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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1913
Page
7
Reports from El Paso indicate peace talks with Guerrero leaders Juan Andrew Alan and Julio Radillo are likely, while Orozco factionists show willingness to cooperate. Government actions include port closures, rail line cuts, and amnesty moves as Huerta seeks stability and consolidation amid northern revolts.
Ernesto Madero, Mexico's finance minister, warns in a Washington Post interview that the country faces nearly insurmountable economic troubles amid a perceived revolt. Meanwhile, sixteen relatives of Gen. Madero and Pino Suárez sail to Havana aboard the Cuban cruiser. Francisco I. Madero Sr. and kin, escorted by the Cuban minister, join the group as they travel toward Havana, then plan to proceed to New Orleans and eventually Europe.
Brownsville reporters say troop dispatches to Matamoros and Brownsville stemmed from a misunderstanding. Americans faced no molestation. Matamoros remained quiet. Texas officials note sensational hostilities were temporary and border protection actions needed clarification.
Texas and New Mexico senators plan a push today in the Senate to demand adequate troops for El Paso and other border points. Senator Sheppard will seek action before the foreign relations committee or on the Senate floor. Senator Futl threatens to reveal in the Senate the War Department’s aims behind troop concentration at Galveston.
The United States holds a hopeful view on Mexico's outlook after cabinet discussions of Wilson and consular dispatches. Huerta’s government faces threats from Carranza and armed bands, while brigandage and desertions affect Torreon and nearby rail lines. Transport Meade moves to Galveston as officers assess border peace.
Prohibitionists seek a compromise to avert the Jones Works amendment and district funds loss. A substitute would cap saloons at 600 and raise licenses gradually to 1500, with bans near schools churches and military sites and no licenses issued until population reduces to one per 1000.
General Frederick A. Smith arrives at Galveston with 300 soldiers as Fifth brigade and parts of other units mobilize at Fort Crockett. Additional brigades to camp at Texas City while transports McClellan and Kilpatrick dock, aviation camp orders shift to Galveston. Major Carter heads toward Texas City to oversee assembling troops.
Promotes Poslam as a rapid, effective cure for eczema, acne, pimples, scalp issues and all surface disorders. Describes antiseptic, soothing and healing power, urges use in air conditions, praises Poslam Soap for skin health and beauty, lists Pastam and Pastaim Leap prices and offers free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
Abraham Gonzalez, former Chihuahua governor, stands trial by a court martial in El Paso. He faces charges of a revolutionary plot to dynamite Chihuahua City barracks housing federal troops. Col. David de la Fuente arrives from the north to assess offers and seek peace terms.
The Congressional Club hosted a farewell reception for Mr. and Mrs. Taft, four years after their first hospitality event. Guests, many retiring from public life, mingled with the President and First Lady amid spring decor, orchids, and an orchestra playing The Star Spangled Banner.
A guest list highlights prominent attendees including Mrs. Duncan A. Fletcher of Florida, Senator Cum ming and Mrs. Cum ming of Iowa, Representative Wood of New Jersey, Admiral and Mrs. Kimball, and many other dignitaries from Illinois to Oregon. The gathering features future club president Mrs. Roverts and numerous state representatives and officials in attendance.
Charles B. Hanford receives warm, genuine tribute for his Antony in the forum scene. The Brutus by R D MacLean earns masterful praise for poise and power. Supporting cast include Tyter and Misa Dromah. some pacing and elocution flaws noted. Scenic touches praised for a final tableau that stands as a notable artistic achievement.
Col. W. W. Judson, engineer commissioner, received a rising vote of thanks from the Randle Highlands Citizens Association after D. A. Wywards highlighted his services to the city. Mrs. Woodward Clark spoke on women's suffrage and London's wartime horrors. Local women and a Highland trio of girls participated in the program.
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