Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-04
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, NOTABLE ACTS AND ACHIEVE
MENTS OF PRESIDENT
WOODROW WILSON.
Who Today Begins His Seventh
Year in the Presidency.

. April Z, 1913
g Created an innovation by per-
" sonally reading his message to
Z: congress.
9 March 8. 1917
9 Urged repeal of toll exemption
@ clause of the Panama canal act.
9. April FL
g Ordered the landing of United
9 States marines at Vera Cruz,
g Mexico.
8 February 10. 1915
@ Warned Germany she would be
o held accountable for American
9 losses due to U-boat warfare.
9 May 10
9 Protested to Germany against
9 the sinking of the Lusitahia.
g December &
9 Demanded that Germany recall
9 Captains Bodied and Won Papen,
o March Is, 1916
g Sent Pershing and 10000 troops
9 into Mexico in pursuit of villa.
g April 10
o Again warned Germany against
q her policy of submarine warfare.
o June IS
o Called out militia of As states
o for service on Mexican border.
o November IA
@ Protested against the deporta-
o ton of the Belgians.
o December 12--
o Requested warning nations to
9 define their terms for a lasting
o peace.
o February 3. 1911
o Ordered dismissal of Count Won
@ Bernstorff, the German ambassa-
o dor.
o February 81
9 Asked congress for authority
. to arm American merchant ships
9" January 8, 1913
g Announced war aims on repara-
o ton and restoration to invaded
g nations the famous IA points,.
| o September go
(. Urged upon U. S. senate the
Q granting of the franchise to wo-
o men.
! 9 October ID
{" Informed Germany that hostili-
o ties could not end while Ger
o many's crimes continued or the
@ kaiser ruled.
| 9 November e.
o Insisted that Germany accept
q" terms previously submitted to
o her.
! @ November IL
@ Rejoiced with the American peo-
o pie on signing of the armistice.
o December A.
o Sailed from New York to attend
o the peace conference in Paris.
@ December III
i o Arrived in Paris where he was
9, received with wild enthusiasm.
@ December 10
o Presented with the great gold
9 medal of the City of Paris.
@ December 21--
o Received an honorary degree
o from the University of Paris.
o December %
L" Spent Christmas day with the
% American troops at Chaumont.
o December 20
9 Royalty welcomed by the Eng
@ fish people on his arrival in Lon
o don.
@ December 81
@ Returned to Paris to resume
@ conference with peace colleagues.
9 January 1. 1919
o Left Paris for a brief visit to
o Italy.
o January 8
9 Received q tremendous ovation
o on his arrival in Rome.
e" January a.
g Visited Pope Benedict at the
o Vatican.
o January IS
o Central figure at the formal
o opening Of the peace conference
d" in Paris.
:" January %
/ " Successfully urged adoption of
d" his policy extending the hand Of
g fellowship to Russia.
" January 25-
o Addressed peace conference in
q. behalf of United States plan for
o League of Nations, which was
q adopted.
o February 8
o Presided at opening conference
o OF League of National commits
q sion.
g February 10
9 Saw the adoption of his draft
o for a League of Nations.
@ February ID
o Sailed from Rrest. with naval
. 9 escort, for the United States.
o February "a
D." Landed in Boston and delivered
o address in answer to criticisms of
9 the League of Nations plan.
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