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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1919
Page
13
No 5 continues toward Chihuahua City per Mexican Consul Bentocchea at Presidio Texas. Cojame lies near the site where American aviators fell last Sunday. The consul reports Prineda commands 200 troops and left the Ojinaga garrison with a cavalry column soon after American forces crossed.
The article notes ongoing discussions on withdrawing recognition from the current government and treating rebels as a separate entity. It discusses an ultimatum demanding guarantees to end the rebellion, settle foreign claims, resume debt service, and resolve the petroleum issue, with the paper advising the government not to concede.
Brigadier General James B. Irwin ordered the withdrawal of U S Army cavalry pursuing Mexican cattle thieves who raided a ranch on the American side. Colonel Glover reported the chase was hopeless after a 12 hour head start and the trail was lost near the border.
General Prueneda asked for Mexican air reconnaissance near Las Palomas Chihuahua where Villa bandits have been reported. Eight bandits were reportedly captured to support claims Mexican federal troops aid the American expedition. Execution likely at Chihuahua City after court martial.
The proposal limits time for aliens under exemption clauses, requires passports via consular agents, and allows some without passports if they intend to reside and seek citizenship. It mandates annual registration, two year first papers, five years to final citizenship with English and government knowledge tests, and potential deportation for noncompliance. Contiguous territory visitors may get annual cards. Johnson proposes a special committee to study the Pacific coast and Japanese situation.
Roy J. White hosts at Plains Hotel as Buric and Ranting Pike perform in a leanowa auaramtped evening with highlighted moments and local audience interest.
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