The Secret Telegram That Brought the U.S. Into World War I

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Explore the intriguing history of 19th Street and the Beach in Galveston and the connection to the United States joining World War I. We explore the role Galveston played in relaying the infamous Zimmerman Telegram, where Germany urged Mexico to wage war against the United States in 1917. Learn about the significance of the Mexican Telegraph Company's headquarters in Galveston and take a closer look at the historic relay building, which is now a preserved Texas State Historical landmark.
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[@JohnnySteverson]

Awesome!

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[@aaronschindewolf6659]

I wonder if the cable on the US side went to the Telephone Building at Church and Kempner?

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I wonder!?