Treason Charge Against Junta Ties Berto Man Urges Law
Representative Madden charges American citizens and foreigners in the United States with aiding Mexican factions. He calls for a law to punish treason by those who form juntas and establish headquarters to advocate war or trouble. He cites New York and other cities as centers and demands action to prevent national harm.
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Idinois
House
U. S
Law
Ford
Martin B Madden
Hliness
Mexico
Washington
Chicago
America
Ind
New York
United States
Hope
Junta
Amcan
Another Rebellion Threatened by Gen Velasco in Mexico
Vera Cruz May. Refugees report Gen Jose Refugio Velasco plotting another revolt after being driven from Torreon by Francisco Villa. Discontent centers on federal neglect of his defense needs and ammo requests. Officers allegedly join in plots against Huerta's military leadership.
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Vera Crux
Mexico
Jose Refugio Velasco
Torreon
Francisco Villa
Velasco
Mexico City
Torrean
War Department
Huerta
Mediation Tension in Mealian Crisis Tightens
London May 6 President Huerta tells Daily Mail he has no plan to resign. The Times editorial warns the Mealian crisis could snap peace if mediation stalls and Huerta insists on eliminating General Huerta.
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London
Huerta
Mealoo
Daily Mall
Times
Mealian
Lta
Gen
Bishop of Chalapa Crucified by Zapata
Refugees arriving on the City of Sydney recount a brutal act by Gen Zapata’s forces in Chalapa. The Catholic bishop reportedly refused to surrender church funds, was nailed to a cross, and left to die, illustrating the violence of the west coast conflict.
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San Francisco
Mexico
Sydney
Chalapa
Zapata
Fifteen Big Guns Landed at Vera Cruz Defenses
Vera Cruz May 6 Fifteen big guns were landed from the fleet today to strengthen defenses around the Tejar waterworks and the advanced positions around the city. The hospital ship Solace sailed for New York tonight carrying 101 sick and wounded Americans. No formalities were observed as she passed through the first headed for the north on her lone trip.
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Vera Cruz
Tejar
Solace
New York
Ozark Steamers Out From Hampton Roads
Norfolk reports the monitor Ozark carrying about 70 enlisted men sails for the south early today. Destination is Key West then Tampico likely to support landing forces as Navy decides where to operate against shallow streams near Tampico.
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Hampton Roads
Key West
Tampico
Ozark
Navy Department
Noel enters race to succeed Slemp in Ninth District
Special to The Washington Post from Richmond Virginia May. Former State Senator John C Noel Republican of Lee County announces his decision to run for Congress in the Ninth district. Slemp will not seek renomination.
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Washington Post
Richmond
John C Noel
Lee County
Slemp
Mir, Doelk
Mediation Note Says Carranza Must Consider Full Crisis
Text of envoys note to Gen Carranza withdraws invitation for constitutionalist rep to Washington. Envoys renew telegram and urge that internal Mexican strife and external US-Mexico issues be treated in negotiations. They warn they would withdraw the invitation if not deemed necessary for successful mediation.
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Beunt
Carranza
Washington
Gen. Huerta
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Two U S Wounded Die as Solace Heads North
Two sailors from the Utah died from wounds received at Vera Cruz as the hospital ship Solace carries remaining wounded northward. Henry Pulliam of Pulaski Virginia and Clarence Hirshberger of New York City died of chest and spinal wounds and leg amputation respectively.
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Mexican Port
Henry Pulliam
Virginia
Clarence Hirshberger
New York
Vera Cruz
Clarence R. Hirshberger
Utah
Hirshberger
Waverly
N.X
Pulliam
Pulaski
Annex North Mexico, Watterson Urges Action
Special to The Washington Fest recalls Henry Watterson urging decisive U S action to annex Sonora, Lower California, and northern Mexico. He criticizes Huerta and the Tampico affair, arguing a patch without territory fails and warns of inevitable expansion to secure neighborhood stability.
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Washington
Louisville
Panama
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
United States
Huerta
Rnal
Sonora
California
Mexico
Wounded Gisburne Writes Family Not to Worry
Edward A. Gisburne Washington High School pupil, wounded at Vera Cruz, sends letters to Dr. Julia M. Green and his naval clerk grandfather recounting his landing duties on the Florida and the amputation after a soft-nosed bullet. He urges his family not to worry amid his grave injury.
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Gisburne
Vera Cruz
Julia M. Green
Navy Department
Edward A. Gisburne
Washington
Florida
Gisburner
Green
Mexican cigarette king seeks refuge under American flag
Vera Cruz May 5 Ernesto Pugitet Mexico's cigarette king arrived from Mexico City to seek asylum. He plans to move to France after this stop. He dominates nearly nine tenths of Mexico's cigarette production and owns model tenements with high rents for Mexicans and Americans. His name is linked to a solid gold dinner service monogrammed and set with diamonds.
