Wilson Warns Huerta Drive Toward Mexico Policy
President Wilson appeals to Congress to authorize U S military action if needed to back U S rights amid Huerta's Mexico City rule. He condemns arrests of U S personnel at Tampico and Vera Cruz and argues for a firm but limited stance to avoid war while protecting dignity and influence of the United States.
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P'residernt Wilson
Congress
United States
Huerta
CoNnanites
Victoriana Lluerta
Mexico City
Dolphin
Startide
Tampico
Jeneral Huerta
Crown
Price
Kooreta
Aporovefo
Joeta
Tamplee
Iturbide Bridge
Admiral Mayo
Wen
le Ot
Vance
Preston
Lampico Am
U. S
Vitesote
Vera Crugile
Los Mal
Mexico
Siubee
Lemote
Republic of Mexico
Readiness in Washington for possible U S military action
Washington reports increased preparations as Secretary Garrison says Major General Wood would lead American forces if needed. Navy and army officials caution plans under joint board chaired by Admiral Dewey. Badger’s ships set to sail early Wednesday amid ongoing Carranza and Villa tensions.
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Washington
Garrison
Wood
Navy
Laolols
Army and Navy Board
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Badger
Carranse
Villa
Population spread across Mexican cities reported
The record lists numbers of Americans in several Mexican cities: 1 in Mexico City at 1 20, about 800 in Vera Cruz, 40 in Tampico, 150 in Torreon, 10 in Chihuahua, and 200 in Guadalajara. It notes the remainder are scattered in Guaymas Mazatlan Acapulco and other small towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Torreon
Chihuahua
Guadalajara
Guayman
Mazatlan
Acapulco
Navy orders ships to leave Vera Cruz harbor
The Navy Department released a statement that American merchant vessels have been ordered out of Vera Cruz harbor in line with the president's instructions to consular officers to warn Americans to leave Mexico for their safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Vera Crus Harbor
Mexico
Navy charters Ward liner Mexico for Tampico refugee ship
Washington reports on April 20 that the navy chartered the Ward liner Mexico to serve as a refugee ship at Tampico. The war department also took an option on several ships for use as transports.
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Washington, D. C
Navy
Mexico
Tampico
War Department
Vera Cruz Quiet as North Wind Delays Ship Communication
Vera Cruz remains quiet despite tense conditions. Communication by launch with American warships was difficult today due to a stiff norther, leaving the port action muted.
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Vera Cras
Casperites Seek New Road From Casper to Denver
A Casper citizen says bad road conditions between Casper and Cheyenne and county officials’ reluctance to repair prompt auto owners to adopt a route via Hates Hole Medicine Bow Laramie and Denver. Two Casper engineers have surveyed the Medicine Bow corridor for almost three weeks claiming the new road offers better grades and a shorter Casper to Denver distance than the Cheyenne Lander route.
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Casper
Denver
Cheyenne
Lander
N Jonneon Tailor Shop Advertises Quality Work
N Jonneon the tailor offers established custom tailoring in Wyoming Annex. The shop promises style fit and workmanship for both ladies and gentlemen and invites patronage with a note of honesty and good work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Joerger
Wyoming Annex
N. Jonnoen
Clean-up Week Designated by Civic Club in May
The Civic club proclaims the first week of May as clean-up week. Property owners and tenants are asked to rake and pile all rubbish for alley disposal. The town council offers teams free of charge to assist with hauling away the waste.
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The
Civic Club
Oil prospects draw Denver investor to Basin lands
E Stubbs of Denver with Roy PD Tyler of Casper visited Basin fields this week and pursue leases around Byron and Padmore tract. Orchard Company unloaded on Padmore Place Basin Gardens as rigs are readied. first well to be drilled east of Col May's forty. Hanley and Bird of Casper also surveyed the field for possible locations.
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E. Stubbs
Denver
Roy PD
Tyler
Casper
Basin Field
Stubbs
Byron
Padmore Place
Basin Gardens
Lite
Padmore
Col. May
Messrs. Hanley
Bird
Feld
Casper Teid Basin
Republican
Hard Time Party Delights Braviro Club Members
Miss Adolph van Goldberg hosted a Hard Time Social at Mi Wolcott Street where Braviro club members wore ragged costumes and competed for raggedest attire. Supper featured baked beans stew punk sinkem and stewed prunes with lard. Attendees included Miss Majorie Keith and Nor...
