Wilson calls on Congress to authorize use of force against Huerta
President Wilson asked Congress in joint session to permit use of armed forces if needed to secure recognition of the United States rights by General Huerta and his adherents. He rejected aggression or self gain, urged restraint, and said actions would aim to restore Mexico’s ability to govern itself.
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Congress
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United States
Mexico
Washington
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Jusserand
France
Great Britain
Austria
Netherlands
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Margaret Wilson
White House
Tampico
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico City
Dolphin
Sturbide Bridge
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Simar
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Republic of ‘Mexico
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Huerta Declares Mexico Civilized Amid Crisis
General Huerta sent to the Associated Press a statement promising guarantees to foreigners in Mexico and asserting the flag dispute over Tampico has no bearing on American relations. He urged calm, noted anti American circulars in the streets, and described Mexicans as ready to face death for justice while Americans in Mexico City prepared to stay or depart.
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Mexico City
Generalo Huerta
Mexico
Juy
Huerta
Associated Press
Port Tampico
Wilson
con&Gresa
Vera Cruz
Li Imparcial
el Pais
Washington
De La Barra Predicts Unity Amid Mexican Discord
Francisco De La Barra, Mexican minister to France, in a formal statement says events reveal strong patriotic feeling among Mexicans. He asserts that love of country will reconcile divisions and curb discord.
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DE LA Barra
Union OF Mexicans
Francisco de la Barra
France
Red Cross mobilizes 4500 nurses for service in Mexico
The American Red Cross reports 4,500 nurses ready for service in Mexico. The plan includes establishing reserve hospitals for the sick and wounded along the gulf, Atlantic, and Pacific coasts, as part of wartime mobilization.
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Mexico
Washington
American Red Cross
Missabel T Boardman
Misa
Gulf
Atlantic
Pacific
Kismet at the Atlanta Theater dazzles with Oriental splendor
Ned Mintosh reviews Otis Skinner in Kismet, praising his Hajj as a masterful, beggar turned prince performance. The production features a vast cast of about one hundred, lavish sets, and rampant Arabian Nights atmosphere from Baghdad to Mansur’s palace. Four more performances remain with strong urging to attend.
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Ini¢ Im
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Haij
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Skinner
Lyme
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Owen Meech
Jawan
Willard Webster
George Gaul
Mansur
Verte Maddern
Marsinah
Genevieve Dolaro
Caliphs Palace
Kismet
Ib Ned Mintosh
Grand Jury in Leo Frank Case to Consider Perjury Indictments
The grand jury plans to indict several Frank witnesses for perjury, meets secretly with Solicitor Dorsey, and defers action pending developments. Dorsey signals probable action but avoids pressuring witnesses. A retrial motion hearing looms before Judge Ben Hill with new affidavits and detectives assisting. Burns says his report will prove the killer in Mary Phagan murder.
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A. L. Waldo
Grand Jury
the Constitution
Mc Dorsey
Judea Ben Hill
Solicitor Generals Office
Dorsey Mondey
John Black Bass Rosser
Pat Campbell
John Starnes
Sanfords Office
Gay Debuary
William J Burns
$50,010,000 Bill To Boost National Defense
Washington April 20 A bill to appropriate 50 010 000 to be spent by the president for national defense and all related purposes was introduced by Senator Chamberlain chairman of the military affairs committee The measure provides the president may expend sixty million dollars from treasury funds not otherwise appropriated and remain available until expended The proposal mirrors the prewar Spain era bill
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Chamberlain
Military Affairs Committee
Bih
United States
Spain
Bald Headed Politician Reveals Hair Growth Remedy
A western politician famous for his baldness appeared with a full growth of hair and attributed the change to a home brew recipe. The plan includes water, hay rum, barba compound, and glycerine applied to the scalp, claimed to promote growth and cure dandruff while darkening and softening hair.
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