Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-08
L.rss.t Military Movement Since
opanish. American War New In Full
|, e,vjna. With Persistent Reports That
Trouble 10 Expected - Will Have
Eject on Mexico Regardless.

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wnether Or not the concentration Of
= iSrce OF tho standing army Of the
o1fited States along the Mexican bor-
der and the moving OF q portion Of the
navy southwark along both sea coasts
are merely extensive Ioaneuvers. many
persons here familiar with political
conditions in Mexico regard the posi-
tion Of the United States at this par
ticular time to have an important
bearing on future events in Mexico.
Will havo Effect on Mexico.
Persistent ropoeA0 aTo THAI . change
ln The cabinet Of Rreoidsn3 Dtas soon
win b made. Tho state dspartnasnt
has been % informed unontcially.
Apart from any moral effect on the
e5aa&mant accorded American inter
este In the present trouble 1t 70 ex-
pected that the military denonstra-
4ion Of the United States whether 20
1nended or not, may have q potential
a4ect upon the political crisis in Mex
leo City.
Mexieans 20 Hold Conference.
4nuoe Linantour, Mexican minister
oesluaneA, who - now in New York. 10
ila4od Tor the post OF minister OF tor
oisn a6aass. He has long been recog-
aiiod . IN adviser In whom pEsddont
Tlas plaoaa much EelianoA 8sn0e D. =
1. DsG a. 0fk3saa AsBbaasAdof. VIII
cosle with 9enW 1Annantow In New
York today.
!; Early today three batteries Of field
ARTILLERY here left EuRt Myers. Va. Tor
ban Antonio. Tex.
4 4 Precautionary Measure.
The fact that the Mexican revolution
1,as developed 70 = point that seriously
endangero American interests became
known to the state department last
week. and official advices detailing the
conditions Of affairs in Mexico were
laia before President Taft and his ao-
visers by Secretary Knox at q caoanet
meeting last Friday.
The president at once called upon
the general stan Of the army ana the
~eneral board Of the navy to submit
for dealing with the
SITUATION. At a cabinet meeting today
~ foint request Of the army and navy
nmiciala TO send forces to the border
were roceived and discussed. 1t was
decided to act at once in conformity
with tho recommendations.
The American Investments In Mex
4cn hava = value Of moro than $780,
~. 900. ana for sonne time 1t has been
known that the Americans having
Hhesa intareets were becoming alarmed
~ the growth OF the insurection. the
nresident decided several days ago tnas
this government must prepare atseit :"
lnterveno for the protection OF AHe7
lcan residents and interests
The movement Of troops Will take an
entire division Of the United STATES
amy to Texas and along the Mexican
horder within Ave days. The following
4roops have entrained or arc PREPARING
% do so for the journey to the MEXICAN
border:
To San Antonio.
uaadnuarters and two battalionss
Drh<eenth infantry, from Fort Mack
Ffrst bettalion, Eighteenth infantry.
fros,, vvhipple barracks. Artx.. and Fort
,Vvingaas, N. N.
L F1ftseuth infantry from Fort Doug
E,sventh infantry from Fort D. A..
Russell, Wyo.
Thirteenth infantry from Leeven-
worth, Kan. ,...--
Hadnuaxters ana Tenth infantry
nom Hert Benjamin Harrison. 1nd:
Connany B. Tenth infantry. from
fort Thomas, Ky.
TwontY-e1Ghe an1AnUy asVa
9nelHng, 1kinn.
saeyentesnth infantry from Fort NC
Pherson. O..
rourth 1ieM artillery from Fort D. A.
Russsil. Wyo
aeoond battalion. Third artillery.
xfroan iFoee Myers, Va.
Ninth cavalry from FortfD. A. Rus
sell, Wyn
thorpe. 0a
Cosnpany D. signal corps, erom Fort
IAavonworth, Kan.
Third Aattalion Of engineers from
Inrt LeaRenworth, Kan.
70 Can Diego, cal.
Et9hth 1n3anHy from Monterey.
Thlrtie&h infantry from San Francis
% and FoFt Mason. Cal
To Galveston.
rwsave companies Of coast artillery
1s&sn New York City.
aTwNlvo companies OF coast artillery
(lGsa 1oet Monroe ana twelve CON.
anias of coase astillsry from the gulf
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