Financial Leaders Back Government on Mexico Policy
The New York financial community urged decisive action against Huerta and Mexico, backing vigorous war measures and criticizing the administration for delay. Brooklyn Navy Yard moves to ready battleships and submarines, with the New York and Texas near sea readiness and Ozark awaiting repairs.
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Washington
Blockade Orders Loom For Mexican Ports In 24 Hours
United Press reports April 21 the plan for a general blockade of Mexican ports within 24 hours after a briefing by Secretary of State Bryan. Refugees from Mexico City increase as Vera Cruz prepares for possible Allied aid. Military officials issue cautious statements amid rumors of seizing Mexican customs houses and fleet maneuvers.
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Wood to remain in Washington after term ends
Major General Wood said he will stay in Washington for about two weeks after his term as Chief of State ends, then move to New York to command the Department of the East. If war is declared, he will immediately assume full command of the army.
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