carr had been rooming with the Thayer family for weeks and loved Mrs Thayer who did not reciprocate Vera Cruz reports a change of Vera Cruz governorship with Robert J Kerr handing over to Brig Gen Frederick Funeton in a formal ceremony The military government plans continuance of existing law and courts while officials accept or reject continued offices in the administration
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Pocatello
Idaho
J. D. Thayer
Jack Carr
Thayer
Carr
Mra
Vera Cruz
Vera Cru
Robert J. Kerr
Fredrick Funeton
Pty
Frat Groups Move Toward Disarmament in Southe rn Colorado
The article reports on campus factions pushing for armed demilitarization in a southern Colorado region amid political tension. Key figures include Wade Halleday and federal representatives coordinating with the Cuterieia Fuel authority to regulate bases and enforce disarmament measures. The piece also notes religious and civic leaders discussing the broader implications for local communities.
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Walcontura
Coly
Colorado
Eptat
Phy United Bases
Wale
Heaths Soldiers Attack Vera Cruz
Five hundred Mexicans under a lieutenant demanded Major Russell surrender at the American post near Vera Cruz. Russell refused and the Mexicans fired four shots before retreating as American reinforcements arrived. Marines under Major Butler held the water works ten miles south, thwarting a plan to flood or starve the city.
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Russell
Tejar
Staton
Butler
Clergyman Conducts Memorial Service on Broadway
A stern faced pastor in clerical vestments held a curbside memorial service opposite the Standard Oil building in New York as a silent protest against John D Rockefeller Jr. for not arbitrating the Colorado strike. Rev William Miller Gamble of St Stevens Episcopal Church Coytesville New Jersey led the ceremony honoring those who died in the Colorado conflict.
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New York
Broadway
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado
William Miller Gamble
St. Stevens’ Episcopal Church
Coytesville
N. J
Embargo on Arms Transport in Colorado Declared
Major W A Holbrook, commanding federal troops in Colorado, announced an embargo on importing arms or ammunition into the state on Sunday. He warned that any arms shipped in violation would be confiscated.
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Arma
Trinidad
Colo
W. A. Holbrook
Colorado
Shot While Raising Flag at Vera Ora War Memorial
A sailor named George L. Polmett, described as an able seaman from the United States, was killed while raising a flag during action near Vera Ora. The report notes his death amid federal rifle fire and mentions his duties with the US forces.
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George L. Polmett
United State
Florida
Federal
Vera Ora
Inauwigents Deplure Town Theatre Case
A disrupted town event centered on a theatre performance faces delays. The report notes a postponement tied to a local dispute and an arrest or custody in connection with the matter.
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Neriiven
Albauls
Yulows
Constitutionalists pledge neutral Tampico oil wells aid
General Carranza telegraphs Secretary Bryan from Chihuahua May 1 saying constitutionalists will not enter a neutral zone around Tampico oil wells. Oil companies may resume operations with no fear of molestation. Foreign property not to be confiscated in rebel-held zones, except for one disputed case later restituted.
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Carranza Bay
Washington
Carranza
Bryan
Chihuahua
Tampico
Howe
Mexico
Spantar
Refused to Take Warlike Measures In Ulster Crisis
Belfast dispatches report Ulster leaders refused warlike measures as regiments from Dublin were ordered north. Correspondents say officers were told nothing would be done to execute Whitefield volunteers. Memorial to Ericsson Washington bill into erection of memorial as builder of Monte Lee Angel. Aviator Lup mene dies in altitude 500 feet. Theodore Roosevelt tours, discovers unknown tribe in Peru pursued by savage ban.
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Lind
Belfast
Ponsensun
Dublin
Aorth
Ulster
Noling
Ericsson
Wackington
Widnesday Insuranty
Ty Wiehington
Meraurial
Joni Heioesod
Government to Disarm Guards and Miners in Colorado
President authorized proclamation by Secretary Garrison calling all persons in the strike district to surrender arms to U S army officers. The order covers individuals firms or corporations and directs immediate handover with receipts issued for delivered weapons. The move shifts protection of property from guards to the federal government.
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Washington
Garrison
Colorado
United States Army
Holbrook
Trinidad
United States
Halbrook
Refugee arrivals and border tensions cited by officials
A damaged report notes refugees arriving in Guatemala amid regional strain. Officials in San Francisco and Puerto Vista report clashes between authorities and migrants, with unclear dates and numerous details missing.
