Americans in Mexico Form Gringo Chapter of Revolution
Charles M. Pepper describes how Americans in Mexico, labeled gringoes, built colonies in mining, oil, and railway sectors and formed social clubs while facing displacement, economic loss, and risk during the Madero and Huerta eras. Many plan to return, despite enduring hardships and uncertain claims for damages.
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Charles M. Pepper
Crreon
Mexico
Mexico City
Pueblo Wee
America
United States
Tata Polls
Cananea
Parral
Chihuhua
Aguas Clientes
San Luis Potos
Tem
Federation of Women's Clubs of
Tampico
Tamaulipas
Shihuahua
Torreon
Omin
Americas
Americans and Mexicans face hindered returns after Mexico exodus
A 1914 reflection notes many Americans driven from Mexico struggle to find work in the United States. The author cites aging doctors and others unable to secure livelihoods, and doubts that Mexican intervention or military occupation can be avoided, while few returning Americans expect stable prospects.
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Sierra Madres
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Pearson
Chihuahua
Mexico
Amail
Inhuantepec
United States
Tehuantepec
Chiapas
Chittuahua
Sonora
Villa
Cause of Liberty
Mexico City
I Mining
States
Mico
Charles M. Pepper
Tip Evil Spurs Calls to End Nuisance Customs
An Indianapolis News essay argues tipping has evolved from nuisance to a widespread social evil. It cites lavish American tipping, European comparisons, and industry practices, noting hotel and railroad scenes reflect the problem. The piece urges reforms or abolition, highlighting a California tipless hotel and railroad commission actions.
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Ood
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State Railroad Commission
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