No Faith in Mediation in Mexican Crisis
The piece argues both U S branches foresee renewed hostilities in Mexico, dismissing mediation as unsafe. It centers on Private Parks execution, envoy Hay Sillman and Huerta, urging decisive action and warning against trust in peace talks while portraying intervention as preferable to prolonged conflict.
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Mexile
Messengers Rule in Mexico City in Distorted Dispatch
Fragmentary OCR summary notes a Mexico City scene with references to a messenger or dispatches, mentions to Washington and American press, and unclear names such as Pera and Fletcher. The fragment lacks coherent events or dates, making a precise capture difficult.
Mines Seizure Debate Moves Across Audience Lines
The discussion recounts a chaotic scene as 114 attendees hear talk of seizing the mines and key possession moves amid wartime strain. Speakers describe President Wilson era actions, troop occupations, and calls to arbitrate while civilians endure siege-like bombardment and women refugees.
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Federal
Tidaex
Wilson
Colomy Church
Actor Charged After Fatal Shot At The Theater
A vaudeville actress was shot fatally during a theater performance. A 1 year old child was injured, authorities say Mr Grif was held for the incident, while William Telart faced charges over a fatal early morning shooting. The district noted a dangerous weapon claim but stated the weapon appeared not negligently used.
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William Telart
Henry Gavin
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Fears for Life of American Consul Spark Demand for Action
A Washington Post special from El Paso reports Valla’s capture of Saltillo may reveal the fate of United States Consul Silliman. George C Caro of the State Department with Villa’s forces is to determine his fate at once, but no word has reached Torreon. It is believed federal forces may have killed him or moved him south in retreat.
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Saltillo
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Silliman
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Army
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Mexico
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Embaray
Spain
White House
Huerta
Fate of Vice Consul Silliman Sparking U S Demands
Alarming reports in Washington claim Vice Consul John R Silliman at Saltillo Mexico has been imprisoned tortured and possibly murdered. The State Department faces evasive replies and calls for immediate explicit information while Congress warns of firm action if Mexico fails to respond.
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Future wars will be fought in the air say Rep Mann
Representative James R. Mann of Illinois declares in the House that wars of the future will be airborne. He argues flying machines will dominate battle as Congress considers a 90000 dollar aeronautical laboratory for army and navy research in Washington.
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Imes
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John Fitzgerald
New York
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Army
Huerta vows bandits and U S troops enter Mexico City over his ashes
Special to The Washington Post reports Victoriano Huerta in Mexico City after Vera Cruz events. He rejects resignation rumors, claiming Villa’s bandits and American troops would reach the capital only over his ashes. Huerta frequents El Globe and Sylvan restaurant scenes, amid murmurs of danger.
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Villa slayer in 1909 accused of mine foreman murder
Representative Frank B Mondell of Wyoming accused Francisco Villa in a House speech of murdering mine foreman Villalobos at the Cutatica mine in 1909. Mondell cited Villa as a “gentlemanly murderer” and questioned U S policy toward Mexico while noting Villa allegedly killed, robbed, and disposed of his victim’s body in an arroyo.
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Pennsylvania
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Cuta Tica
Mediators seek voluntary Huerta exit in Mexico US talks
Aimed at averting war, mediators push for Huerta's orderly retirement and a government acceptable to both sides. Ambassadors da Gama and Noon briefed Mexican and American delegates as mediators outline steps to secure recognition for a future administration. The session with Mexican delegates occurred at mediator request, followed by talks with American representatives.
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Noon
Washington
Panuco Evacuation Shapes Puebla Fleeing Federals
Washington Post reports Gen Ignacio Zaragoza and Gen Algenin Aguilar lead about 3900 federals fleeing Panuco to Puebla. Zaragoza warned of destroying nearby properties as rebels pursue. Puebla's plaza seized by rebels and Indians after Brig Gen Joaquin Jimenez Castro evacuated Puebla under war department orders.
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Mexico
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Algenin Aguilar
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Puebla
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War Department
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Pante Exlata
Rail boss shot as robbers flee with jewels
Eugene Hoinz, West Shore Railroad agent at TapPan, was shot while telegraphing the robbery tale to Haverstraw. He saved the safe containing money and jewels despite his wounds. Four suspects were arrested or held, and a large search by armed men followed.
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Plaza Awards Move to Clear Final Payments in Salon Station Case
President approves an amendment to the Post resolution authorizing private purchase of all property for finalizing the plaza. The plan seeks to settle costs and buy property with no disputes over jury awards, excluding Baltimore and Ohio Railroad holdings to be bought at private sale. Representative Post, the White House briefing, and the House committee on public buildings and grounds heard testimony and planned further sessions on legalities.
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Fresh Atrocities by Pancho Villa Worry State Dept
Reports from Juarez claim Pancho Villa executed Gen Ozorno and 32 officers after a Zertuche victory. The State Department and White House discussed the matter, fearing Villa’s vow to expel Spaniards and kill enemies of his cause in Mexico City. Diplomacy hinges on Huerta’s status and upcoming mediation decisions.
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Badger Ordered to Attack Huerta Fleet Rumor Says
A circulated message claims the acting Secretary of the Navy ordered Admiral Badger to attack Huerta’s fleet to prevent Tampico blockade. It quotes Washington on May 18 directing U S naval commanders to prevent interference with Tampico trade and warn gunboat captains to act if Huerta’s vessels return.
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Mexico City actor Berystyn vanishes after joke about Huerta
Vera Cruz reports Mexico City's matinee idol Berystyn, the republics most popular actor, vanished after a joke about butchers quarreling and the Huerta Urrutia friction. Citizens fear execution or uprising as speculation grows he will reappear.
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Washington Post
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Huerta
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Huertas
Seven priests offer to serve as chaplains in war
Seven Catholic priests volunteered to the President to serve as chaplains in the army or navy in the event of war with Mexico. The group includes Revs James H Maloney, Thomas Kelley, John A Toohey, David J Moran, John M Prendergast, and T C Renie, with others from Catholic University and Ames.
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Opposition to Sunday Baseball Debate at St Marks Parish
Opposition to Sunday baseball discussed after a spirited debate among Mens of St Marks parish. Debate focused on healthful recreation versus Sabbath observance with Sabbatarians holding a clear majority. A Supreme Court of the District hearing on the Sunday baseball issue is expected today.
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Supreme Court of the District
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