Archer and Terrell enter race for congressional seat
Judge Arch er announces his bid for Congress opposing incumbent Siayden. Terrell, veteran Texas legislator and former speaker, joins the race promising to champion district needs and bring attention to local interests. The two men discussed strategy with party allies as tensions rise over representation and policy directions.
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Ferrian & Son
Mexican’ Petroleum Company
Mexico
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Waco
San Antonio
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Terrell
Hexar
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Getting Americans Out of Mexico Big Problem
A fragmentary wartime note describes a large difficulty in evacuating U S citizens from Mexico. The text references possible declared hostilities, a communication to the state department, and mentions individuals such as Minnesara and Admiral Pletoher in unclear context. The readable bits imply concern over safety and coordination for repatriation.
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U. S
Merfen
Luis Bren
State Department
Two Mexicans and Spaniard Shot at Vera Cruz Attack
A clash south of Vera Cruz left two Mexicans and a Spaniard dead as attackers fired from a house top at American Marines. Nine Americans were unharmed. Neighbors fled, some arrestees were released, and arms and uniforms were found. Mexican officials declined to take over Vera Cruz government, leaving a military regime. Fort Floresville visit by Dallas businessmen notes and a school district bond approval for Travis County.
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Fear that yellow fever may spread globally from canal opening
Boston reports fear that opening the Tauame canal could trigger a world wide redistribution of yellow fever and cholera. Dr Richard P Strong warns the stegorius mosquito spreads yellow fever and could move from Pasumi to India, threatening commerce and prompt universal quarantine measures.
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India
Far East
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Europe
Althi
Mediation Offer Accepted Amid Mexico Crisis Tensions Rise
The article reports on accepted mediation offers among South American diplomats and U S officials amid the Mexican crisis. It notes Brazil Chile and Argentina backing mediation and outlines U S plans to prepare for possible action while seeking peaceful settlement. The piece covers Bryan and Garrison policy tensions and refugee movements toward Vera Cruz and beyond.
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Meatten
LAREDO OCCUPIED BY CONSTITUTIONALISTS. FEDERAL RETREATS
Melquades Garcia claiming authority of the Mexican Constitutionalist government arrived in Nuevo Laredo with five supporters and proclaimed himself town commander as reports say a Constitutionalist army may move to establish headquarters. Federal forces burned Nuevo Laredo and a locomotive broke down eight miles away. a machinist request was blocked. Governor Calhoun rejects Wilson plan to arbitrate Mex-USA dispute, warning it would imply recognition of Huerta.
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Arthona Seeks Troops Amid War Garrison Report
Senator Ashurst of Arizona urged Secretary of War Garrison today to reinforce Arizona with troops after receiving unclear guidance from official sources. The exchange suggests escalating concerns over state security and military readiness in the Southwest.
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Governor announces border guard mobilization amid tensions
In Austin Abel reports no extra regiments will be offered for the border guard as operations begin. Adjutant General Hutchings says provisional regiments are en route and Brownsville units will be commanded by Lt. Col. A. W. River with Captains Test and Zachary as staff. Militia officials expect no additional funding and no further troop deployments beyond two weeks.
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Garner Promises Money for Texas Troops on Border
Telegram from Congressman Garner to Governor urges payment of Texas state troops serving on the border. Secretary Garrison says funds exist to pay the Texan National Guard from an allocated sum. Governor notes U.S. troops including Brownsville give protection. Brownsville mayor thanks for prompt action.
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Blockade Proposals Amid Huerta Port Standoff
In a late April statement from Suarez and General Francisco Wilix, personal wishes urged the United States to maintain a blockade on Vara Cruz and Huerta ports. The message pledged loyalty to the Constitution, promised supplies to the city of Massea, and sought apologies for insults against Mexican citizens.
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Mexico and U S tensions vie in April reports and troop moves
Dispatches describe cross-border turmoil with Huerta era factions, calls for protections, and Mexican and American officials debating mobilization. Reports note refugees, potential troop deployments, and immigrant concerns across Texas and border ports as the crisis escalates.
Huerta Envoy Denies Orders To Close U S Consulate
Statements from Elias indicate no instruction to close the San Antonio consulate as Huerta officials, including Arturo Bilas, manage affairs in the United States. Dispatches suggested Ambassador Aguirre and others might follow suit, but no official action was confirmed.
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