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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1914

Page

12

Million Rounds Held Up as Galveston Sees Arms Embargo

One million rounds of small arm ammunition destined for constitutionalist forces along the Mexican border are seized in Galveston and will be returned to manufacturers due to the arms embargo. Signal Corps sails for Vera Cruz on the Esperanza, refugees organize to seek Mexico return, while the Glacier and Justin carry more refugees and report Mazatlan under rebel pressure and water shortages.

Galveston Signal Corps Esperanza Texas Mexico Fifth Brigade Vera Cruz United States Congress Glacier San Diego San Francisco Mazatlan Justin

Refugees report insults by rurales near Calexico

Americans along the international border report to military officers they endured insults by Mexican rurales or line riders. A boy was chased across the line several miles west of Calexico and a woman said bullets were fired at her during the incident.

Clexico Cal International Here

Villa ARMY take Saltillo in bold move to front

Villa mobilizes about 15 000 rebels around Saltillo as Monclovia Herrera leads a 1300 man brigade. Federal defense strengthens from 2200 to 16 000 with garrisons at Saltillo Zacatecas and Tampico. Tampico and Zacatecas are reported besieged as Villa prepares a protracted campaign.

Chihuahua Mex Argentina Brazil Chile Mexico Villa Saltillo Herrera Fernandecos Torreon Monterey Tampico Velasco Zacatecas Natera Nebel

Regulars replace Arizona militia at Yuma border post

Yuma Arizona April 30 The Arizona militia on border patrol duty recalled by Governor Hunt was replaced today by Company D of the Twelfth United States Infantry along the Laguna dam irrigation gates and canals.

Yuma, Ariz Arizona Militia Governor Hunt Twelfth United States Infantry Laguna Dam

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