Once Trusted Huerta Counselor Now Fears Him
Dr Aurelio Urrutia once Huerta's interior minister and trusted adviser fled Mexico City amid civil turmoil. He told reporters conditions were worsening, Huerta would not resign, and the dictator might blow up the national palace. Urrutia noted he helped draft a US recognition ultimatum that was never sent.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Aure- Nano Urrutia
Huerta
Mexico City
Urrutia
Interior
General Huerta
National Palace
United States
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
John Lind
Mexico
Federico Gamboa
Washington
President Wilson Invited to Georgia Monument Unveiling
Senator Mike Smith and Representatives Edwards and Howard of Georgia urged President Wilson to attend the unveiling of a monument to Gen James Screven and Gen Daniel Stewart born at Midway Georgia. The president said he would try to attend if a date in October could be arranged. Mrs Wilsons grandfather served as pastor at Midway Presbyterian Church for years.
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Washington
Mike Smith
Edwards and
Howard
Georgia
Wilson
James Screven
Daniel Stewart
Midway
Rate Revision Postponed Indefinitely by Railroad Commission
In Montgomery Alabama the railroad commission postponed hearings on citations to four railroads to allow time to finalize a new tariff for amended freight rates. The decision followed a conference with L and N representatives and Maj Steiner, and includes postponement of a coal rate readjustment hearing to June 22 for possible impact on coal tariffs.
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Montgomery
Ala
Railroad Commission
Alabama
W. A. Colston
J. Manly Foster
Louisville and Nashville
Maj
R. N. Steiner
Central and Western
Sutherland Opposes Canal Tax Repeal Demand
Senator Sutherland of Utah denounced President Wilson's demand to repeal the toll exemption law as subversive to self-respect. He said he would vote against repeal but favors arbitration to resolve the dispute, citing differing opinions among leading thinkers.
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Washington
Sutherland
Utah
Senate
Wilson
Congress
Floridians Wind Up Mob Takes Black Man From Sheriff
In Gordonsville Florida a mob seized James Woodsome a Black man said to have attempted a break in at a Bartow hotel. He was taken from Sheriff John Logan at Gordonsville and struck, then pursued along a train to Winterhaven before being brought back toward Gordonsville where the mob confronted the sheriff and reclaimed the prisoner.
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Gordonsville
Fla
James Woodsome
Bartow
John Logan
Fort Carolina
Winterhaven
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