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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1919
Page
5
The Mexican Consul Bentocchea places No. 5 en route to Chihuahua City via Presidio Texas. Cojame lies near the site where American aviators fell last Sunday. The consul cites Prineda with 200 troops and notes he left the Ojinaga garrison with a cavalry column soon after American forces crossed.
A newspaper fragment discusses withdrawal of recognition from the present government and recognition of rebels. It notes an ultimatum demanding end to the rebellion within a set period, settlement of foreign claims, resumption of debt service, and final disposition of the petroleum issue. The paper says the government should not grant these guarantees and mentions acting as an arbiter between parties.
El Paso reports Brigadier General James B. Irwin ordered the return of American troops after a pursuit into Mexico failed to recover stolen cattle. Colonel Glover warned the chase was fruitless as the raiders had a 12 hour head start and the trail vanished near the border.
General Prueneda asked Mexican aviators to reconnoiter the country near Las Palomas Chihuahua where Villa bandits have been reported. The capture of eight bandits is cited to support claims of Mexican federal troops cooperating with the American expedition. It is believed the Mexicans will be executed at Chihuahua City after court martial.
A legislative proposal aims to curb foreign inflow by requiring passports for aliens within exemption, while allowing others to enter if they declare intent to reside and seek citizenship. They would register annually, face deportation for noncompliance, and may be sent home after eight years if citizenship is not pursued. Contiguous territory visitors may get yearly cards. Chairman Johnson seeks a special committee to study the Japanese situation.
Roy J. White at Plains Hotel reports a lean confrontation featuring Buric and Ranting with Pike and Yauourt. details are scarce but the scene centers on a crowded venue and notable local figures.
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