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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
3
The United States warned Mexico's de facto government that attacking American soil would trigger grave consequences and that U S troops would defend the border. The note accuses Carranza of bad faith and rejects removal of American forces from Mexican territory.
Secretary Lansing states the United States would not intervene in Mexico if it had designs on Mexican territory. He says the US has shown patience, urging the de facto government to restore order and fulfill international obligations amid lawlessness affecting American interests.
In a dispatch from the Pacific fleet, Admiral Winscow aboard the San Diego sails from Berkat Troom toward Mexico. Navy reports list vessels en route or ready, including battleship Nebraska, gunboats Wheelins and Yorktown, cruiser Cleveland, transport Hancock, and other ships moving toward Vera Cruz and Tampico regions.
June 22 New York National Democratic headquarters were opened to plan Woodrow Wilson's re election. James McCormick, the new national aide from Washington, met with party leaders then conferred with President Wilson. He presented eleven tentative names for the campaign committees including Henry Morgenthau former ambassador to Turkey as chairman of the national committee sub committee.
Passengers arriving at Matamoros report a rumor in Monterey that a party of Americans at Cerralvo, Nuevo Leon, were massacred by Mexicana. Only one American, Jim Hughes, and a Canadian named Ward rope are known in Cerralvo. A woman arrival mentions Americans taken from Monterey and Avonterey alike.
Spokane children write to the News Telegraph in April 1918 praising the Northwest. The letter by pupil Wanye Shrock describes Spokane’s growth, schools, industry, farming, and local rivers and mountains, urging publication to show regional pride. It notes Spokane’s colleges, high schools, mills, dairies, power plants, and the Northwest climate and scenery.
Fragmentary OCR text reports pricing for loans with references to rate figures and a call to inquire. The readable portion mentions terms like five percent and six percent with adding increments, urging contact for details.
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