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Mexico

The Same Frustrations 100 Years Ago: An Article from The Washington Post on November 8th, 1913

January 15, 2022November 8, 2013 by ghostsofdc
President Wilson and his Cabinet

Interesting, and yet things never change. Read an article from The Washington Post written 100 years ago today, which speaks to the same frustrations many express today about US-Mexico relations.

Categories In the Paper, This Day in History Tags 1910s, Department of State, Mexico, Woodrow Wilson 2 Comments

Arizona Senator Calls to Annex Mexican Territory

December 26, 2022May 9, 2012 by ghostsofdc
Senator Henry F. Ashurst between 1910-1915 (Library of Congress)

This fascinating story from the early 29th century includes a senator from Arizona pushing to acquire Mexican land, expanding US territory in the southwest.

Categories Notable People & Places Tags 1910s, Mexico
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