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Washington Post
Vera Cruz
Ernesto Pugitet
Mexico
Mexico City
France
Pugitet
Mediators choose Niagara Falls Ontario for talks
The mediation panel selected Niagara Falls Ontario as a neutral yet close-to-US venue for peace talks. War Department plans shown for possible Vera Cruz actions. Congress debates Villa aid rumors as routine cabinet discussions cover mediation status and American delegates. Dr Ryan remains prisoner as refugee movements continue.
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War Department
State Department
Niagara Falls
Ontario
United States
Washington
Canada
Vera Cruz
President to Speak at Vera Cruz Memorial Exercises in Brooklyn
President will voice national tribute to marines and bluejackets who died in Vera Cruz. Secretary Daniels Garrison and Admiral Dewey to attend ceremonies at Brooklyn Navy Yard next Monday. Mayflower will escort Montana from Hampton Roads to New York harbor, with Wyoming and Tennessee meeting them in lower harbor. Bodies to be landed at Brooklyn and sent to home towns. Boston to receive New England dead. Mayor Mitchel seeks city funds for police bands and civic escorts for reception of the naval dead.
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Garrison
Dewey
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Secretary of Navy
Montana
Hampton
New York
Vera Cruz
Washington
Daniele
Hampton Roads
New York Harbor
Wyoming
Tennessee
Michel
New England
Boston
Mitchel
Board of Aldermen
Mexicans Flee in Terror as U S Warship Arrives
The U S cruiser Denver docked at Salina Cruz on April 21 triggering fear among locals who believed shelling would follow. The Annapolis carried sixteen refugees including women and children and reported anti American demonstrations but none were serious. An escort of federal soldiers guarded the ship and the British consul was said to be handling American interests after the American consul departed.
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San Diego
Cal
Salina Crag
United States
Denver
Annapolis
South Dakota
Sald
Salinaruz
O Saughnessys baggage stolen by Mexicans
New Orleans May 6 Mexicans did not spare Nelson O'Shaughnessy former American charge of Mexico City in preying on American property after Vera Cruz fall Practically all of the baggage of Mr and Mrs O Shaughnessy was stolen from the special train Huerta provided for the charge and party to transport them to Vera Cruz after he had his passport handed The former charge arrived today on the gunboat Yankton and early in the day he and Mrs O Shaughnessy began a shopping tour to replenish their wardrobe The party left tonight for Washington
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Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
O'Shaughnessy
Huerta
Bla
Vera Crus
Yankton
Yankton, and Early In the Day He and Mrs. O'Shraughnessy
Washington
Otto Muller
Simpich
State Department
Clara Beckmeyer
Badger
Veras Cruz
Puerto Mexico
Consul Canada
Reale del Monte Company
Pachuca
Vera Graz
Morris Andre
M. Wibeckworth
John Bostrom
George Bridger
J P. Broiderick
Fred Brown
D Scalland
XN Hanson
R. P. Jennings
M. P Kayser
Leslie Kerry
Henry Kutler
al Lynch
Montagne
M. A. Pearson
J. J. Smith
W. B. Washington
Joseph Wilson
Mildred Wright
R. W. Young
Kenneth Walker
Mexican mediation steps amid US Mexico clash reported
Mexican Foreign Minister Rhiz yesterday notified the Spanish embassy of Huerta delegates to meet with mediating envoys, accompanied by secretary Rafael Viguero. Colombian senate deplores US Mexico conflict and backs mediation for a peaceful settlement. Reports of murders denied by constitutionalist officials. consular updates on refugees and company employees arriving at Vera Cruz and Veracruz.
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Rhiz
Huerta
Rhphael Viguero
Senate
United States
Mexico
How the Contestants Stand Up to Noon May 1
Contestants listed with names and addresses across Washington area, showing Reverend and other officials among participants. Totals next to several names indicate votes or tallies, including Rev. J H Blake, Rev James Garfield, Rev Benjamin Gaw, and Rev Hinson Howlett, among many others, with addresses spanning NW SE and surrounding suburbs.
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Abbott
H. B Angus
24Th St
W W Barnes
E. Beauchamp
Andrew R. Bird
St Nw
J. H. W Blake
Walter H Brooke
John
Briggs
Mathew W Clair
James W Clark
George M Cummings
J EB A Doermann
Westminster St
P W Drew
Corcoran St
Edward
Dunlap
Garfield Ave
Merritt Earl
Congress Heights
Cos
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Canal St
J.T Ensor
Girard
Charles H. Fultz
Adams St Nw
KL. Fultz
Edward C. Gallaher
10Th St
Sae
Hinson
Howlett
4Th St S
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John T- Huddle
11Th St
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