Call to Arms for Nation's Defense Mobilizes State Militia
Secretary of War Biker urges governors to call out organized militia and National Guard to defend the United States. Units must meet minimum strength and be designated for muster into federal service. Regulations specify consolidation and inspection of units lacking sufficient personnel.
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Biker
United States
National Guard
Eastern Department
United States Army
War Department
Division of Militia Affairs
Chronology of Mexico Crisis Leading to 1910s Conflicts
Timeline highlights revolutions from Madero's provisional presidency in 1910 through Huerta Carranza and Villa clashes. Key events include Diaz’s resignation, Tampico incident, Vera Cruz occupation, Carranza Obregon Iturbide power shifts, Villa raids, Columbus raid, and U S punitive actions.
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Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Victoriano Huerta
Gustavo Msdero
Huerta
Carranza
Coahuila
Tampico
Mayo
Vera Cruz
XABC
Niagara Palls
Ontario
Obregon
Iturbide
Francesco Carbajal
Villa
Condition of the National Guard in the Various States
War department records show state by state guard status. Alabama lists medical good field artillery poor infantry fair and good. Arizona medical good infantry fair and good. Arkansas first infantry companies B D F K poor others good or
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War Department
National Guard
Alabama—Medical Department
Field Artillery
Infantry
Ariizona—Medical Department
Arkansas
Medical department ratings by state and unit types
The document lists medical department ratings across states, assessing infantry, cavalry, field artillery, coast artillery, engineers, signal corps, and other corps. Ratings range from very good to poor, with many entries noting by companies and specific branches.
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Colorado
Medical Départment
Corps of
Enginéers
God
Signal Corps
Talry
Georgia
Médical Department
Idaho
Winoa
Engineer Corps
Chicago
Indiana—Medical Department
Field Artilery
Laws
Medical Department
Field Artillery
Infantry
Kansas—Medical Department
Old Artillery
Kentucky — Medical Department
Louisiana — Medical Department
Cavalry
Maine
Medicall Department
Coast Artillery Corps
Maryland—Medical Department
Massachusetts—Medical Department
Coast Artillery
Michigan — Medical Department
Engineers' Corps
Minnesota
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
US threatens gravest consequences if Carranza resists troops
Washington warns the de facto Mexican government to retire American troops or face war. Secretary Lansing accuses Carranza of tolerating banditry and atrocities while detailing nine September raids culminating in Santa Ysabel massacre. The note laments indifference and urges action to protect American rights and property.
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico
United States
Villa
Lansing
Saya
Santa. Ysabel
Gavira
United States Press Attacks Mexican Tactics in Border Crisis
The note to the Mexican ambassador contends Mexico aims to inflame hostilities and denies US motives in supporting de facto Carranza defenses. It details US warnings, embassy briefings, and the refusal to withdraw troops as preparations for any emergency.
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Villa
Carranza
United States
Mexico City
Carranza Jies
Mexico
Wilson
Elisfo Arevedondo
Rodgers
Arma
Scaderis Governation
United ” ‘States
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Dodd
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Wge-Diatelee
Columbia
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Ceresenen
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