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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1914

Page

8

Huerta can raise 300 million for war says Ellis

William H. Ellis, a New York capitalist and Huerta ally, argues Huerta could fund a prolonged war without outside capital, and that U S policy under Wilson risks further revolution in Mexico. He discusses peace efforts, potential successors, and the heavy economic resources Huerta could mobilize.

Guerta Mexico United States Huerta William H. Ellis New York Brooklyn Eagle Wilson Carranza General Villa South Central America The Eagle Ellis Bernabe Barrios City of Republic

History and Description of the Port of Vera Cruz

The port city of Vera Cruz in Mexico is described as the nation’s principal harbor founded in the sixteenth century. It sits near Mexico City with around 380000 residents and features a blend of ancient and modern architecture, including forts, arsenals, lighthouses, and shipyards. Sanitary conditions have improved with new breakwaters, and the harbor is defended by the Castle of San Juan de Ulua. Tampico is noted as a nearby second port with a newer breakwater and a large custom house and piers facility capable of loading five steamers simultaneously.

Vera Cruz Mexico Diaz General Scott Spain Tampico

Ve​ra Cruz Tampico clash pushes U S toward seizure plan

The article details the Tampico incident with arrests in Vera Cruz, Admiral Mayo demanding a salute, Huerta’s refusal, and President Wilson’s plan to seize Tampico and Vera Cruz if reparation falters. It notes the fleet movements, Mexican responses, and Congressional support for the President’s course.

Huerta Jose Lopez Y Portillo Y Rojas United States Dolphin Admiral Mayo Mayo Vera Cruz Tampico Mexican Wilson Mexico City of Fletcher Progresso Zaragosa House Senate White House Congress Atlantic Arkansas Florida Utah Louisiana Michigan New Hampshire South Carolina Vermont New Jersey Connecticut Minnesota New York Tacoma Chester Des Moines Hospital Nashville Solace Hearth Charge O'Shaughnessy Mexican Senate Heorta Washington House Committee On Foreign Affairs

Beardsley Family Back After Outlaw Capture

The nine Beardsley children with their grandmother and mother return to Chautauqua County from Crawford County Pennsylvania after being shipped there to avoid public charges. Pennsylvania officials say they were instructed to take the family back to their home county. Corry and Titusville health officials confirm the return and supervision of the children.

Mayville Edward Beardsley Summerdale Auburn John Putnam Chautauqua County Crawford County Ada Austin Edna Pier Pennsylvania Beardsley Titusville Chautauqua Mr. Lakin Corry Dwight The

White House Wedding Set for May Seventh

Washington April 17. President and Mrs Wilson announced the wedding of Miss Eleanor Randolph Wilson and Secretary of the Treasury William Gibbs McAdoo will be held Thursday May 7. The ceremony will be intimate with only the vice president Mrs Marshall the cabinet and immediate family present.

Washington, D. C

Patchogue Man Reappears After Drowning Rumor

John Ryan of Patchogue, thought dead after a July catboat sinking with Harry Gill, returns alive shocking friends who had placed a flower fund on the water. Ryan explains they both sought better opportunities in the South and New Jersey, with Gill safe in Jersey and he in South Carolina.

Patchogue N. Y John Ryan William Farrell Bill Ryan Farrell Harry Gill Gill Jersey Fire Island Beach Fire Island South Carolina

Fifty six misspellings of isosceles found on exams

Albany report: regents examination papers yield fifty six distinct spellings of the triangle term isosceles. Variants include isoseles isoceles and many odd forms, none of which are correct.

Albany State Education Department Issoseles Issocles Issolises Issoschéles Issosleses Issoselies Issosszies Issosselies Issoselis Osoceles

Deer Sail On Ice Floe Down Neversink River

Two deer stood upright on an ice floe in the Neversink river near Port Jervis New York as onlookers shouted. The floe carried debris and pigpens downstream before the deer leaped off toward the Jersey mountains near the confluence with the Delaware. Spectators at Oakland Sullivan County tracked the swift current but could not keep pace.

Port Jervis N. Y Neversink River Delaware Neversink Jersey Mountains Oakland Sullivan County

Fisherman Spear catches wolf on ice in Door County

Marinette Wisconsin fisherman Alex Johnson of Liberty Grove, Door County, brought in a wolf he killed by spearing off Rowleys Bay. He found the animal afloat on a cake of ice, broke the ice with his boat, and speared the wolf in the head. The bounty is $20.

Marinette Wis Alex Johnson Liberty Grove Door County Rowleys Bay

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