The US occupation of Veracruz ceased.
Today In Wyoming's History: November 23: 1914 The last of U.S. forces withdraw from Veracruz, occupied seven months earlier in response to the Tampico Affair. The crisis in Mexico would continue, and spill over the border early the following year, an event which would cause the Federalization of the National Guard, including Wyoming's.
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A national tribute was held in New York City for servicemen killed in the Battle of Veracruz.
Fighting in Veracruz ceased and the occupation of the city began.
35,000 obsolescent German, Austrian and Italian rifles and 5,000,000 rounds of ammunition were smuggled into Ulster from Germany and distributed by automobile in the Larne Gun Running incident to Ulster loyalists in anticipation of fighting over the issue of independence, with the Ulster Volunteers opposed to it.
Captain Robert Bartlett and Kataktovik reached Emma Town having traveled 700 miles in their effort to secure relief for his stranded party. They secured passage there to Emma Harbour, a weeks journey, so that he could travel to Alaska by ship from there.
The Brooklyn Federal League team was photographed.
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The first game was between the Chicago Whales and the Kansas City Packers.
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The Titanic Engineers' Memorial was unveiled at Southampton, UK.
Babe Ruth, age 19, pitched his first major league game for the Baltimore Orioles.
A force of 2,300 U.S. Marines and Sailors landed in Vera Cruz over the spat the US was engaging in over the Tampico Affair. Fighting broke out by noon and the Battle of Veracruz was on.
The House of Representatives voted 337 to 37 in favor of the intervention.
The papers were full of speculation about a war between the US and Mexico.
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