Mediation talks advance as envoys seek U S representatives
Three South American mediators press for designated U S, Huerta, and Carranza envoys to confer in Washington. Brazil's de Gama, Argentina's Naon, and Chile's Suarez notify Washington and Mexico City officials while outlining a framework for preliminary talks with the mediators. The plan aims to simplify discussion by using cross faction representatives who can relay positions to their superiors.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Huerta
Carransa
Embassador de Gama
Brazil
Naon
Suarez
Argentina
Chile
Bryan
Mexico City
State Department
Car Tanga
Man Kills Wife then Ends His Own Life in Idaho
In Pocatello Idaho Jack Carr shot and killed Mrs Thayer and Mr Thayer after a quarrel then killed himself Carr had been rooming with the Thayers for weeks and loved Mrs Thayer who did not return his affection The Vera Cruz governorate change is reported with Brig Gen Fredrick Funeton taking civil control and continued local law courts in operation with officials to serve as before
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Pocatello
Idaho
J. D. Thayer
Jack Carr
Thayer
Carr
Mra
Vera Cruz
Vera Cru
Robert J. Kerr
Fredrick Funeton
Pty
Mine Guards Abandon Arms Amid Disarmament Talk
Local factions in southern Colorado push toward disarmament while the federal manager of the Country Fuel agency weighs steps. The article notes a government stance on base regulation and references various officials and church leaders amid tense regional debates.
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Walcontura
Coly
Colorado
Eptat
Phy United Bases
Wale
Heaths Soldiers Attack Vera Cruz
Five hundred Mexican cavalry and infantry under a lieutenant threatened Major Russell and the Third Regiment marines at Vera Cruz on Saturday. After a brief exchange of shots and the arrival of American reinforcements, the Mexican force retreated from the frontline assault and a separate attack on Tejar water works failed to disrupt the water supply.
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Russell
Tejar
Staton
Butler
Clergyman Conducts Memorial Service on Street in Rockefeller Protest
In New York Lower Broadway a stern visaged clergy man in full vestments conducted a curbside memorial service for those who died in the Colorado strike. The Rev William Miller Gamble of St Stevens Episcopal Church Coytesville N J led the silent protest over John D Rockefeller Jr s refusal to arbitrate 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 Ordered on Arms Import to Colorado
Major W. A. Holbrook, in command of federal troops in Colorado, announced Sunday an embargo on importing arms or ammunition into the state. 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 Over Vera Ora
In a wartime incident, George L. Polmett, a seaman from the United States Navy, fell under enemy fire during a flag raising. The event occurred near Vera Ora as U S forces engaged opposing troops. Reports note Polmett achieved heroism amid cautious combat conditions.
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George L. Polmett
United State
Florida
Federal
Vera Ora
Inauwigents Deplure Town Theatre Mystery
In a disrupted report the town fields a theatre incident involving a troupe and a performance at Albauls Maret. The fragment mentions a 621,000 figure and a potential trial or inquiry as authorities review the event.
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Neriiven
Albauls
Yulows
West Penguins
Lowle Bekk
Carranza Allies Say Tampico Zone Won't Hurt Oil Interests
Carranza's government asserts no foreign oil properties will be confiscated and that a Tampico neutral zone would not disrupt operations. The message stresses protection for American workers and that restitution will occur where seizures occurred by mistake.
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Tampico
Refused to Take Warlike Measures Ulster Dispatches Claim Inaction
Belfast cables report Ulster leaders blocking aggressive steps as regimental officers sent from Dublin to Ulster refused to use force. Correspondents say orders warned nothing would be done to deploy White River volunteers. Memorial to Ericsson Washington Senate bill proposed for a monument to John H. Heisedor, builder of Monte Lee Angelé. Aviator Charles Lupmen dies in crash near Timineies. Theodore Roosevelt tours were marred by savage tribe discovery.
