El Paso Mexican Battle Grounds Fire Across River
In El Paso Texas a clash across the Itla Granée near the Santa Fe bridge lasts 1 hour 45 minutes with over 500 shots. An American Private Linn was wounded in the lip and a Mexican defender was seen toppled. Fire focused near the customs house and immunization station as both sides exchanged rifle fire and then Mexican forces retreated toward Juarez.
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el Paso
Texas
Itla Granée
Santa Fe International Bridge
Linn
Juarez
Sant el Paso
Sond
United States
Stockholm Denies Visa to American Envoy Aboard Phelps
Stockholm refused to grant a visa to Livingston Phelps third secretary of the American embassy in Petrograd who wished to return to his post. American minister Ira Nelson Morris has had no contact with Bolshevik Vorovsky and declined to recognize his authority. The Bolshevik representative also refused to visa passports for national diplomatic couriers. The situation in Petrograd grows tenser with many Americans leaving and Messrs Judson and Young Men’s Christian Association workers seeking passes. Travelers from Russia report unease at the American embassy amid claims of no diplomatic immunity.
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Stockholm
Jan Overnent
Stockholms
Livingston Phelps
Petrograd
Phelps
Ira
Nelson Morris
Vorovsky
Vorossky
Petro
William V. Judson
Thistars
Toussia
Tre Dofa
Young Men's Christian Association
David R. Francis
Russia
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Cros
Pacific
Matthew Krulke
Bean TW. W
Krulke
Holshevike
Chicago
Ine
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Boston Transcript
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Gage
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California
Nester Johnson
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