Mexican currency war confusion fuels Carranza revolt debate
A long, textured report discusses foreign ownership limits in Mexico, U.S. reaction, and funding claims tied to Villa and Carranza. It cites George Currie, Monedoyn money, and the fluctuating value of rival currencies, with telegrams and statements from Washington figures.
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Federal revolt and Monroe doctrine in play in 1916 notes
In Today’s Standard Dane a mix of political and editorial items is sketched. Topics include fears for safety, Southern rise, Tampico evacuation, and references to Monroe doctrine. Also mentioned are stock market notes, Panama expo preparation, and various notices.
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Senators in Open Revolt Over Daniels Commerce Commission
Nine senators publicly challenge the Daniels confirmation to the Commerce Commission Gauss UIT action dominates the scene as lawmakers clash over the nomination and related policy moves.
Senate clash over defying rules on publicity in Wilson era
Lawmakers amid executive session produce a bitter debate as La Follette vows to defy senate rules and discuss public legislation. confirmation of Commissioner Daniels sparks party split and a narrow vote along party lines with 46 to 24 backing the nominee and pressure on secrecy rules remains.
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Tampico Likely to be Evacuated
Reported by Rear Admiral Fletcher the Tampico garrison may abandon the port as constitutionalist forces press the siege. Outposts near Tampico reduce the city’s defense while 1,000 federal troops and 1,000 mounted rebels maneuver along the coast and toward La Guana Puerto. Smallpox spreads and naval news closes with Ibsen’s death in Christiania.
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Fears For Safety Of The Southern Cross
News from St John s Newfoundland on April 4 reports no word from the sealing steamer Southern Cross leaving 170 crew feared dead after Tuesday s blizzard that cost Newfoundland a toll. Government and rescue efforts shift toward detecting responses from the missing ship as a recovery run begins with the Seltaventure expected to arrive tomorrow.
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Colombia and United States Near Sea Canal Settlement
Reports say a settlement on the Colombia canal dispute with the United States is near after an agreement in principle. Talks between American Minister Shampton and the Colombian government focus on minor details and a possible accord within three weeks. Colombia has dropped the demand for free passage of its merchant ships through the canal under the existing regime, easing tensions with the United States.
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Federal Losses Reported After Torreon Battle
Reports from April describe federal losses near Torreon with estimates of 32,000 killed, wounded, and prisoners overall. Rebel forces led by Velasco and Villa claim substantial victories and mobilize across the region near Juarez and El Paso amid celebrations and crowds.
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Reform and Social Causes Drive Mexican Revolt
In Philadelphia on April 2, Roberto Pasquehera, a key United States agent for Gen Venustiano Carranza, argues the Constitutionalists seek social and economic reform, not power. He says Mexico’s 1910 revolt was driven by conditions, calls for constitutional change and law revisions, and rejects foreign intervention as unnecessary.
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No Word of Defeat Heard in the Mexican Capital
Mexico City reports the government denies Torreón fell and calls rebel reports fabrications. Officials insist no direct communication confirms a defeat as they await further dispatches from El Paso and Comuduran.
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Christ's Passion and Artful Depictions Ahead
A compact roundup surveys famous paintings illustrating the story of Christ's death and passion, alongside discussions of artists' professions, plans, and notable works. It notes reviews of weekly sports dope, theater updates, social calendars, women’s club activities, and global news commentary.
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