No Ultimatum In Note To Mexico Jenkins Freed El Paso Report
The latest American note to Mexico calls for the immediate release of Consular Agent Jenkins imprisoned at Puebla. It condemns Mexican conduct as a calculated attempt to entrap the American official in legal proceedings. The note gives no ultimatum and offers no indication of future government action. An unverified report is current in El Paso today.
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Record trillion dollar congress opens with new federal estimates
The Associated Press reports in Washington that Secretary Glass submitted 1921 budget estimates totaling 4.865 billion dollars. The document projects nearly five billion dollars for peace time government activities, a sharp rise from prewar costs. The 66th Congress convened in regular session anticipated to run until the 1920 presidential campaign.
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