Mutiny Proclaims Diaz Reyes Freed and Palace Battle
Mutineers released Diaz and Reyes from prison and gained support from cavalry and infantry units. Fighting erupted in front of the National Palace as President Madero led a force to quell the revolt, with rebels and loyalists suffering casualties and influential officers killed.
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Chief Figures in Mexican Upheaval
Reports from Mexico City describe a mutinous uprising where rebels gained arsenal support and captured major artillery, with a truce signed and President Madero claiming control. News from Laredo and Juarez confirms casualties at the national palace and widespread federal telegrams detailing the revolt.
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Bitter enemies clash as Reyes dies amid Mexican upheaval
The death of Gen Bernardo Reyes, once a leading reformer and foe of Madero, marks the end of a long and controversial career. Arrested in Texas on treason charges after seeking mercy for his followers, Reyes had faced imprisonment rather than a trial, amid fears a punishment would spark martyrdom or complicate actions against others.
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Mutiny Plot Quiet in Juarez After Riots Last Year
Reported plotters kept details to top military chiefs while Juarez remained quiet. Federal commanders shielded about six hundred border troops in their barracks amid fears of unrest. Telegraph dispatches from Chihuahua city said the state stayed quiet overall.
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Mexico in Turmoil for Two Years Figures and Factions
The piece traces the fall of Porfirio Diaz, the rise of Francisco Madero, and ensuing revolts led by Emilio Vasquez Gomez, General Orozco, Bernardo Reyes, Diaz, and the Zapata brothers. It notes divisions within the new regime, nepotism claims, and multiple uprisings across the nation, including the capital.
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Mexico City Crisis and U S Navy Contingencies
Reports from the Mexican capital describe a peaceful populace in Mexico City while officials face danger from insurrectos. Ex ambassadors Calero and de la Barra are noted figures. naval plans remain limited with potential shifts to Vera Cruz or Acapulco if needed. Senator Smith criticizes nonintervention. Hitchcock foresees improvement but warns Madero’s collapse may be near.
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Exposed Mexican Border Plots Tied to Llorente Aid
Senate inquiry details Enrique Llorente and associates employing soldiers to burn bridges and cut telegraph lines on the Mexican border. Payments of 500 dollars monthly, waiving US citizenship, and cross border arms movements reveal a wide effort to disrupt with Mexican government support.
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Llorente
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Madero Pardoned Diaz Death Sentence After Court Case
General Felix Diaz, nephew of ex president Diaz, rose as a revolutionary leader in 1911 after Bernardo Reyes was seized in San Antonio by U S authorities. Diaz and three fellow leaders were sentenced to death in 1912 but the sentence was commuted by President Madero. Battleships Minnesota Ohio and Idaho sail for Guantanamo Bay.
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Castro Silent on Revolt Halted in New York Hotel
Gen. Castro former President of Venezuela stayed in his hotel room after a sight problem kept him indoors on Saturday. He declined comment on the Mexican situation and planned to remain in New York through Friday when a federal judge will decide on his habeas corpus request to extend his stay in the United States.
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Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
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United States
New York
Gen. Castro
Venezuela
Ex-President Diaz in Egypt
A Paris to New York World cable says Gen Porfirio Diaz former president of Mexico is in Cairo Egypt. He is eighty three years old and in good health as he travels.
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Means Ruin of Homes Assails Suffrage Pageant
Alabama Representative Thomas Heflin denounces woman suffrage as a ruinous threat to homes in Falls Church Virginia urging Virginians to stay out of the March 3 procession. He calls suffrage a bad cause and says a woman’s ballot would destroy femininity and family life. Alice Paul and suffrage leaders counter that voting has not harmed homes and note women's roles have evolved.
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MUGGED NOTED CRIMINALS Norman Coe Dies
Norman J. Coe, the longtime New York rogues gallery photographer, died today at age 62 after a heart attack while working on the Herrera Farrell case. His pictures helped identify suspects in Thaw Paterson Patrick Rosenthal cases, and his private collection numbered over 10,000 crime images.
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