Mexican crisis prompts cautious U S policy shift
The analysis argues the United States should foster Mexican brotherhood and avoid material damage while ending the crisis swiftly. It warns against indirect intervention and highlights the risk of drawing Japan into Americas affairs. It notes a rise in Pan American racial theories and the danger of prolonged conflict with Mexico.
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Rome
Europe
Mexico
Japan
America
Guglielmo Ferrero
Erica Andurope
Ica
Pacific
Atlantic
New World
Chile
California
Empire of Rising Sun
Republic of Ties
Arisin
California Gates
Far East
Tokio
United States
Buenos Aires
Rio Janeiro
New York
Chicago
Peru
Brazil
China
Mikado
Porfirio Diaz
Mexican
Pacific Coast
Mysterious Stranger Mapped Fort Gaines Fortifications
Secretary J A Joullian of the Alabama Oyster Commission said U S army officers at Fort Morgan are investigating a report that a mysterious man on Dauphin Island made a complete map of Fort Gaines defenses. The stranger camped near government barracks and allegedly stole clothing and food. court martial proceedings are expected.
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J. A. Joullian
Alabama Oyster Commission
Mobile
United States Army
Fort Morgan
Dauphin Island
Fort Gaines
Joullian
Coden
J. O. Strickland
Government Barracks
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BLE
Bays Ameriga
Lan
Guglielmo Fer
SPY
Dauphin
Copenhagen
VOILE
Hammel
H. Black
Taffetas
Hammel’s
Tasserine Lawn
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