Huerta Refuses Salute in Grace Day Crisis
Dr H M DuBose of First Methodist defends preaching against social clubs as stewards clash with church reform. He urges severing ties with Tucker clubs, while President Wilson calls cabinet for action as Huerta rejects the American flag salute and the United States prepares reprisals and a congress address.
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Atlanta Constitution
Huerta
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Baker
Congress
White House
Wilson
No Help for Huerta From the Rebels
Agua Prieta Sonora April 19 No matter what comes of the Tarapico in qdent the constitutionalists cannot aword to join Huerta declared Francisco Selias president of the Sonora war and land tax committee and recognized spokesman for constitution ENG along the Arizona border to pete
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Agua Prieta
Sonora
Huerta
Francisco Selias
Sonora War and Land Tax Committee
Constitution- Eng
Arizona
Pete
Georgia Militia Readies for Immediate Action
Georgia poised to mobilize about 3,000 experienced guardsmen including women. President Wilson calls for National Guard as first reserve if war or Mexican intervention occurs. Fifth Regiment in Atlanta expected to be activated early. Guard strength totals roughly 244 officers and men in infantry, plus 300 cavalry, 500 in field artillery, and about 200 coast defense personnel. Equipment mirrors regular army with twelve ambulances and a field hospital.
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Georgia
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Mexico
Georgia National Guard
Atlanta
Washington State
United States
Coast Defense Service
Georgia Natonal Guard
Blease Defies Secretary as South Carolina Encampment Stand Held
Governor Cole L. Blease refused to withdraw a critical letter to Secretary of War Sandley M. Garrison over the southeastern maneuver camp. He rejects Isle of Palms as the site, insisting the encampment belong in South Carolina but without compromising the state’s dignity. He asserts he was not treated with proper courtesy and will persist in his stance until the secretary retracts any disrespect.
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Columbia
Sandley M. Garrison
South Carolina
Carp
Isle of Palms
Hostetter
Sonny Troversy
Rock Hill
Tragedy Stalks Thro Marietta on Sunday Dm
In Marietta Georgia on Sunday a bride who had been married briefly killed herself with a shotgun in her room after a troubled marriage. A substantial citizen also died by self inflicted wounds at his residence on a main street. A third man 18 struck a farmer and may die from his injuries. Spratt Tenent is charged with the assault. Tara Carter 30 and W E Moss and Mrs Carsedie Carter unknown details. Continued on last page.
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Marietta
Camsedie Carter
Freyer
Spratt Tenent
W E. Moss
Tara Carter
W. D. Spence
Carter
Huerta Declares U S Flag Salute Not Accepted
Mexico City April 19 The Mexican foreign minister Portilio y Rojas said the United States demand for an unconditional salute to its flag could not be met as the flag was not insulted and marines were at freedom before an investigation. He proposed joint salutes with the US flag first, then the Mexican flag, to be set by protocol signed by Nelson OShaughnessy and the Mexican foreign minister. The US had rejected the protocol and demanded an unconditional salute, which Mexico says would strike at its dignity. Mexico trusts the American people to be fair and just.
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H M. DuBose
First Methodist Church
Dubrose
Jesus of Nazareth
Capernaum
Syria
Gadara
Jesus
Caesar
God
Christ
Washington
Huerta
Wilson
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Congress
Bryan
Daniels
Boaz Long
State Department
United States
O'Shaughnessy
Mexico City
O’shaughnessy
United States of America
Senor Portilio Y Rojas
Nelson Oshaughnessy
Senor Portilig
Mexico
Lays of American Fighting Men Across the Rio Grande
In the broad fields of Mexico the United States shells will soon be singing as forces press toward Huerta. The vivid call to action frames the clash as a decisive push to force Huerta from power and restore order across the border.
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Defiant Huerta Faces Navy Buildup Off Mexican Waters
Officials report a vast U S naval force near Mexico with 17 950 sailors 3 970 marines and 855 officers. The fleet includes battleships Des Moines Cheste r Hancock Solace and more with vessels at Vera Cruz Tampico and Pacific ports. Admiral Badger leads units en route to Tampico as additional ships sail toward Mexican waters.
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Navy Department
Mexican
East
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
Vera Cruz
Prairie
Tampico
Des Moines
Chéster
Frere
San Francisco
Solace
Hancock
Admiral Badger
Tacoma
Nashville
Pensacola
Birmingham
Dixie
Mississippi
Mexican Pacific
Raleigh
New Orleans
Eleventh Cavalry Welcomed as 106 Men Arrive for War
Daily reports the Eleventh Cavalry at Fort Oglethorpe near Chattanooga ready for war with 106 new men arriving from Fort Slocum New York. The detachment rode via Savannah and Atlanta and were under the command of a sergeant. They expect orders to proceed to the Mexican border amid excitement over adventure.
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Attanooga
Fort Slocum
N.Y
Atlanta
Central of Georgia
Fort Ogiethorpe
City of Calumbus
Savannah
Mexico
Weather Prophecy Foresees Fair Weather Across States
Weather outlook shows generally fair conditions in Georgia with cooler and slightly warmer trends, North and South Carolina mixed showers then cooler, Florida showers Monday and fair Tuesday, Alabama and Mississippi fair with warmer spells, Louisiana fair then warmer inland, Arkansas fair and warmer west, Kentucky fair then warmer, Tennessee fair with a warmer trend, Virginia showers then cooler and probably fair Tuesday.
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Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansa
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Tennessee
Virginia
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