Revolt Rumors Rise as Northern Mexico Turmoil Deepens
Reports claim Huerta’s government weakens with counter revolts feared. Federal troops attack Palomas Chihuahua. Three hundred guerrillas led by Gen Roque Gomez assault the border garrison. Seven defenders endure hours of fire before surrender. Gus Salazar in Guard House at Fort Wingate linked to revolutionary plots.
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Taft
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Plea by Christian Brothers Calls Mediation Across Mexican Schools
A telegram reported to the President describes the Director and Inspector of the Christian Brothers School at Atecas Mexico requesting mediation to secure the release of eleven imprisoned members and prevent further actions at Satta Acaizinca Mizceau Morelia Puebla Querefare Taluea where other schools are threatened. a similar petition has been sent to the government.
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Death notices from a Baltimore and New York era
Obituary items dated July with multiple entries for M c Kim Saunders Wilber and others. Brief notices record deaths and interment plans, including addresses in Philadelphia New York Baltimore and Washington area. Interment details and funeral home references noted.
Huerta rises to provisional rule amid shifting loyalties
Gen Victoriano Huerta, proclaimed Provisional President after Francisco Madero's 1913 arrest, has alternated loyalties with the rising political stars. Once aligned with Diaz and De la Barra, he later backed Madero, then shifted as events favored the coup, quietly consolidating power and wealth as a Mexican general born in Chihuahua in 1857.
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Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Francisco
Madero
Huerta Alweya
Huerta
Vortirio Diaz
Francisco. Madero
Diaz
Porfirio Diaz
Vera Cruz
de la Barra
Francisco I. Madero
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Oralitas
Jimenez
Morelos
Salas
Pascual Oroczo
Emiliano Zapata
Orozes
Chamber
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Cawpatcn
Zapata
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Mr. Madero
Jose Maria Pino Suarez
William H. Taft
United States
Evacuation of Guaymas by Mexican Federals Planned
report from constitutionalist headquarters states federal troops will leave Guaymas on July 20. Rear Admiral Howard reports evacuation begun with arrival of the Benito Juarez at Mazatlan, with horses and cattle embarked. Col Gomez and 3,000 Zapatista troops hold Acapulco promising foreign protection. through service between Nogales and Tepic to resume via Empalme shops awaits completion.
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Controversy Over Lind's Mexico Mission Sparks House Debate
Republicans press critiques of John Lind Minnesota’s envoy to Mexico during Vera Cruz crisis as House debates a 25000 emergency fund for the State Department. Mondell Gillett Moore fault Lind’s mission while Seldenridge defends administration citing risks to sailors and mothers.
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Fatal Shot Investigation Narrowed To Mrs Carman Kimono Claim
Testimony to the grand jury details Mrs Carman rushing from the kitchen after the fatal shot that killed Mrs Bailey. Witnesses dispute whether she wore a kimono or was in her bedroom while Bardes’ account connects a tall woman in a dark dress and white shirtwaist to the scene.
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Grand Jury
Senate to ratify twenty peace treaties by end of next week
The Secretary of State said he will sign a peace mission treaty with Uruguay's Minister de Pena next Monday and plans similar pacts with Argentina, Brazil, and Chile. By week’s end he will send about twenty treaties to the Senate for ratification, with France and Great Britain awaiting colonial acceptance. The pacts require submission of unresolved disputes to a five member international commission for investigation, lasting at least one year, during which hostilities must not occur, while maintaining the status quo.
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Argentine
Brazil
Chile
Senate
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Great Britain
Life events of Huerta from birth to resignation
Chronological outline of Victoriano Huerta born December 23 1854 in Colotlan Jalisco. Highlights include Chapultepec Military Academy graduation 1878 topography and astronomy studies, campaigns in Guerrero Yucatan and Temixtepec, roles as general of brigade and division, actions against Zapata Orozco and Dias, involvement in the 1913 coup against Madero, murder accusations, Tampico incident stance, and resignation July 5 1914.
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Jalisco
Mexico
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Fenident Lerde de Tejida
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Agala
Yucatan
Diaz
Huerta
Huerta’s Stormy Reign Lasted 17 Months
A historical overview chronicles Victoriano Huerta’s 17 month provisional presidency in Mexico beginning February 9 1913 after Madero’s arrest and murder. It notes U S reaction dispatching Lind and ships to Mexico Citys crisis deepening with domestic opposition, congressional dissolution, and the constitutionalist advance toward Mexico City.
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Huerta
Root selects a committee to draft constitutional amendments platform
Special to The Washington Yast New York July 15 Senator Elihu Root announced the appointment of a committee to draft a platform on constitutional amendments. The committee includes Choate Stimson Wickersham Low Guthrie Parsons Mills McCook Steinbrink Prendergast James Barnes Cohen Clearwater Parker Brackett Hinman Brown Nottingham White Schurman Thomas Denforth Rodenbeck Hawley Moot Lord Wainwright Rose and others. The committee report will be presented to the Republican State convention at Saratoga Springs August 18 and used by the resolutions committee in forming the platform.
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Seth Low
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Herbert Parsons
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Albany
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Watertown
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Ithaca
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Hamilton
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Rochester
Charles A. Hawley
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Adelbert Moot
John Lord
Brien
Buffalo
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Ripley
J. Mayhew Wainwright
Rye
John B. Rose
Boston
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