21 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1914
Page
1
The body adjourned without adopting the proposal and plans to offer an amended version today removing Huerta from the measure. It signals a strategic shift as lawmakers seek to gain support and advance the policy.
The Chamberlain resolution passes the House authorizing the President to use armed forces to enforce demands on Victoriano Huerta. The foreign relations panel backs a joint resolution stating the President is justified to deploy U S troops for unequivocal amends while disavowing hostility to the Mexican people.
Forecast for southern New England calls for clearing and cooler conditions Tuesday with gradually rising temperatures and moderate west winds. Wednesday should be fair with warmer inland temps. Northern New England expects snow or rain Tuesday, but Wednesday turns fair and warmer, with strong north winds and possible gale conditions east Maine.
The exhibit in Boston highlights modern office devices and a key question for business: is the counting room protected by the Charge Book. It shows how records reveal who pays and who doesn’t, guiding credit decisions for retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers, and jobbers across the area.
Senor Algara of the Mexican embassy said a telegraph from the Indianapolis vice consul reported 11 Mexican students at the University of Notre Dame were thrown into the river and badly treated by American students. The consul will raise the matter with the university president and Algara will await further word before informing Mexico.
On board the U S S At Kansas at sea April 20 Rear Admiral Charles J Badger and Atlantic fleet staff plan a tentative campaign with a possible landing in view of Tampico. Battleship crews drill with small arms and big guns as favorable current and smooth sea promise close approach by Wednesday.
A Tucson dispatch reports a street duel in El Paso involving a score or more Mexicans and Americans after a heated confrontation. The fracas included shouts of Viva Huerta and ended with several injured. Further details were unavailable.
Republican leaders in Congress and some Democrats and Progressives stalled President Wilson’s Mexican policy. The Senate adjourned after debating the Chamberlain resolution, delaying final action until Wednesday. A substitute resolution would give the President broad authority to respond to indignities from Mexico.
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