Huerta Yields Salute to American Demand in Mexico Crisis
After heavy foreign pressure, Huerta agrees to a return salute from American guns, seen as a notional gesture and not recognition. Congress and officials frame the move as a de facto acknowledgment, while maintaining neutrality and avoiding broader policy shifts.
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Naval Salute Talks Highlight Wilson Administration
New York April 16. Secretary Daniels praises Admiral Badger's remark as ships move toward Mexico. Bryan and Lansing discuss precedents for returning salutes amid Huerta offer. Lind reports to Wilson. Spain seeks redress for exiles in Torreon.
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President notes Lind plans after rest
The President said Mr. Lind, worn out from his labors, would not make definite future plans until he had complete rest. Lind expects to leave soon with his family for the West. Rebel commander Guerrero apologizes for forcing Governor Hunt’s aides to surrender side arms, promising immediate return and a proper apology.
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