Wilson Tells Congress US Stays Neutral Over Mexico
President Wilson delivered a message to Congress outlining a policy of absolute noninterference and neutrality toward Mexico. Secretary Bryan reported a cautious but hopeful exchange with Vera Cruz and noted a note from Senor Gamboa, signaling cautious progress and urging patience as negotiations continue under moral force and world support.
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Wilson Addresses Congress On Mexico Policy And Neutrality
President Wilson outlined the United States position toward Mexico in a rare address to Congress. He emphasized neutrality, warned Huerta’s regime, and urged Americans to leave Mexico while promising to protect those remaining. He called for an immediate halt to fighting and a peaceful settlement, while noting efforts to resume friendly mediation.
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President Huerta rejects US proposals as Congress dockets support
The article reports President Huerta rejecting American proposals amid disputed misperceptions by Mexico City authorities. President Wilson voices patience while urging moral pressure to overcome pride and move toward unity. A joint session reads the message, eliciting applause and a late adjournment.
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Message on Mexico and U S efforts for peace in 191...?
President Wilson addresses Congress on U S relations with Mexico, criticizing the Mexican provisional government and urging a credible political authority. He explains the need for honest constitutional government, notes failures to pacify the country, and details sending John Lind as a special envoy to seek relief and a universally recognized authority in Mexico.
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United States Offers Good Offices for Mexico Settlement
The United States pledges neutral, disinterested aid to Mexico in a peace process, urging an immediate armistice, free election, and nonpartisan administration. It condemns selfish motives and promises to shield noncombatants, while awaiting a clearer path and possible resumption of talks.
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Central American Peace Effort Cited By Nations
The statement stresses a moral duty to seek a fair settlement and good governance, grounded in concern for peace in Central America. It frames the effort as aligned with global opinion and the welfare of sister republics, urging restraint and unity among great powers toward a peaceful outcome.
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Moral force to break Mexico's pride for friendship
This distressed people at tours doors quote urges utmost patience and forbearance in a painful business. The steady pressure of moral force will break barriers of pride and prejudice, leading to triumph as Mexico's friends sooner than as enemies, with honor and conscience guiding the path.
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Huerta Rejects US Proposals in Mexico Crisis
Washington August 7 The Mexican response thanks the United States for good offices but declines direct acceptance of the proposals. Senor Gamboa cites three reasons for resisting Wilson plans, including internal strife, the government’s claimed strength, and a condition that rebels crossing the border not be armed. He asserts Mexico’s army and ports are under firm control and warns against neutrality violations while seeking peaceful reconstruction.
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Unclear page fragment on health tonic ad lines
Fragmentary OCR reads as a health tonic advertisement note mentioning Croves Tasteless product and generic claims of strengthening mood digestion. The text is garbled with stray phrases about malaria and nervous mood and someone named Law Sairite.
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