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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1914

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Mediators Back Villa and Carranza Reject Rebel Advi

Envoys resist First Chiefs insistence that Tampico affair alone be considered. Funston warns war secretary of a second demand for surrender of waterworks at Vera Cruz. A. B. Co. describes the dictator’s position as peculiar and names two advisers. State Dept undecided on American representative. no new army orders issued.

Tampico A. B. CO Funston Vera Cruz Garrigan J Army Texas City Galvestin Huerta Mexico City Blanquet Foreign Ministry War Department

Zapata Plans May Attack On Mexico City

A May 1 proclamation signed by Zapata published May 4 in Vera Cruz announces southern rebels will attack Mexico City on May 5. It condemns Gen Huerta and Gen Blanquet to death. Mediators withdraw Carranza invitation after his armistice rejection, signaling limited talks amid tensions.

Vera Cruz Zapata Mexico City Huerta Aureliano Blanquet Carranza Saltite United States

Mexican Mediation Progress Amid Tampico Crisis

Vera Cruz reports say Mexican commander Maas allegedly blew San Francisco bridge while Federals mined rail lines. American envoys to Jalapa and Tehuantepec danger zones. mediation moves forward with Huerta delegates Rabasa and Garza, while Funston seeks instructions on possible steps. Secretary Bryan backs mediation as envoys push toward settlement.

Vera Cruz Mayo Panchuco River Gustavo Maas San Francisco Stott Maxine City Funston Carranza Huerta Casasus Tampico Veras Cruz Rabasa Mexico Gen. Huerta Felix Diaz Madero

Congress to Rush Work on Bills Advocated by Wilson

Congress may adjourn in May or July as leaders push to finish pending bills advocated by President Wilson. House and Senate schedules remain unsettled, with priority measures including economic reform and military funding expected to pass before late session recess.

Congress Wilson

Senate and House Plan to Adjourn by July First

Congress faces a clash over adjournment with Underwood pressing a summer finish while the White House pushes a four-bill program including Clayton antitrust and Covington trade measures. Senate tolls repeal, antitrust debate, and possible fall return loom as Mexican developments could delay end of session. Eleanor Wilson McAdoo wedding watched with high White House attendance and preparations.

Under- Wood White House Covington Interstate Trade Commissions House Senate Representative Mann Underwood Clayton and Covington Interstate Commerce c Mhany Misa Eleanor Wilson the Treasury McAdoo Francia Bowes Sayre Joseph Wilson Wilson John A. Wilson Frank- UN, Pa Eleanor Wilson New York Alice Wilson Bir Couege Francia Huger McAdoo Nona McAdoo Massachusetts Avenue Sallie McAdoo Nancy Lane William G. McAdoo, Jr Princeton Robert McA Mra. Redfield Labor Mra Br Grayson Gary T. Grayson W. W. Harts Needham Jones P. A John Harrison Knapp Knapp Maitland Marshall Misa Ruth Hall Sylvester Beach Washington Margaret Wilson Marine Band Fynite John Skelton Williams Richmond Mr. McAdoo Mias Cleanor Wilson

Bank Board Filled Five Men to Manage the Reserve

President selects five candidates to run the Federal Reserve Board with Olney as a possible governor. Warburg Wheeler Harding and Miller named among associates, with representations from East South Middle West and Pacific states. Names expected to pass Senate within a day or two. Harding or Warburg possible head if Olney declines.

East South Middle’West Pacific States Financiere Senate Harding Warburg Olney Secretary of the Treasury W. G. McAdoo John Skelton Williams Federal Reserve Board Richard Olney Boston Mass Cleveland Paul Morriz Warburg New York Kuhn, Loeb & Co Harry 4. Wheeler Chicago Union Trust Company of Chicago United States Chamber of Commerce W. P.G. Harding Birmingham Ala First National Bank of Adolph Caspar Miller San Francisco Lane Interior Department Leland Stanford University Whites House New England Middle West Pacific Coast

Acting Consul Threatened Daily With Execution in Mexico

Vera Cruz May 4 News reports John R. Silliman acting American consul at San Luis Potosi has been a prisoner for eleven days under Gen Joaquin Maas federal command and is nightly threatened with execution. Two American correspondents, invited by Huerta, brought the information and witnessed federal operations before being released after San Pedro defeat.

San Pedro San Luis Potos

Rebellion Threat Larger as Velasco Plans Fresh Move

Reports from the federal capital say Velasco, recently expelled from Torreon by Villa, remains grievously discontented with Mexican leadership. Observers warn another Velasco-led uprising could arise, citing alleged plotting among officers and blame on the war department for Torreon losses and ammunition delays.

Vélasco Horrean Francisco Villa Velasco Mexico City Torréon Alm Torreon Hiya War Department Amy Offic Huerta

Federal Reserve Board picks from Wilson era named

President Wilson selects Olney Warburg Wheeler Harding and Miller for the Federal Reserve Board with McAdoo and Williams ex-officio. Nominations go to Senate. acceptance unclear. Board to oversee twelve regional banks and set currency policy as reform moves forward.

Federal Reserve Board Wilson X . Michard Oiney Hoatox Minas Wovernor Paul ‘Mortis Senate Messia Olney Harding Supreme Court of the United States Boston Great Britain Harding Or Mr. Warburg

Townsend Stirs Senate in Opening Fight Against Tolls Exemption

Michigan Senator Townsend launches the fight to repeal Panama Canal tolls exemption, assailing repeal advocates and warning the Senate that action could threaten the Monroe Doctrine. He argues the President’s position risks national honor, and calls for reasons for any reversal while defending past policies and warning against surrender. The debate promises weeks of testimony and further speeches from Senator Stone and others.

Townsend Stirs Senate Michigan England Panama Canal Townsend Stone Foreign Relations Committee Munroa Congress of the United States Congress Everting Great Britain Mr. Townsend Mr. Knox State Department Townesend

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