The Monroe Doctrine and its worldwide stakes
The piece explains the Monroe Doctrine as a guiding international law that forbids foreign powers from acquiring territory on the American continent and obligates the United States to protect continental interests. It traces the doctrine’s origins to Madison and Monroe, notes its accumulation of obligations, and discusses a hypothetical crisis over Japan landing in Mexico, seen as an invasion threat to the United States. It cites historical moments and key figures in early American diplomacy.
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Houston Post
Hague
Canada
United States
Mexico
Houston Posts
Napoleon
France
Russia
Prussia
Austria
America
George Canning
England
Jefferson
Madison
John Quincy Adams
Calhoun
Monroe
Congress
Congres
Great Britain
Florida
Spain
Europe
Republic of Venezzuela
British Guiana
Cleveland Promply
Doctrine of Monroe and Venezuela border dispute cited
The article recalls the Monroe Doctrine as respected by European powers and notes England’s attempt to override Venezuela’s boundary issue with British Guiana, leading to U S reassertion. It details a 1911 Brewster County Texas citation by publication involving G W Key as plaintiff and J B Aiken as defendant over land and mortgage fraud claims in Texas and Oklahoma, with specifics of lands, mortgages, and requested relief.
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Brewster County
Texas
State of
Range 15
W. M
Dewey County
Oklahoma
Mortgage & Debenture Company, Limited
Swartz Bros
Dewey
Maret
A. D
W. H. Lease
W. H. Least
Brewster
County
M.S. Buaxe
Levingston Hall for Sale in Alpine Texas
A nearly new sixteen room boarding hall near the public high school in Alpine is for sale. It features baths hot and cold water and laundries in each room and is fully occupied. The property includes a good water supply and windmill on the grounds. Terms apply to T Levingston, Alpine Texas. Notice All town lot owners must render property to avoid higher taxes by April 18. J W Patnes Tax Assessor.
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Levingston
Alpine
Texas
Sheriff Sale Notice from Brewster County Texas
The Sheriff of Brewster County Texas advertises a sale arising from a judgment in favor of West Coast Shingle Co. against A M Turney for 486.75 with interest. The levy covers several Alpine blocks and Hancock Addition parcels. The sale is set for the first Tuesday of April 1911 at Alpine Court House, 10 am to 4 pm, cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Coast Shingle Co
Turney
Brewster County
Texas
West Coast
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Brewster County Alpine Tex
Sheriff J. A. Watton announces a public sale of Sam P. Ford's real estate in Alpine Brewster County Texas. On May 2 1911 between 10 am and 4 pm at the county courthouse door the property comprising Lots 9 10 and south half of Lot 8 in Block 11 will be sold to satisfy a 392 15 debt plus 10 interest from Feb 21 1911 and court costs in J W Rixon v Sam P Ford case No 61.
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Brewster County
Alpine
Tex
Sam P. Ford
Brewster Co. Teta
Texas
J. W. Rixon
Sam. P. Ford
J. A. Watton
Brewster Co. Tex
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