Border tensions rise amid alleged Mexican threats
Reporters note rumors of imminent martial law on the border as U S authorities monitor possible Mexican incursions from the Rio Grande. Agents describe plans for potential attacks and increased border vigilance, with emphasis on vigilance by Mexican factions and U S countermeasures at key crossings.
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Reciprocal pursuit pact allows cross-border pursuit
The United States and Mexico agreed to a reciprocal arrangement permitting either nation’s forces to pursue outlaws across the border. Secretary Lansing announced after talks with President Wilson, outlining that the pact aims to curb bandits threatening lives and property along the international boundary and to restore peace after recent unrest.
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