Orders Out Troops By Direction Of President
United States soldiers to be sent to Del Rio El Paso and other Texas points under President Roosevelt direction to aid civil authorities in preserving order. Mexican government asked the U S to prevent neutrality law violations and the attorney general advised the action with Texas governor asked to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
Department of Texas
San Antonio
del Rio
el Paso
Texas
United States
Department of State
Quiet at Torreon as government vows swift action
City of Mexico reports no new disorders in the Torreon area and describes the malcontent groups as common criminals. Interior, war, and state departments say quiet reigns, with rurales pursuing scattered insurgents in Durango and Coahuila. Vice President Corral leads the campaign. Foreign Minister Mariscal says manifestants on U S soil will be extradited as common criminals.
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City of
Mexico
Capitol
Viesca
Las Vacas
Interior, War and State
Torreon
United States
Senor Corral
Coahuila
Mariscal
Rio Grande
Not a Fake Revolution in Mexico, Says Texas Visitor
Sam P. Harrison, a Blanco, Texas resident, arrived in Dallas with his family en route east and spoke on the Mexican disturbance. He calls it a dead earnest affair, suspects Diaz’s army harbors revolutionists, and predicts a future uprising after Diaz’s death unless new leadership emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Sam P. Harrison
Blanco
Cuidad Porferio Diaz
Harrison
Mexico
Diaz
Mr. Harrison
Troops Ordered to Mexican Border in Neutrality Move
San Antonio Texas June 30 by order of the war department federal troops of the department of Texas under Brigadier General A L Meyer are to proceed to the Mexican border to preserve the neutrality law between the United States and Mexico. Most troops are at or heading to Leon Springs for joint maneuvers starting July 2 and will leave camp immediately. Chicago June 39 Birch F Rhodus Edward F Rhodus and Thomas Rhodus organizers of Central Life Securities company and several subsidiaries have been arrested on charges of using the mails in a scheme to defraud. They were arraigned and bond set at 15000 with postponed hearing to July 9. Columbus Ohio June 80 four Columbus men offer to sell their fingers for 300 to A C Balloux of Wheeling WV who lost digits in an ice cream freezer and is hospitalized at East Liverpool. His brother Joseph Balloux offered 200 per finger. the men are Robert E Robbins W E Thompson O B Masperger and a man signing as D of Edward Street.
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San Antonio
Tex
War Department
Department of Texas
A. L. Meyer
United States
Mexico
Department
Leon Springs
Chicago
Birch F. Rhodus
Edward F. Rhodus
Thomas Rhodus
Central Life Securities Company
Columbus
A. C. Balloux
Wheeling
W. Va
East Liverpool
Joseph Balloux
Robert E. Robbins
W. E. Thompson
O. B. Masperger
Edward Street
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Ling
Ise Madras
Fruit of
Loom
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Gingham Petticoats
Minn
First National Bank
Austin
Minn U. S
W Shaw
H. L. Banfield
N F Banfield
H J Droft
CH Johnson
N. W
Austin National Bank
F. Il Jrane
I. &. Mitchell
H. Mitchell
Austin Lodge No
Eik’s Hall
J. Solon Wood
Homer F. Pierson
Wold’s Drug Store
Main and
Bridge Street
Austin, Minn
Crane
Wallace Gregson
W. Mill St
Uectris
Deam
A. W. Allen
M. D
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Arthur W. Allen
St. P. Ry
Bridge Streets
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