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Lind
Belfast
Ponsensun
Dublin
Aorth
Ulster
Noling
Government orders disarmament of guards and miners in Colorado strike area
Under a presidential directive Secretary Garrison proclaims arms surrender in Colorado strike districts. All mine guards and strikers must turn over weapons to U S army officers. receipts issued to individuals firms or corporations. Government assumes protection of property previously guarded by locals.
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Washington
Garrison
Colorado
United States Army
Holbrook
Trinidad
United States
Halbrook
Refugee flotilla prompts U S concern in Central America
Colonial era dispatch notesO'Connor and Cherlin report in Guatemala refugees fleeing toward the border. The chamber of commerce cites April dates and a large arrival of refugees while officials in Puerto Viata Santo Domingo describe a tense border situation and possible clashes with authorities.
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Guatemala
San Praneise
Chamber of Cimmere
Ialewale
Huerta May Exit Mexico as Carranza Open to Mediation
Persistent reports from Mexico City say Huerta may resign if he can be carried to a port on a foreign warship. Portillo y Rojas has vanished from the cabinet, fueling talk of a shift in power. Carranza might negotiate with a successor to ease mediation while rebel gains in the north press toward Tampico.
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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 Bsickles Dies After Turbulent Military Life
General Daniel B. Sickles, veteran of Gettysburg, long known for his fiery temper, died at his home in New York on Sunday. The famed Civil War hero had a life marked by controversy and public attention before his peaceful passing.
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New York
Daniel B.stckles
Gettyeburg
Ganaral Gicking
Death of General Daniel Sickles Ends a Turbulent Life
General Daniel K. Sickles died at 89 in New York City from cerebral hemorrhages, ending a storied career as a Civil War hero and influential political figure. He led troops at Gettysburg, later served as a diplomat and New York official, and helped secure the creation of a major city park.
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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 Promotes Lorola to Congress on Panama Partition
A note reports Lorola the Mvlombing wrateler of the Interior was promoted to Congress for radiation negotiations between Colandile and the United wet Ulee over the long standing partition of Panama.
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Lorola
Colandile
United Wet
Rebels Rally Forces in Mexico Civil War Tactics
Reported moves show General Francisco Villa mobilizing about 15 000 troops around Baltillo as Monclovia Herreras brigade joins the effort to seize the federal garrison at Baltillo and pressure Huerta. Carranza reportedly weighing replacing Villa with Monclovia Herrera.
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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
Appeals and tensions across mines and politics in 1914
Denver miners appeal to the president as Major Holbrook seeks surrender of arms. In Trinidad a protest to Representative Keating traces to Washington. At Ludlow a coroner jury says militiamen started the fire that killed thirteen, while Louis Tikes and others were shot in battle. In El Paso Huerta faces pressure to step down with mediators watching. In Washington Congress maintains a wary war mood. In Eccles ninety six of 172 miners killed in mine No 6 of New River Coal Co. are recovered from the explosion wreck.
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Denver
John McLannan
United Mine Workers of America
Major Holbrook
Trinidad
Atrikere
McLennan
Keating
Washington
Trindad
Colo
Ludlow
Louis Tikes
el Paso
Texas
Constitutionallat
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Brasil
Chile
Eccles
Fiver Cob Lores Company
An & Plosion
Militia Yields to Regulars in Ludlow District Clash
Dispatches report Captain Forester and a troop from Sprukley Oak occupying Ludlow as militia withdraws. A seventy-man trap composed the force, with reports labeling Cuban editors wounded in Havend Carlos Riggerde and Antonio Eralews among the dead or injured.
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Wilitia
Trinidad
Forester
Sprukley Oak
Ludlow
Carlos Riggerde
la Preney
Antonio Eralews
al la Moehe
Unclear fragmentary report on Alaska trade and shipments
Fragmentary entry mentions Wach-The revenue cat store Tabuine and Manmulig sailing toward Bering and entering summer plans. It references Fort Gwith Fort Guth New York Kansas Arkansas Valley and a Friday gathering with various road and wine board notes.
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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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