Intervention in Mexico Now Wilson Plan
Wilson and Lansing prepare a note rejecting Carranza withdrawal demands. An attack on Pershing's expedition is expected. border raids escalate, with San Ignacio camp attacked and three troopers killed. Officials warn Carranza may respond with armed opposition while refugees are to be sheltered by transports.
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Tee Tome Booneington
Mexico
Wilson
Scretary Lansing
Carranga
Carranza
14Th Cavalry
San Ignacio
Tex
Asely
Carenca
Tonger
Pershing
State Department
Republic
Galveston
Navy
Hancock
Santo Domingo
Vera Cruz
Ne Mann
Rodgers
Mexico City
Lansing
Cecil Spring-Rice
State
War Department
Inter 88
Becware
United States
Carone
Villa
Carranza Officer Among Slain Raiders
Laredo Texas report on a raid near San Ignacio details that a bandit killed wore peon garb while others were well armed. Papers found on one fighter identified Major Cruz Ruis of the Carranza army, indicating the attacker’s officer rank.
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Laredo
Tex
San Ignacio
Cruz Ruis
Carranza
US warns Latin America on Carranza policy
The State Department reports that recognition of Carranza by six republics prevents intervention fears but warns it would be a breach of faith if the United States intervenes now. Telgraphic updates from Mexico City and Saltillo describe municipal election plans and a pursuit of De la Rosa’s gang, with De la Rosa captured after fleeing to Monterey.
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Carranza
South
Central America
Wilson
United States
State Department
Mexico City
Saltillo
Ricaut
de la Rosa
Monterey
Lampasos
Mexican Editor Led Across Border by Laredo Men
About a mile from the Rio Grande a group of thirty Laredo residents forced Leo D. Walker editor of El Progreso into Mexico at gunpoint and ordered him not to return to the United States. They also told others connected with the paper to stop publishing.
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Rio Grand
Mexcan
Texas
Laredo
Leo D. Walker
el Progreso
Mexico
United State
United States
42 Still Missing in Pacific Wreck Aboard Bear
Forty two aboard the steamer Bear were missing after grounding off Mendocino coast in fog. With 144 survivors in Eureka and 29 at Capetown, 168 of 210 aboard had been accounted for. two boats and a lifeboat capsized, one crewed boat floated ashore, and the Oregon battleship assisted, while rescue efforts continued.
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Eureka
Gal
Bear
San Franeines
Portland Steamship Company
Mendocino
California
Capetown
Atramer
Sugar Loaf Reef
Louis Nopander
Blunt's Reef
Bear River
Relief
Grace Dollar
Oregon
Hear River
George J.eonmra
Smesevetor
Pacific University
Forest Grove
Ore
Thore
Mr. Leonard
They Are and Have Been Non Combatants
The text speaks of civilians as passive blameless victims of slaughter and notes the people of this country sending relief with generosity and sympathy to Allied nations while urging neutrality in sympathies and support for the war effort.
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