Vera Cruz Fighting Quiets as Navy Reports Suppression
Washington reports Vera Cruz battles end after house to house searches. Admiral Fletcher says daily firing ceases and officials may resume duties amid fears of Mexican retaliation. Badger cites three more Americans killed and 25 wounded. water supply and food shortages persist as crews secure city.
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Outbreaks In Mexico City Linked To Anti American Sentiment
Private advices from Mexico City report mobs forming for anti American demonstrations Americans on the streets menaced and threatened with violence and seeking mutual protection at the embassy Government officials have been advised that between 600 and 1,000 Americans still remain in Mexico City.
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Mexico
Enlargement of Grady Hospital for Atlanta Citizens
The city should expand Grady Hospital to provide bed space and scientific care for all in need. Some residents can afford private facilities, but many rely on the municipal hospital to access the best care and support the community’s workforce and future prosperity. A vote is urged in favor of increased EC funds.
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Atlanta Adopts Unit System for Schools in 1914 15
Atlanta's board approves the unit system to start in the 1914 15 scholastic year. The plan reduces stam mar grades from eight to seven, enacts redistricting, caps classes at forty per teacher, and requires a five year set of school books costing about 11 500. It aims to tailor studies to vocational paths and ease overcrowding in early grades.
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Terrell
Board of Education
Villa Says He's Glad the United States Has Bottled Up Vera Cruz
El Paso April 23 General Francisco Villa head of the rebel forces told George Co Carothers that he will decline to be dragged into war with the United States by anyone. He said Europe would laugh if the U S went to war over Vera Cruz and that he was not consulted in the Carranza note to Secretary Bryan. Villa showed friendliness on the border and hoped American forces bottle up Vera Cruz. Carranza's agent said the note to Bryan was not hostile but for further negotiations and that the rebel position favors withdrawal of American troops from Mexican soil and punishment of Huerta by the rebels.
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Wilson Answers Carranza By an Embargo on Arms And More Border Troops
Washington April 23 United States troops move to reinforce the navy at Vera Cruz the arms embargo on Mexico is restored and troops are ordered to the Mexican border primarily to relieve border residents and as a precaution against hostile military operations Brigadier General Frederick Funston leads a brigade to Vera Cruz to support marines and sailors The move follows the possibility of a return attack on Vera Cruz by General Maas and aims to protect fleeing Americans and the Vera Cruz railroad
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Tampico
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American troops moving on Mexico
Secretary Garrison announced the embargo on arma shipments into Mexico has been restored. Three infantry regiments at San Francisco and artillery at Fort Riley are ordered to report to Brigadier General Bliss to relieve border tension. A Galveston to Vera Cruz brigade is dispatched to cooperate with the navy, and Funston is assigned to command the Vera Cruz brigade.
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Mexico
United States
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Galveston
Vera Cruz
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Vera ‘Cruz
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Wilson Compared to Abraham Lincoln in Rome
April 23 Rome reports the Trituna compares President Wilson to President Lincoln. The piece says both shared biblical inspiration and vigorous Puritanism. It notes both were pacifists yet inclined to leadership in war and own rightness.
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Wilson
Lincoln
Embargo on arms restored after Carranza stance
The embargo on arms to Mexico was restored after Carranza denounced the Veracruz seizure as violating Mexican sovereignty. President Wilson warned Carranza that the United States would enforce its rights and reparations, while stating the aim to respect Mexico’s sovereignty and support the constitutional system. The notice included a pledge to deal with Huerta’s command and his supporters while pressuring for stability in Mexico. Continued on Page Two.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Wilson
United States
Huerta
Weather Prophecy Unsettled Georgia Friday and Saturday
Unsettled Georgia weather forecast for Friday and Saturday with likely showers Friday night or Saturday. Skies remain variable with possible rain and cool temperatures, affecting outdoor plans across the state.
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