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Adolph van Goldberg
Mi Wolcott Street
Braviro Club
Majorie Keith
Omaha livestock delegates to dine in Casper this evening
A party of twenty two livestock commission men from Omaha will visit Casper this evening for a dollar dinner at the Midwest hotel hosted by the Industrial club. The delegation aims to meet local stock men to discuss Omaha shipping advantages and other business topics.
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Omaha Livestock Commission
Industrial Club
Midwest
Casper
Omaha
The
Chas. IL. van Alstine
Cox-Jones & van Alstine
Stock Yards Company Leadership and Agents Listed
The document lists key figures in the Stock Yards Company including W. ft. Cheek livestock agent C Hi ity K Rose Roberts Kroes Rose A F Stryker secretary traffic manager EK Buckingham vice president and general manager W It Schellberg traffic manager and related roles at the Live Stock Exchange.
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Neff
Journal Stockmen Publishing Company
W. Ft. Cheek
C. Hi
Ity
K. Rose
Roberts Kroes, & Rose
A. F. Stryker
EK. Buckingham
Mgr. Stock Yards Co
W. It. Schellberg
Stock Yards Company
Carpenter Union member buried after death by suicide
Jacob Bugbee died by hanging in his county jail cell Monday night last week. Local Union No 1564 Carpenters and Joiners conducted the burial rite on Wednesday this week, honoring Bugbee as a member of the union.
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Jacob Bugbee
Union
Carpenters and Joiners
Passenger travelers listed for several days travel events
A long list of individuals by name and city appears for travel days Saturday Sunday and Monday April 18 19 20. Names include Ed M Gwinn N H Weagle P J Leary R B Fairchild Jas Lean Jacob Holtz and many others from Denver Omaha Portland Lander Trinidad Chicago and more. The entry catalogs attendees or passengers by date and location across multiple states and countries.
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L. A. Fayne
Tom S. Stetler
P. J.leary
Denver
Colo
M. Gwinn
N. H. Weagle
City
Paw
la Forgue
Paris
France
M. M. Moas
St. Joe
Wm. Pearce
E. K. Pearce
Calgary
Canada
Irving House
F. Lewis
Minneapolis
Minn
R. B. Fairchild
Jas. Lean
Jacob Holtz
Omaha
Auction items include cash register and furniture
Items listed include a cash register priced at 275 dollars and a seven foot range at 200 dollars. Also noted are five oak tables and chairs, Axminster rugs and French bevel plate mirrors. Sale by G. F. Henn set for Sunday at 4:04 PM with Su as a reference.
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Axminster
Wilson Says No War With Mexico But Limits Tensions
President Wilson told newspaper correspondents the United States would not fight the Mexican people and would act only against the Mexican government. He plans to address Congress to seek approval for measures short of war and noted foreign diplomats are pressing Huerta to accept American demands.
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Muerta
Admiral Mayo
Mag
United States
Huerstas
Mexico
Huerta
Contilet
Congress
Senate
House
Cieneral Huerta
Mexicoa
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Mexico City
Wyoming Quota Sees 949 Men For Army Reserve
Wyoming National Guard details a 949 man reserve quota with Lt. Col. George M. Sliney of Thermopolis named to lead if Adjutant General Hart is unavailable. Major Joseph W. Cavendar of Cody would succeed if needed. The state’s overall force includes 921 officers and men plus 4 officers and 2 hospital corps men, totaling 40.
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Wyoming National Guard
George M. Sliney
Thermopolis
United States Army
W. K. Hart
Sliney
Joseph W. Cavendar
Cody
Adjutant General's
Offce
Wyoming
American fleet orders evacuations from Vera Cruz harbor
Commander Charles F. Hughes directs the Mexican Federal commander and the port commander to remove all American merchant vessels from the Vera Cruz harbor. American and other foreign women are urged by Consul Canada to seek refuge aboard chartered vessels in the harbor, notably the steamers Mexico and Esperanza. British and Spanish warships are informed of the action.
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Vera Cruz
Charles F. Hughes
Canada
Mexico
Esperanza
United States Navy
Hughes
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