Senator Smith on the Mexican Situation in 1913 Debate
Senator Marcus A. Smith of Arizona discusses Senate joint resolution 43 aiming to repeal the 1912 arms export ban. He condemns U S handling of Mexican unrest, urges energetic action to protect American citizens and property, cites the Taft proclamation, and recalls Mormon colonists driven from Mexico with aid later requested from Congress.
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Senate
Smith
Arizona
United States
Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress
Mexico
Massachusetts
Mr. Lodge
Republic
Demand for Immediate Protection of Americans in Mexico
A senator decries Mexican contempt for the United States and urges resuming arms sales, rescinding Taft era trade embargo, and swift congressional action to protect U S citizens amid cross border attacks and Huerta's instability. He calls for recognition actions and enforcement against any offending nation.
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Taft
United States
Mexico
Madero
Gress
Telephone rentals due and will be removed if unpaid
Notice to all concerned that telephone rentals are due at month end and must be paid by the tenth of the following month at the telephone office. If payments are not made by August tenth, phones will be removed as the business cannot operate without funds. Duncan Tel. Co. By J. E. Coluis, Manager.
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Duncan Tel. Co
J. E. CoLuis
Mer
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Marcus A. Smith
Douglas
el Paso
New Mexico
Mr. Fall
Huerta
Arizonian