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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1911

Page

7

Mexican Revolution Peace Forecast as U S Troops Mobilize

The article describes claims by leaders like De la Barra and Madero about a quick peace in Mexico within days to weeks. It notes U S troop mobilization shaping negotiations, calls for the resignation of Diaz allies, and debates over reelecting presidents and neutral borders.

Mexico United States Iiaz Enor’ Madero Maderos de la Barra Madero St Louis Menxico Francisco Leo de Jarra Mexico City Forign Relgnions St. Loui Francisco Madero, Jr San Antonio Louis

Salisbury Plans Public Library Move in Salisbury

A movement to establish a public library in Salisbury North Carolina has begun. A meeting of citizens is scheduled for March 31 to plan the enterprise, backed by the D A R and other local organizations to push the project forward.

Salisbury N. C D. A. Fh

Mexico Alarmed Americans in Peril as Taft Mobilizes Troops

U S troops will stay on the border amid warnings of anti American sentiment in Mexico and possible unrest. Senators on foreign relations were shown evidence of threats to Americans and property as Diaz’s government and insurgents face pressure from Washington. The administration plans to keep forces ready and notes Mexico’s suspension of U S naval target practice at Magdalena Bay.

Diaz United States Magdalena Bay Senate Committee On Foreign Relations White House Mexico Cullom Illinois Messrs. Lodge Massachusetts Smith Michigan Clark Wyoming Mr. Taft Washington China Peking Taft Maderos Nves Senor de la Barra Americana Alt Grupo Cientifico Jose Limantour Gen

Not A Censor Warns on Mexican Policy Repetition

A historical alert recalls past U S cautions on Mexican turmoil. It cites Buchanan era messages urging Congress to authorize U S troops to protect citizens and property amid liberal clerical fighting, mass arrests, and brutal killings in Mexico. It argues against military intervention now, urging neutrality and respecting Mexican self rule.

Mexico Buchanan Congress United States Teple Tacubaya Sheridan Texas Juarez Foster

Gallinger Honored on Seventieth Birthday in Washington

Washington officials and civic leaders paid tribute to Senator Gallinger on his seventy fourth birthday praising his decades of service. Speakers from the District of Columbia and national groups lauded his work for the capital, education, and urban beautification, and presented gifts including roses, a silver tray, and a gold watch. Gallinger thanked the audience and reaffirmed his commitment to the District and the nation.

Senator Chandler Benetor Gallinger Senator Gallinger Washington A. T. Stuart Prof. Stuart Gallinger Warner American Civic Association of Chicago Chicago George F. Foster Plate Printers George H. Harries Hoard of Trade James F. Oyster Chamber of Commerce Gailinger New Hampshire Macfarland Mr. Gallinger National Wilbur FP. Thirkield Cannon Root Rudolph Senator District of Columbia Senate O Shates Harris Ewing H. B. F. Macfarland B. A.warner Committee

Guests Attend Senator Gallinger Dinner in Washington

The narrative lists numerous guests at a Senate event including President, Justice McKenna, and Secretary Wilson, with dozens of senators and officials from the Treasury and War Departments. Special guests from New Hampshire attend, followed by a long roll of attendees from official, professional, and local circles. A Mendelssohn quartet performed during dinner under Sydney Lloyd Wrightson.

Bailey Joseph McKenna United States Supreme Court Jamey Wilson Department of Agriculture Robert J. Gamble South Dakota Charles Dick Ohio Robert D. Owen Oklahoma Knute Nelson Minnesota Moses 2. Clapp Charles Curtis Kansas Julius G Burrows Michigan Clarence D. Clark Wyoming Reed Smuvot Utah Welden B. Heyburn Idaho George B. Chamberlain Oregon Porter J. McCumber North Dakota Wesley L. Jones Washington Frank B. Hrandagee Consecticut Eithu Root New York Joseph W. Batley Texas Frank B. Flint California Thomas H. Carter Montana Thomas 3. Martin Virginia Nathan B. Scott West Virginia Charles C. Carlin Joseph G. Cannon Finois Philp P. Campbell David J. Foster Vermont Irving P. Wanger Pennsylvania Charles D. Hilles the Treasury Cuno T H. Rudolph John A. Johnston Edward M Leonard Wood James M. Aleshire John Barrett Panama- American Union Gov Quimby New Hampshire Henry J.weat H. C. Shober Interior Department Ira E. Bennett Senator Gallinger F. W. Hartford Portsmouth N. H Ralph E. Gallinger Concord Flw Wasterbrook Nashua Feroy Stoddard Milton Ki. Alles T. H. Anderson George A. Armes William Stone Abert Arnald George C. Aukam Benjamin F J. W. Chappell Thomas Calver Charles H. Cragin W. W. Cox Myer Cohen J H. Crawford Percy Crawford W. A. H. Church John D. Carmody John G. Capers Zed H. Cop Davids Carll W. 3. Corby R. L. Corby Albert Carry P. V DeGraw Willam H. DeLacy H. H. Darneille Donnelly Waward Dean John Dolph Charles W. Carr Wiliam H. Dennis J. Murray Dove, Jr T. Dulin O. J . DeMoll Edward B DeGraw H. Bradley Davidson Robert C. Dove Edward M. Duliz Horace Dulin Orton E. Darnall George B. Davis B. H. Droop Orville B. Brown Edward C. Dinwiddie Carl A. Droop Jules A. Demonet Charles Demonet E. H. Daniel F. H. Dushay George W. Evans John Joy Kanon W. Elmer Espey Willam K. Bulls Edward H. Bta Charles W. Fairfax George E. Fleming Mendelssohn Quartet Sydney Lloyd Wrightson A. B. Ullmer F. R. Bumphrey William C. Mills G. H. Miller

Sarsaparilla Medicine Promises Vitality and Purity

An old advertisement touts Hoods Sarsaparilla as a superior spring medicine for blood purification nerve strengthening stomach toning and appetite restoration. It mentions a tonic form Sarsstabs and implies availability in a tote option or packaging for purchase.

Weather Conditions and Forecast Across Regions

Rain and snow cover the middle states and New England as a disturbance moves from eastern Ontario toward the Atlantic. Colder temperatures grip the lakes and eastern states while much of the west remains fair. A cold wave was ordered for northern New England with variable winds and rising gusts along coasts and the Great Lakes.

Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington Middle States New Hingland Lake Region Ontario Balint Lawrence Valley Tennessee Valley Manitoba Tennessee Mississippi Valley Mississippi Lakes Atlantic East Gulf States Central Plain States Missouri Valley Lakd Ohio Valley North Atlantic States New England Middle Atlantic South Atlantic East Gulf Coasts West Gulf Coast Lake Michigan

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