Crowds See Outbound Kilpatrick Leave Port Amid Cheers
A 26,000 crowd on the Calvestem wharves watched the Kilpatrick depart for Mexico, convoyed by torpedo boats Flus- eer Preston and Held. Bands played Auld Lang Syne and Everybody's Down as soldiers waved and salutes flew, signaling farewell to the American transport.
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Moston
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Meade
Fluseer
Preston
Held
William Aucrom
Trackporta
Kilpatrick
General Funston
Tall
Texas
Mexico Ward
Canal Zone Tightens War footing under Goethals orders
Colonel George W. Goethals orders the Panama Canal Zone placed on strict war footing. Major Gerhardt leads two infantry companies to patrol Gatun locks and guard Miraflores and Pedro Miguel locks. Coast artillery may be deployed to fortifications at the Pacific and Atlantic ends amid unrest in the region.
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George W. Goethl
Panama Canal Zone
Canal Zone
Gosthale
Gerhardt
Tenth Infantry
Gatum Locks
Miraflores
Fedro Miguel
Pouseagion
Colon
Iowthala
Klamencal
Ulehre Telands
Pacific
Alost ‘Toto Paiot
Atlantic
Calumet Goethala
Diario
Vhlch
Colmmel Gombals Leve Hodrigues
Ambassadors Swap as U S and Mexico City Exchange Envoys
Nelson OShaughnessy American charge d affaires at Mexico City and Vers Crus Ener Algara charge d affaires of the Mexican embassy in Washington were handed passports and left. Washington says no war is declared though such steps resemble wartime postures.
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Washington
Nelson O'Shaughayesey
Mexico City
Vers Crusener Algara
United States
Spain
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
America
Menice City
Huerta
Nelson O Shaughnessy and Diplomatic Toss in Mexico City
Reported upheaval in Mexico City during the war era shows Nelson O Shaughnessy and staff ordered out by Huerta. The Spanish and British envoys and French embassy prepare to assume roles in Washington amid shifting diplomatic duties.
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Dan Cardoso de Oliveira
T Taxis
Mexico City
United Sates
Nelson O'Shaughneasy
Maxton
Huerta
Mr. Algara
Fepor
Luis Polo de Bernabe
Brittonel Sacky
Cleveland
Mesieu
Washington
Port Arkansas
Tex
Tampico
Jollivon
Unclear fragment hints at local figure names and events
Fragmentary text mentions individuals SEWOR DON ANGEL ALGARA and A Aves secretary. context unclear, no identifiable event, date, or organization clearly stated to summarize.
Reasters Offer to Fight and Political Shuffle
Fragmentary text mentions Merito and Ghepeard and a controversial proposal tied to Governor C. B. Cob oaltn nap and an adjutant Bae. Several names appear as arming or volunteers while details remain unclear from the OCR damaged segment.
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Ghepeard
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Arming
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Tessa
C. B. Cob Oaltn
Nap
Bae
Mearés
Americans Patrol Vera Cruz as Martial Law Enforced
Reports say Marines and bluejackets patrol Vera Cruz with Admiral Fletcher issuing a martial law proclamation. Mexicans flock to supply lines while U S forces restrict movement and prepare to shoot intruders after 7 40 pm. Over 200 wounded and many captured as tensions rise and diplomatic talks continue.
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Badger
Frank P. Fletcher
Carshare
Mexico City
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War Averts Hint as Diplomatic Talks Urge Neutral Mexico
Washington reports optimism after a White House meeting on Mexico policy. Officials cite Villa’s friendlier stance and talks at the State Department urging Carranza to stay neutral while reparation is sought from Huerta. Obregon warns Huerta risks a broader war. Congress considers aid for refugees.
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Wilson
Villa
Americas
Huerta
State Department
Ryan
Uonailate
Mexico
Anu
Carrenga
Lieneral
Joaquin Telles
Guaymas
General Obregon
Culiacan
Obregat
Aub Obrigon
al Emeelves
Vera Caunana
Vigilance Committee Forms Here In Town
A vigilance committee has been organized locally with members including Arie Tune, forming a collective effort to monitor public safety and report concerns to authorities. Community leaders urge cooperation and lawful conduct.
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Rebel General Carranza issues war threat to withdraw US troops
President Wilson and top officials convened after a note from Venustiano Carranza demanding US withdrawal from Veracruz and recognition of the constitutionalist government. A war council ordered troop movements and seizures of Mexican shipments, while a naval task force acknowledged the American landing. About 4 600 Marines and sailors were ashore.
Carranza threatens war if US does not evacuate Vera Cruz
The article reports General Venustiano Carranza threatening the United States with war should American forces fail to evacuate Vera Cruz. It notes protests and Catholic Club of New York events with Cardinal Parley's involvement and mentions a Wilson message draft. London editorials speculate on possible war with Mexico and the impracticality of peaceful settlement.
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United States
Mexico
Senatory Lodge
Weeks
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Constitutional Army
Vera Crus
Pledas
New York
Governor seeks federal troops over Colorado strike
Governor Ammons urged President Wilson by wire to send federal troops to quell the strike crisis in Colorado. Women at the statehouse pressed for immediate action and for an investigation into clashes at Ludlow. The history traces the 1913 United Mine Workers strike in which about 12,000 miners were involved and violence marked the camps from Ludlow to Forbes, culminating in the Ludlow tent colony fire.
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Cole
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Wilton
Federa
Colorado
Amnens
Wilson
P. J. Hamid
Linderfelt
John Chase
Atrikera
Ludlow
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Robert Lee
Segunda
Thomas Larius
Ammon
National Guard
Forbes
Xallitin
House
M. D. Foster
Diplomatia Relationa
Americas detained after train stop at Aguas Calientes
More than thirty Americans including men women and children were removed from a train at Aguas Calientes smelter and imprisoned. Gamton Hehmuts United States consul at Aguas Calientes Port Arkansas Texas was among those held.
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