The evening world., 1914-04-15
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events Mexico significant that untoward incidents such
these have not occurred in any where representatives Of
other governments concerned but only In dealings with
representatives Of the United States and there has been
casion for other governments to call attention to such mat
to ask for apologies
UNITED STATES SINGLED OUT FOR INSULT.
"ese repeated offenses against the rights and dignity Of
the United States offens not duplicated with regard 10 the rep
resenaives Of other governments have necessarily made the
impression that the Government of the United States
singled out for manifestations Of lwil and contempt
"The authorities Of the State Department feel confident
that when the seriousness and the cumulative effect Of these
incidents made evident to the Government o Mexico that
Government will the popety and the necessity Of giving
such evidences Of It's desire to repudate and correct these things
will be not only satisfactory to the Government OF the
United States but also evidence to the of the world
entire change of attitude.
There be loss 10 the dignity Of the de fco Gov
ement in Mexico in recognizing in the fullest degree the
claims Of great sovereign government to its respect
While the fighting ships turning their prows toward Tampc
Senator's and Representatives summoned the White House
be informed Of all phases of the situation Congress might pr
\ pared for any further steps.
Acting Chairman Shvey the Senate Foreign Relations Con
ms Senator Lodge the ranking Republican of that committee C
, ference with the President.
WILSON 70 GET AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS-.
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necessary.
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