Welcome Home Kilpatrick After Mexican Boundary Mission
A massive crowd of about 25 000 gathered on the Galveston wharves to bid farewell to the Kilpatrick and Meade as the troop transport ships sail toward Mexico. Bands played Auld Lang Syne and Everybody’s Dooty while soldiers cheered, saluted, and sang as torpedo boats Flusheer Preston and Held escorted the convoy.
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Raton
TeHk
Calvestem
Bande
Pitta Brigade
Moston
McClellan
Kilpatercn
Meade
Fluseer
Preston
Held
William Aucrom
Trackporta
Kilpatrick
General Funston
Tall
Texas
Mexico Ward
Canal Zone Goes On Strict War Footing
Colonel George W. Goethal orders the Panama Canal Zone onto strict war footing. Major Gerhardt and two infantry companies patrol Gatun, Miraflores, and Pedro Miguel locks while coast artillery units are assigned to fortifications at Pacific and Atlantic ends. The move follows anti American sentiment in local papers and concerns over Mexican interference in the canal region.
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Panama
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
American diplomats exchange passports in Mexico City
Nelson O'Shaughnessy, U S charge d affaires in Mexico City, and Vers Crus Ener Algara, Mexican chargé in Washington, handed their passports and left their capitals. Officials say the move does not signal war though it mirrors a SpainW Washington standoff.
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Washington
Nelson O'Shaughayesey
Mexico City
Vers Crusener Algara
United States
Spain
Nelson O Shaughnessy and Spanish Plaza Ambassadors
Nelson O Shaughnessy the American charge in Mexico City has been ordered out as Huerta governs. The Spanish minister Luis Polo De Bernabe and British ambassador Sir Bristol Sackville are cited in passport linkages. The French embassy will represent Mesieu at Washington as tensions rise in the Mexican capital.
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M. Cahbon
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
Unclear Note Tangles Names in Local Ledger
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple names and titles such as SEWOR DON ANGEL ALGARA and Aves secretary ane Soaney with scattered terms. No cohesive event or place is discernible, leaving only disjoint identifiers and partial roles.
Reasters Offer to Fight
Merito and Ghepeard volunteers joined a major dispute with an offer to fight. Named figures Tesane Arming Aveta and Tessa are cited alongside Governor C B Cobb who authorised the adjutant to act as marshal in the disputed area.
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Merito
Ghepeard
Simaedy
Tesane
Arming
Aveta
Tessa
C. B. Cob Oaltn
Nap
Bae
Mearés
Americans Patrol Vera Cruz as Martial Law Enforced
Reports say U S forces guard Vera Cruz amid hunger crowds seeking food. Marines and bluejackets patrol the city and suburbs after Rear Admiral Fletcher proclaims martial law. scouts push toward Mexico City while foreign consuls urge calm and cooperation.
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Vera Cruz
Badger
Frank P. Fletcher
Carshare
Mexico City
Blue
Cred
War May Be Averted Says Wilson Cabinet Ministers
President Wilson and his cabinet discussed Mexico policy after a long meeting amid optimism that war could be avoided. The administration cites Villa's friendly stance and seeks reparations from Huerta while hoping the constitutionalists stay neutral. Reports note communications between Generals Telles and Obregon showing factional hostility, with Congress ready to fund refugee aid and debate continuing on U S engagement.
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Washington
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 Formed In Local Settlement
A vigilance committee has been organized in the local settlement to oversee matters and maintain order. The group includes several residents aiming to protect the community and deter wrongdoing.
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Arie
Rebel General Carranza Threatens War and U.S. Withdrawal
Washington reports that Venustiano Carranza demands the United States withdraw troops from Vera Cruz and recognize the constitutionalist government. A war council convened, orders to seize shipments into Mexico were issued, and border reserves were readied. President Wilson and top officials were briefed as U S forces total about 4600 ashore at Vera Cruz.
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Washington
Venustiano Carranza
Conatitu-ionariat Army
Wilton
Vera Crux
United States
Tumpleo
Huerta
Carransa
Mexico
Platea
Bryn
Garrison
Breckinridge
War Department
Fetals
Carranza Threatens U S War Over Vera Cruz Evacuation
The report notes General Venustiano Carranza warning the United States to evacuate Vera Cruz or risk war. A Catholic Club of New York gathering led by Cardinal Parley produced a message to President Wilson, reflecting London press sentiment on U S actions against Mexico.
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Ganaral Carranza
Constitutional Army
United States
Vera Crus
Pledas
New York
Governor asks Wilson for federal troops in Colorado strike
Governor Ammons pressed President Wilson by wire to send federal troops into Colorado immediately to quell the strike unrest. He moved to petition directly after women at the statehouse demanded action and called for withdrawal of the militia and investigation into the Ludlow tragedy. The report traces violence since the 1913 United Mine Workers strike affecting about 12,000 miners, with clashes at Ludlow and Forbes and the National Guard called in October.
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Denver
Cole
Ammons
Wilton
Federa
Colorado
Amnens
Wilson
P. J. Hamid
Linderfelt
John Chase
Atrikera
Ludlow
Stat Legislature of
United Mine Workers of America
Robert Lee
Segunda
Thomas Larius
Ammon
National Guard
Forbes
Xallitin
House
M. D. Foster
Diplomatia Relationa
Refugees Seized On Train At Aguas Calientes
More than thirty Americans fleeing the country were taken from a train at Aguas Calientes and imprisoned in the local smelter. The group included Gamton Hehmuts US consul at Aguas Calientes.
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