The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-20
WAR NEWS
BULLETINS RECEIVED BY
DAILY STAR-MiRROR
DURING SUNDAY


terest of it's patrons in the matte
provided for receiving special bulletins
on Sunday through the United Press
associations. The bulletins began tc
arrive at noon and Moscow citizens
were enabled to keep posted by reading
them at The Star Mirror office as
quickly as their contents were flashed
to other parts of the world.
1t became apparent during yesterday
afternoon that Huerta had decided to
cast his chances in war against the
United States rather than suffer defeat
and probably death by the rebels. This
was more fully emphasized when late
last night Huerta indicated that he
would not comply with the demands
of the United States.
The Star-Mirror has arranged to re-
regarding the Mexican situation and
special bulletin service will also be
available in case of important news.
The bulletins will be posted at the Of
flee of The Star-Mirror for the benefit
of it's patrons
We are herewith printing the bulle
tins received Sunday showing the trend
of events in the negotiations between
the administration and Huerta.
Bulletin Sunday Noon.
WASHINGTON, Apr. 19-President
Wilson is at White Sulphur Springs. |
Secretary Bryan received a message
today from O'Shaughnessy saying that
Huerta has asked that the ultimatum |
be extended As hours because he need |
ed time to consult his cabinet and |
congress. Bryan communicated with |
Wilson. The request was refused and |
O'Shaugnessy instructed to insist on
the original terms of the 18th.
Bulletin $3.50 p. M.
WASHINGTON, Apr 19.-Huerta
has withdrawn his demand for a sim
ultaneous salute and has agreed to
fire as originally demanded by Admiral
Mayo but has demanded that America
assure him personally through
O'Shaughnessy that if the salute is
fired that Mayo will return it. {
Wilson has emphatically refused, in {
O'Shaughnessy to tell him /
there will be no dickering of any s
character. a
Bulletin P. NJ.
WASHINGTON, Apr. 19.-Huerta S
must agree before o'clock to salute d
IS Mayo has demanded. What Am
erica. would do after the salute is no
concern of Huerta so far as the adj
is concerned, no atten-
ion being paid to Huerta's demand. =
Bryan said he believed Huerta would u
lgree to an unconditional salute. d
MEXICO CITY, Apr .19.-At noon !,
oday the Huerta cabinet haven't yield Il
d to American demands. !,
Bulletin 10 z. NJ. IL
WASHINGTON, Apr. 19.-The adj dl
made ready for war to- d.
light. Called on long distance tel VI
phone from Secretary Bryan's house, M
resident Wilson at White Sulphur Dl
prings on being acquainted with the L.
etails of O'Shaugnessy's report which ID
obtained a practical refusal OF Will re
pms terms, has asked that special
abinet meeting be called tomorrow
forming and that leaders in congress =.
. notified of conditions and that the
int session of the two houses be call -
| for o'clock Monday afternoon. Be-
re the joint session President Will
IN will read his address and ask for -
lthority for war measures. Secretary -,
umulty confirmed the belief that all
,gotiations with Huerta had been
,fnitely concluded and that they are
and definitely broken off.
The final refusal from Dictator
uerta to submit to the amends de-
anded of him by the president came
1851. 1t was in code and took p-e
me time to decipher.
Bulletin II p. NJ. les
Apr. 19.-Shortly Y
,er the time limit expiration mes is
ge from O'Shaugness arrived. Tu- TT
lily said Huerta had new objections wit
lieved to be equivalent to rejec- VIII
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