Congress Approves 1934 Mexico Policy Resolution
After a ten hour debate, the House passes the administration substitute resolution affirming President Wilson’s aim to use armed forces to enforce U S demands on Gen Huerta and to avoid direct clash while signaling U S respect for national dignity. The vote ends 337 to 27.
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Ioria
The
Cesea
Mera Cruz
Atorsau
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Umility
Garricon
Burkeson
Marshall
Shively
Foratsa Relation Committee
Iain
Huerta
Shiveley
Rucrelary Garrison
Burleson
Toroulty
House
Loyal Filipino War Veterans Offer Service For U.S. War Effort
Veterans from the Chinago-Filly corps meet to pledge readiness to form a regiment of over 1,000 volunteers, many fluent in Spanish, with Parrell, former Army chief in the Philippines, leading the effort. A conference with Adjutant General Shand discussed mobilization of 6,000 to 100,000 men in 30 to 60 days for possible action in Mexico.
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Parrell
Philippines
Redcmvicue
Bpoingield
Adjt
Shand
Danné
Milwels
Spritefield
Mexico
Dentroyera to Sea. Penescola orders destroyers ready
A military convoy at La' Hotilla near Pensacola was assembled with twenty torpedo boat destroyers and two tenders. Adriel Badgey’s fleet prepared to depart after a Monday afternoon meeting. Naval officers raided the destroyers as the operation aimed to project into the Gulf.
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Penescola
Fla
la’ Hotilla
Sflernoan
Mteer Admiral
Ready to Go South. First Regiment Minne sota National Guard
The First Minnesota National Guard unit is ready to be called into service. Colonel F. faces says a regiment of 600 men could be placed in action within two hours. Engineers offer services with 200 locomotives pledged to assist in rapid mobilization.
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Face
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Wilson
Thile
Hvadwearders
Parillo Y Hoss
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Agene
United States
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Tadiptod
Cal
Raymond Minassoan
Wat Point
Cevabnet Vembie
Ant Cand
Mie Keneral
Murr
Anragarn
Veltiat
Bogan
Zorayoss
Zaragoens
Umajees
Altulra
Mexico
Bufne Abe
Wtarta
Ameritohn
Maye Relatien
Ile América
Ameo
President Wilson warns Congress over Mexican crisis
The message emphasizes executive power in response to Mexican turmoil and asks Congress for action. It cites martial law, protection of U S interests, and cooperation with the Mexican government while asserting U S authority and duties to maintain peace and security. The dispatch highlights risks, protests, and calls for firm measures.
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Wretera
Valenites
Cerio Watblugter
D. O
Proadent Wilton
Victorinne
Hueerig
Mexico
Netion
Aydil
U. S
Dolphie
Murbide
Toapico
Wship
Oni
Alyerta
Otuad
Jeavett
Une
Tumpica
Herts
Murarta
Tampico
Maya
United States
Pat
Sailors warn foreigners to board ships at Vera Cruz
The Navy orders American merchants to evacuate Vera Cruz as Commander Hughes directs ships to shelter foreigners including women like Vera grit and Apel 21 All Americas. The U S Consul Canada arranges refuge while authorities urge all Americans to leave Mexican harbors for safety.
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Americas
Canada
Mexico
Esporadza
Java
United States Navy
FL Hughes
Star of the
Ute Ainter sMand
Severn
Conner Hughes
Mer
Wiliam
Washington, D
Auvy Department
Oll Lis
Vera’ Cruz Harbor
Flyers Ready to Go From St Louis for Meédiea
Albert L. Lambert announces a group of 42 aviators from Lie rerps awaiting departure for Meédiea. The message outlines aims in work and temperament as guiding principles for the mission.
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St. Louis
Aviados
Army
Alyses
Mexican Salute Controversy and U S Mexican Talks
Reports describe Huerta's government and American reaction over a Fort Temple salute incident. President Huerta faced U S pressure urging unconditional salute or negotiation terms as Mexican authorities debate military protocol and potential consequences for marines at Tarpleo and Tampico.
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Walt
Achat Mayo
Dommanier
Saundros
Thoda
Republic of Mesteo
Beonna
Fang
Rebala
Maria
Tollaws
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