Wedding Dinner at the White House
A White House wedding dinner honors Lieutenant B. C. Dunn of the U S N and Misses Maitland Marshall Washington Ruth Hall vena Twacy and Marry Smith New Orleans Eleanor and Margaret Wilson and Helen Woodrow Bones.
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Bureau of Insular Affairs
B. C. Dunn
Maitland Marshall
Washington
Ruth Hall
Vena Twacy
Marry Smith
New Orleans
Eleanor and
Margaret Wilson
Helen Woodrow Bones
Huerta Defies U S and Sticks to Mexico City Stand
The talk of evidence suggests Victoriano Huerta remains unalterably determined not to resign as President of Mexico. Some believe he may yield, but only in a way that preserves the appearance of acting freely and defying Washington to the end.
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Mexico City
Victoriano Huerta
United States
Mexico
Washington
Parliamentary notional quorum dispute in chamber
The Chamber of Deputies faced a quorum controversy as Colonel Victor Corral, presiding in the speaker's absence, ruled no quorum despite a full roll call. Deputies offered no protest and the chamber adjourned until tomorrow amid speculation over the high-handed move.
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Chamber of Deputies
Victor Corral
Eduardo Tamariz
Tamariz
Mexican Congress Adjourns Amid Quorum Dispute
Mexico City reports the Chamber of Deputies adjourned after roll call with no quorum. The move sparks talk of delaying Congress while negotiations with the United States continue and a British squadron may be deployed to Vera Cruz, amid Bryan and Sir Lionel Carden discussions.
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Mexican Congress
Mexico City
Nelson O’shaughnessy
Mexico
Barbadoes
Vera Cruz
Lionel Carden
Bryan
Washington
United States Eyes Gulf Port Move Over British Squadron
The United States views a British squadron in Mexican waters as undesirable and alters the order to send one boat to Tampico or another Gulf port.
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United States
Mexican
Tampico
Gulf
SAYS OIL WELLS SAFE
General Aguilar the Constitutionalist leader told Admiral Fletcher that American and other oil interests in the Tuxpam region would be protected. The message was sent amid Fletcher’s report from the east coast of Mexico near Tuxpam.
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Aguilar
Fletcher
Washington
Mexico
Navy Department
Tuxpam
Madero Refugees Rescued as Diplomatic Tensions Rise
Admiral Fletcher orders protection for foreign lives as Mexican crisis grows. Aguilar states occupation aims to protect oil interests and civilization, while British cruisers move toward the scene. Secretaries Bryan and Roosevelt confer on refugees from the Madero family aboard the Louisiana with Admiral Fletcher’s approval.
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Pletcher
Tuxpan
General Aguilar
Admiral Fletcher
Aguilar
Occu
United States
Bryan
John Bassett Moore
Roosevelt
White House
Madero Brothers
Vera Cruz
Mletcher
Daniel Madero
Louisiank
Navy Department
John Lind
Wilson
Lord Cowdray Declares Real Offence In Mexico
Lord Cowdray, owner of oil and railway concessions in Mexico, told reporters he learned with interest of a British warship being sent to the Puerto LaTehuantepec terminus. He said the matter involved daring to invade the waters and asserted his strong views on the incident.
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Mexico
Peirce Oil Company
London
Lord Cowdray
Puerto
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Wilson
Colombia
Cowdray Defends Oil Ventures amid Mexican Concessions Row
Lord Cowdray asserts US protection for his Mexican interests as lines of cooperation with the Mexican government are cutoff. He denies monopolistic aims, cites prior concessions and rail/telegraph needs, and accuses press of misrepresentation while defending his role as a pioneer investor.
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Tuxpan
United States
Louisiana
Lord Cowdray
White House wedding set for 4:30 in East Room
Chief usher J H Hoover handles license as Miss Jessie Wilson’s wedding to Mr Sayre proceeds with modest plans. Invitations spark debate over dress while guests and diplomats weigh formality in a White House ceremony expected to be simple yet grand.
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White House
Jessie Wilson
Staunton
Wilson
Diplomatic Corps
Army
Executive Mansion
Washington
J. H. Hoover
Congress
Legion
Miss Wilson
Mr. Sayre
Sylvester W. Beach
Princeton
Margaret Woodrow Wilson
Eleanor Randolph Wilson
Mary G. White
Baltimore
Adeline Mitchell Scott
Marjorie Brown
Atlanta
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Labrador
Benjamin B. Burton
New York
Scovel Clark
Salem
Mass
Gilbert Horax
Montclair
N. J
Charles &£. Hughes, Jr
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