Mexico Peace Parley Hinted Amid Huerta Crisis
April 27 reports from Vera Cruz and Mexico City say Argentina Brazil and Chile consider intermediation to end the Huerta regime. President Wilson approves mediation terms and Congress debates next steps as U S forces eye possible action to back a constitutional government.
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Mexico City
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Argentina
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Chile
United States
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Nuerta
Charge Alsamo
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Canada
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Vera Cruz
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Ristéher
United State
Brazil
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Moexico
Shively
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Caryer
Actisty
Congress
Tarn Republic
Battle Echoes of Vera Cruz and Mexican War Talk
Fragmented OCR text discusses US military actions and political debates over Mexico in 191? era. Mentions Rear Admiral Pletcher, Gen Frederick Funston, and war sentiment in Congress. References peace proposals, South American options, and potential moves toward Mexico City with emphasis on military and diplomatic maneuvering.
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Wattina
Senate
Mexico
Hey
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College salaries raised in education meeting report
In a recent education gathering, salaries for college staff were discussed with notable figures mentioning raised pay scales. The discussion referenced specific salary figures and adjustments, underscoring the push for improved compensation in higher education.
Des Moles and War Talk From The Interborough News
The article cites Mr. Shonts describing wartime sentiment in Des Moines and across the United States. It mentions President Wilson and Spanish American War themes, with business leaders supporting the war effort and urging strong action against enemies. The piece notes a mood of unity and the prospect of consolidation of influence in national policy.
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Mexico
Theg
Dors
Shonta
Stov
Meallee
Shonts
United, States
Jonzyngo
Rent Paltécinen
Ita
Vera Cruz Crisis and Mexican War Commentary
A distorted 19th century editorial discusses Vera Cruz as a key node in US Mexico conflict. It frames Vera Cruz as Mexico’s gateway and compares its port importance to New York City. The piece denounces Mexican patriotism and accuses authorities of failing to defend sovereignty during wartime.
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Guerrila
Bonjantin
Hayward
Washington, D.C
Methodist Church
Vern Cris
Des Milnes
Slextea
Americum
New York City
Federalé
Wilson
Mexico
Wipifedernis Reinga
Wlisha
Masto
Federala
Gal. Oy
Nigel Deaven
Rear Admiral Mayo Leads American Forces in Tampico
Rear Admiral Hapry Maya commands American troops at Tampico amid tensions with the Mexican dictator. The unit demands a proper salute and asserts readiness to resolve the standoff.
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P- Maya
Wareltre
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