Huerta May Exit Mexico Amid Mediation Efforts
Persistent reports from Vera Cruz suggest General Huerta plans to retire from the provisional presidency if a safe passage and transfer to a foreign warship are guaranteed. Portillo y Rojas foreign minister’s departure fuels talk of a new foreign minister and potential succession with Carranza open to negotiations for mediation. Rebel successes in the north and the Tampico attack could hasten changes in Mexico City.
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Vera Crus
Geneva
Huerta
Mexico
Jose Lopis Portillo Y Rojas
Mexico City
Huerts
Benor Portillo
General Huerta
Venus Ueno Carranza
Tampico
General Bstickles Dies After Long Service
New York veteran General Daniel Bstickles, famed for Gettysburg service, died at his home Sunday after a life described as a continual tempest. He served with distinction and was known for fiery leadership.
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New York
Daniel B.stckles
Gettyeburg
Death of General Daniel Sickles Ends Tumultuous Life
General Daniel E Sickles died at 89 in New York City from cerebral hemorrhages. A famed Gettysburg commander and lifelong fighter, he held varied roles including attorney for New York and diplomat to Spain. He later served as U S congressman and was a pivotal figure in postwar politics.
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Daniel Kiger Sickles
Gettysburg
Tawt
Herm
New York City
Sickles
New York
Legitire
New Fork
Great Park
Ted bin
Briendier
Gryneral
Spain
Grant Joeureiog
Alge
Treaty Submited Lorola Promoted to Congress on Radiation Pact
The Interior figure Lorola was elevated to Congress amid debate over the partition of Panama and a radiation agreement between Colandile and the United. The move marks a milestone in the longrunning negotiation surrounding regional borders and safety protocols.
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Lorola
Colandile
United Wet
Rebels Rally in Mexico as Villa Mobilizes 15000 Men
The constitutionalists report General Francisco Villa is mobilizing about 15 000 troops to siege the federal garrison at Batilillo in northern Mexico. Monclovia Herrera and his 1800 strong brigade are positioned to lead the advance, with Carranza considering replacing Villa in command.
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Chihuahua
Mediarions
Brasil
Argentina
Chile
Constitutionalista
Mexico
Constitutionaliste
Francino Villa
Baitilio
Huerta
United States
Ville
Baltillo
Monclovia Herrera
Monclovio Herrera
Luis
Villa
Carranza
Constitutionalist
Monelovio Herrers
Appeal to President and mine workers strike tensions
Denver John McLen nan district president UMWA says protest against surrender of arms was sent to Representative Keating in Washington. Trinidad fire at Ludlow tent colony killed thirteen. coroner jury absolves no one, notes battle deaths. Huerta likely to resign under pressure. Mexican mediation calm. Washington war talk wanes in Congress. Ninety six bodies recovered from mine No 6 disaster in Eccles West Virginia.
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Denver
John McLannan
United Mine Workers of America
Major Holbrook
Trinidad
Atrikere
McLennan
Keating
Washington
Trindad
Colo
Ludlow
Louis Tikes
Eccles
Fiver Cob Lores Company
An & Plosion
Militia Withdraws From Ludlow District Amid Cavalry Action
Fragmentary report describes militia in Ludlow giving way to regular troops led by Captain Forester. Details mention Sprukley oak possession and a seven-man trap, with editors Wounded in Quel and La Preney, La Moehe officials, and a linked incident near Havend Carlos Riggerde.
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Wilitia
Trinidad
Forester
Sprukley Oak
Ludlow
Carlos Riggerde
la Preney
Antonio Eralews
al la Moehe
Artful Fragments of a Northland Trade Page
A garbled report mentions Tabuine and Manmulig sailing toward Bering to begin summer clothing sales. References to Amalesha, Fort Gwith, New York, Kansas, Arkansas, and Fort Guth appear, though many words are distorted. reader is left with a vague sense of a regional commerce note and travel.
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Gutters
Alaska
Beatin Wach
Tabuine
Manmulig
Bering Som
Amalesha
Bering Pee
Fort Gwith
Ark
New York
Preshire
Kansas & Arkarana Valley
Fort Guth
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Sime
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Heath
Americana
West Penguins
Lowle Bekk
Fletcher
Cecil Spring-Rice
Dwelly
Planta
Lee Angele
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Dauetron
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Calowel
Theodore Hoonevelt
Mrwell
C. M. O'Connor
Guatemala
San Praneise
Chamber of Cimmere
Ialewale
Santo Domingo
Werbinat
Comeniier Cirahem
Puerto Viata
Dary Department
Abarp
la Prowess
Garé
Neved Carransa
Daniel E. Sickles
Gansales
Wee Sinkton Coen
Biren Miglater
Ted Cone
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Muerte
el Paso
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Venate
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