Huerta Withdrew One Request in Mexican Crisis
Huerta replies to US mediation notes sent from Vera Cruz on August 26, arguing that Mexico cannot accept outside conditions dictating its elections and sovereignty. He rejects immediate foreign loans and insists constitutional law bars his interim presidency from running, while acknowledging a possible later, dignified solution.
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Mexican Ad Interim Government Dialogue Recounts Toward Elections
Fragmented local notices mix with references to diplomatic talk. Names such as Miss Hazel Keath and F. Gamboa appear beside ads for pianos and music rolls. The text also mentions Mrs. PhoMps of Billings and Miss Catherine Crocker, with scattered notes on farms, travel, and social visits.
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Alaxico
Amariée
Tha United
Ghout
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Nately
F. Gamboa
Hirt & Fesler
Hershey
Mia Fannie Terman
Billings, Mone
Ruth Johnvoon
West Third Acrest
Weed
Hirt& Fesler
Hersaey
Harry PhoMps
Billings
Mont
Muscatine
Fred Block
Weat Fifth Street
Catherine Crocker
West Seventh Street
Wapello
Thin
Titus Loan, & Investment,Co
Ts. Ave
Mise
Clara
Fruitland
Henry Whitaren
Andrew Cochran
Bayfield
Helen
Anna Nol
West Fourth Street
Lon Friends -In- Bayfield
Ming Madeline
Nigg
Burlington
P. Wie
Mre
W. P. Harp
Philaro Guy
Chester
Ethel
Joe Ler
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Fairport
Geort Hartman
Gook Street
Will ‘TeStrake
Faiport
Lake Township
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TeStrake
Ether
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McColm Dry Goods Co
Atis Pat
Aidy
Davenport
Jowa
Journal
Park Place
Fair Oake
Hast Hill
G. W. Keckler
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Electric Bitters
Hi. Talton
Raleigh
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