United States Naval Force Plans for Mexico Landing
The text notes a push to deploy U S naval forces to Mexican waters within days to enforce government demands. It lists ships and capacities on both coasts including battleships transports gunboats hospital ships and support vessels. It cites manpower for landing: 5 000 sailors 2 500 marines on the east and 760 marines on the west with 3 000 sailors and 1 000 marines ready to depart.
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Aaronae
United States
Mexican
Mexico
North Atlantic
Vera Cruz
Charles J. Badger
F. F
Fletcher
Arkansas
POTAR
Clit- Prairie
Ford J. Boush
San Francisco
South Carolina
Cyclops
Michigan
Tampico
Mayo
New Gates Ee
Tacoma
Rene
Utah
Nashville
Connecticut
Bancock
Marine Transp
Minnesota
Peewee
Chester
Jason
Des Moines Ee
Dolphin
Renee
T. B. Howard
Frank and Aander
E. Beatty
Pittsburgh
Rhode Island
Maryland
Torpedo Flotilla
Nebraska
BE. H. Dodd
Iris
M. K. Metcalf
Flotille
William Ss
Birmingham
Whipple
Pisses Esswiess Ae
Dixie
Paul Jones
Coat Sah
Third ‘Division
Poe
Eiebia Bath
William L. Littlewart
Henley Wehae
Weeee
Acapulco
California
Peewee Bere Ebenee i
Mazatlan
Raleigh
H. R. Doyle
Gaheer
New Orleans
Aegeene Glacier
Sewer Sete
Justin
Topolobampo
Yorktown
Atlantic
N. Jeffers
Texas
Beale
New York
North Dakota
Delaware
Kansas
Presidential Statement On Tampico Incident And U S Rights
The president notes a delicate situation in Mexico and a Tampico incident that must not be viewed alone. He says U S rights and dignity have been affronted and that other governments have not faced similar actions in dealings with Mexican authorities. He asserts precedents for action and urges careful response.
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Mexico
Tampico
United States
Salute to U S Navy by Huerta Eases Mexican Crisis
Washington reports the Huerta government agrees to salute the stars and stripes as an apology for the Tampico arrest of American sailors. The incident prompts a strengthened naval presence in Mexican waters while officials call the crisis largely resolved. President Wilson plans a weekend retreat as Bryan recovers.
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Washington, D.C
U. States
Huerta
The
and Stripes
Washington
Mexico
Wils
State Department
Department
Mayo
Bryan
Wilson
Wilso
White Sulphi Springs
W. Va
Tulsa Race Meet Called Off After Military Move
Tulsa Jockey Club ends meet as militiamen prepare to depart. Horses to be shipped and no further racing to be attempted. Adjutant General Canton confirms decision. potential damages suit to be filed against Governor Cruce and adjutant generals.
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Association
Oklahoma Meet Jockey Club
Crucé
Tulsa
Militi
Tulsa Jockey Club
Canton
Cruce
Adj
Oklahoma oil men protest test cut in midcontinent
Oklahoma oil men stage protests in Washington as a five cent per barrel test cut affects midcontinent fields. The item notes unrest linked to price policies and regional oil interests.
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Oklahoma
Washington, D. C
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