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Foreign News November 22, 1913

The Watchman And Southron

Sumter, Sumter County, South Carolina

What is this article about?

Mexico City's Congress meets on Nov. 20 in defiance of U.S. demands. President Huerta defends his handling of the prior Madero-influenced congress, asserting no interruption of constitutional government. Tension grips officials and foreign residents; diplomats await events.

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Mexican Congress Meets.

Mexico City, Nov. 20.-The Mexican congress meets this afternoon in direct defiance of the demands of the United States. President Huerta will transmit a message defending his course in dealing with the recent congress which was controlled by Madero followers and declares that his course has not interrupted constitutional government.

There is no doubt but that congress will endorse the dictator's course. The utmost tension prevails among Mexican government officials. Fears prevail among all foreign residents. Members of the diplomatic corps refuse to discuss the situation saying "We will await events."

What sub-type of article is it?

Political Diplomatic

What keywords are associated?

Mexican Congress President Huerta Us Demands Madero Followers Constitutional Government

What entities or persons were involved?

President Huerta Madero

Where did it happen?

Mexico City

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Mexico City

Event Date

Nov. 20

Key Persons

President Huerta Madero

Outcome

congress expected to endorse huerta's course; utmost tension among officials and fears among foreign residents

Event Details

The Mexican congress meets in defiance of U.S. demands. Huerta transmits a message defending his actions against the previous Madero-controlled congress, claiming no interruption of constitutional government. Diplomatic corps awaits events.

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