An item reported that American marines were at the liberal revolutionary bastion Puerto Cabezas (1) disembarked by the battleships Denver (2) and Cleveland (3). Vaca representing Sakas demanded that the marines would leave or otherwise would be disarmed. According to the department of the US navy were the marines just landed to protect American interests.
Notes
1. In Nicaragua was between 2 May 1926-4 May 1927 a civil war also called the Constitutionalist War going on. Sacasa was Dr. Juan Bautista Sacasa (21 December 1874 León, Nicaragua-17 April 1946 Los Angeles, California, USA), vice president 1926-1927 and president 1 January 1933-9 June 1936.
2. Of the Denver-class protected cruisers. Building ordered on 3 March 1899, approved 14 December 1899, laid down by Neafie and Levy Ship and Engine Building Company, Philadelphia, USA on 28 June 1900, ;launched on 21 June 1902 and finally stricken on 12 March 1931.
3. Of the Denver-class protected cruisers. Building ordered on 3 March 1899, approved 14 December 1899, laid down by Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine on 1 June 1900, launched on 28 September 1901 and finally stricken on 13 December 1929.
