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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1914

Page

12

Roosevelt Blames U S For Crimes In Mexico

The piece argues that President Wilson and Secretary Bryan exacerbated the Mexican crisis by meddling and supporting factions led by Huerta, Villa, and Carranza. It claims U S interference caused outrages against Americans and foreigners, and that Washington bears responsibility for the resulting turmoil and bloodshed.

Mexico Wilson Bryan

Young Girl Faces Death or Dishonor Dilemma in Uprising Letter

The letter from a Mexican girl to her pastor questions whether a woman captured by Zapatistas should end her life rather than submit to their will. It accompanies broader commentary on government responses to clerical clashes in Latin America and U.S. attitudes toward religious liberty. The piece cites affidavits held by Father Tierney and Father Kelly and critiques statements by Mr. Bryan regarding justice and reprisals. The discussion covers Toluca church decrees restricting Catholic rites and the balance between faith, politics, and government restraint.

Wilson Swarthmore Mobile Mr. Bryant Cerransa Villa Bryan Father Tierney Huerta Col. Roosevelt Zapatistas Mr. Bryan Masons Knights of Columbus Order of American Mechanics Catholic Church Methodist Church Ethical Culture Society United States

Prioress Reports Soldiers Attacked Nuns in Mexico City

The Carmelite prioress testifies to Col Roosevelt that Mexican soldiers assaulted nuns in Mexico City, with seven assaulted sisters sent to a maternity house. She fled with 24 sisters and hid in private homes to avoid barracks detention.

Mexico Col. Roosevelt Mexico City

Religious liberty clash sparks churchwear debate in Mexico fallout

The piece condemns Wilson and Bryan for backing a victorious Mexican faction and argues their stance threatens real religious liberty. It warns the proclaimed policy could bar ministers from public dress and even affect routine church offerings, signaling broader political entanglements.

Ples Messrs Wilson Bryan Mexico

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