17 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1911
Page
1
U S officials asked the Mexican government for reassurances regarding the Dougiiue War and the insurgent threat on the border. The démarche aims to prevent a repeat incident as the insurgent army, about 1000 strong, concentrates near Juarez and could threaten cartats amid ongoing peace negotiations.
Eagle Pass Texas April 17 Prani 4p0 1. Madero Jr. was to reach Chihuahua today on a train provided by the Mexican government after an apology for delays. Authorities suspected a ranch of stock containing arms and ammunition for revolutionists, but no arrests had been made.
At Pato Texas on April 17 W P Cowden C F Cowden Jr and J HL Yates bought 1000 cattle from the Nelson Norris ranch near Midland for 400000 dollars. Houston police say a negro suspect in the Mrs H C Arnold case was released after being held in a baffling investigation.
Rebels and federal forces clash in Agua Prieta with machine guns firing across the border from Douglas. American cavalry and spectators watch as bullets plow through towns while doctors and volunteers aid the wounded. Insurgent commander Pancho Villa seen moving toward Agua Prieta to establish quarters amid reporting that elections are held Sunday in Casas Grandes.
A warrant was issued for the arrest of G. P. Brokum after a fire damaged several thousand dollars of property. The case, reported by Unsocited Press, notes police traced arson indicators and that Brokum left town briefly before the blaze.
State Transfer Agent escorted two prisoners from the district court term to the Huntsville penitentiary. Bootsey Jackson, a negro, sentenced to seven years for robbery. Randolph Joss, sentenced to two years for burglary.
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