Huerta Accepts Mediation Offer In Mexican Crisis
Huerta government formally accepts Argentina Brazil and Chile offer to mediate the dispute with the United States. South American envoys confer late night mapping the next steps while officials in Washington await the mediators plan and actions from Berlin Paris and London.
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Argentine
Chile
Brazil
United States
Washington
Washington, D. C
Huerta
Argentina
Mexico
Riano
Portillo Y Rojas
Senor Rojas
Mexican Mediation Shifts as Carranza Villa Clash Deepens
Refugees report growing strain between General Carranza and General Villa as they may meet to align on revolutionary stance toward the United States. Villa departs toward Chihuahua after planning with Roberto Pesqueira, while diplomats in Washington weigh Huerta's role and mediation prospects.
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Carranza
Villa
el Paso
Tex
General Villa
Chihuahua
United States
Juarez
Roberto V. Pesqueira
Pesqueira
Constitutionalists
General Funston to Take Charge of Forces at Seaport
Quieted town under martial law prepares for the arrival of General Funston who will command about 10 000 troops including infantry artillery marines and bluejackets. No ill effects from Vera Cruz heat reported among American forces as municipal government resumes under martial law.
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Hanna
Monterey
Wilson
Bryan
Government Palace
Vera Cruz
Carranza
Washington
Funston
Taylor
Matamoros
Winfield Scott
Federal Service
Santa Ana
Buena Vista
Scott
Mexico
Diplomats Confer on Latin American Mediation Efforts
Ambassador Da Gama of Brazil and Ministers Suarez of Chile and Navn of Argentina met to act as mediators in potential international difficulties arising from Huerta's anticipated acceptance. They conferred with other Latin American diplomats cooperating unofficially in early negotiations aimed at preventing war with Mexico.
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Mr. da Gama
Bryan
Wilson
Mexico City
Huerta
Berlin
Germany
France
Great Britain
Washington, D. C
Brazil
Chile
Argentina
Riano
Naon
Ambassador da Gama
Suarez
Navn
Mexico
Japan seeks refuge avenue for refugees in Mexico
Japanese ambassador secures permission from Secretary Bryan to allow Japanese in Mexico who wish to depart to enter the United States as temporary refugees. The measure would suspend immigration laws to admit those mainly located on the Pacific coast of Mexico.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan
Mexico
United States
Pacific
Wilson’s History of the Mexican War reviewed by Wilson
The article surveys Woodrow Wilson’s History of the American People focusing on the Mexican War. It recounts his critique of Polk for pushing Taylor to the Rio Grande without Congress and his analysis of Texas boundary claims and U.S. military actions from 1845 to the 1848 Guadalupe Hidalgo treaty.
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Wilson
Mexico
Polk
Taylor
Rio Grande
Congress
Texas
Spain
Coahuila
Nueces
Rio Grande del Norte
Zachary Taylor
United States
Matamoras
Palo Alto
Matamoros
Washington
Pacific Slope
Oregon
Gila River
Sloat
Stockton
Kearney
Fremont
Guadeloupe Hidalgo
New Mexico
California
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Bliss
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Tampico
Fletcher
Canada
Schmutz
Aguas Calientes
Frederick Funston
Jadger and
Fred Funston
Cesligon
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