United States presses effort after Mexican outrages
Congress reacts to a new Mexican incident as calls mount for strong anti bandit action. United States demands capture and hangings for the 17 American victims amid ongoing controversy.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1916
Page
10
Senators Talk of Intervention in Mexico Crisis
Washington January 12 Congress swayed by indignation over the killing of Americans by Mexican bandits near Chihuahua. Senators Borah Gallinger Stone and Sherman pressed for intervention or forceful action if Carranza cannot protect Americans. House discussions echoed calls while aiming to avoid war, with mixed views on timing and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Chihuahua
Stone
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Carranza
Mexico
Senate
House
Sherman
Illinois
United States
Dyer
Missouri
Wilson
Foreign Affairs Committee
Gallinger
Borah
L. W. Holmes
New Hampshire
Thomas B. Holmes
Holmes
Rio Grande
State Department
Senator Stone
Taft
Lodge
Root
Bacon
Idaho
Poindexter
Roosevelt
Pericardis
Raisuli
Raisulf
Morocco
Henry
Texas
Illnois
Lansing
Foreign Relations Committee
Massacre of Foreigners In Mexico Linked to Lopez Villa Faction
Report from El Paso states 19 foreigners were killed west of Santa Ysabel by Mexican bandits led by General Pablo Lopez aligned with General Villa. Survivor Thomas Holmes described the massacre after fleeing to Chihuahua City. military trains and mining executives' cars were attacked. Carranza troops were noted as absent protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Santa Ysabel
Pablo Lopez
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua City
Carranza
Mining Company Special
Thomas B. Holmes
Holmes
State Department
Ranch Baeza
Lopez
Mexico
Thomas Johnson
Joseph Enders
Hayden, Ariz
J. Adams
Chihuahua
Plant Juice Man touts herbal tonic at Liggett Drug
An interview with the Plant Juice Man based at Liggett Drug Company asserts Plant Juice relieves stomach diseases and that early relief prevents misery. Mrs. Josephine Rosseau of 33 Grand Avenue testifies the remedy cured five years of indigestion and dyspepsia after five weeks of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liggett Drug Company
Washington and
Avon Sts
Josephine Rosseau
Grand Avenue
Villista Bandits Kill 19, List of Victims Revealed
A verified list names 19 men killed by Mexican bandits. Among the dead are C. R. Watson and W. J. Wallace of El Paso, M. B. Romero of El Paso, T. M. Evans of Chihuahua City, C. A. Pringle of San Francisco, R. P. MacHatton of El Paso, and others from Denver, Bisbee, Hayden, Miami, Los Angeles, and Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Watson
el Paso
W. J. Wallace
M. B. Romero
T. M. Evans
Chihuahua City
C. A. Pringle
San Francisco
M. Anderson
R. P. MacHatton
A. Couch
Co. W. Coy
Denver
Alexander O. Hall
Douglas
Ariz
Charles Wadleigh
Sherman Resolution Calls for Intervention
The Sherman resolution urges U S intervention in Mexico citing years of civil strife, American and European losses, and the weak Carranza government. It calls for Carranza to protect lives and property and invites Western hemisphere governments to join in possible intervention to restore peace and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Washington
Ilinois
Mexico
Carranza
United States
Senate
House
Resolution on Mexico invasion policy sparks House clash
Debates in the House rise as Representative Dyer pushes a resolution demanding the President report on abandoning the watchful waiting stance and invading Mexico. The call emphasizes securing peaceful citizens and establishing a government to sustain protection, suggesting U S withdrawal only after order is restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Dyer
Missouri
Congress
House Debates Car ranza Policy Amid Attacks and Defense
Lawmakers plan to bring the Car ranza issue before the House as members discuss the administration Mexican policy. Supporters vow to defend the policy while opponents prepare sharp criticisms and questions during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Carranza
British police to handle passport applications with doubts
The American embassy announced that going forward any passport applications with uncertainty will be referred to British police for investigation. The move was disclosed from London on January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Acid Stomachs Danger and Remedy Suggested
An advertisement warns that acid in the stomach irritates and inflames the stomach lining causing trouble. It asserts ordinary medicines fail to address the acid source and promotes Bisulated Magnesia as an effective antacid taken after meals to neutralize acid and prevent fermentation. It recommends keeping it on hand and using it after meals to eat without distress.
Peel Off the Old Skin Bring Out the New
An advertisement promises a simple self treatment to improve facial skin using mercorized wax to remove dead skin and a faxolite lotion mix to soften wrinkles. The method involves applying wax at night, washing off in the morning, and repeating daily for a clearer, smoother complexion.
Massacre survivor from Keene NH linked to Mexico train attack
Keene New Hampshire residents Thomas B. Holmes and George W. Newman are identified as survivors and victims of a Mexican train massacre. Holmes, son of Judge L. W., escaped as 17 companions were killed by bandits on the prior Monday.
Lord Chelmsford Named Viceroy of India
The Times reports in London that Lord Chelmsford is to be the new viceroy of India. The announcement sets the stage for imperial leadership in the Indian administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Chelmsford
India
London
the Times
Oysterette Crackers Elevate Stews and Salads
Appetizing oysterettes enhance stews soups and salads and taste great eaten alone. The reader is invited to try these crackers to gauge their quality and appeal in any dish or as a standalone snack.
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