War with Mexico Imminent as Congress Backs President
Washington reports Huerta defied the United States by refusing to order an apology salute. President Wilson seeks authority to use army and navy to enforce demands, with orders to seize key Mexican ports. Navy moves include 22 destroyers, marines, and preparations for blockade and starved Huerta via reduced customs receipts.
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Washington
Huerta
United States
Wilcons
Congress
Mexico
Badger
Wilson
Bryan
White Sulphur Springs
O'Shaughnessy
Navy Department
Iberta
Mississippi
Pensacola
Fla
Arqmiral Badger
Gulf of Mexico
Tampico
Ling
Dixie
Birmingham
Sevral
Diryan
State Department
Jobo Lind
Retary
J.ind
White House
Admiral Mayo
Huertas
Americans in Mexico at Mexico border and Mexico City
Washington reports lack of official figures on Americans remaining in Mexico amid exodus after Wilsons note. States that thousands fled during Villa operations in Chihuahua. hundreds still cross and recross border. Fewer American women and children in Mexico. ranchers send families to the United States. many cowboys remain single and self reliant.
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Washington
Mexico
Wilson
Messige
State Department
Mexico City
Laren
War Department
Villa
Chiluahua
United State
United States
Huerta Urges Alliance With Rebels Across Mexico
Juarez reports Miguel Acuna, authority from Huerta, seeking to negotiate with rebel leaders for a federals rebel alliance to oppose foreign interference. Acuna visited Chi huahua to confer with Gen. Carranza and Gen. Villa reportedly left Torreon for Chihuahua. Rebels refused a passport, wary of any pact with Huerta amid tense US relations. Carranza and Villa are believed to prefer risking a clash with the United States.
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Juarez
Mexico
Miguel Acuna
Huerta
Chihushua
Acuna
Carrapga
Villa
Torreon
Chihuahua
United States
Carransa
U S Soldiers Ready At Fort Biles Martial Law Imminent
U S troops are ordered to enter El Paro and place the city under martial law at the first sign of concerted disorder. The instructions were issued by the war department following the Tampico incident taking a curious turn.
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el Paro
Tex
Fort Biles
War Department
Tampico
Australia and democracy on the frontier of reform
An analysis of Australia as a vast, young land experimenting with democracy. The piece discusses white Australia policy, immigration, northern territory prospects, federation under a US-style constitution, and the push toward socialism amid frontier development and economic potential. It weighs potential lean years against democratic bets.
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Kaneas
Western Australia
Queensland
New Mexico
Arizona
Australia
America
H. M
Brisbane
Aus
Traila
Northern Territory
Tropics
Commonwealth of Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
Tasmania
United States
Mississippi River
Kent Tiritain
Frank Fox
Keen
Canada
States House
House
Senate
New South Wale
Alsa
High Court
Hee
Auer Street
Federation of Commonwealth
Wnited States Supreme Court
Gore
Labor Party
A Holman
Lolman
Labor
Etron
Wil
Joseph B Bowlsa
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Portillos Y Rojas
Wilcon
Mexican
Union
Charles J. Badger
T .H. Howard
Henry T. Mayo
Frank F. Pletcher
Vera Crus
U. S
Walter Williams
Ll.d
Jourmalina
Maver
Sydney
New York
Captain Cook
South Seas
England
Batburet
Erie Mountains
le Ber
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Town Hall
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