Massacre Deaths Trump Mexican Guerrilla Violence Reports
Reports from El Paso and Washington detail killings by Villa troops in Chihuahua. Americans and two English women are said to have been killed near the Barbara ranch and other areas, with rumors of further executions and pursuit as families await funeral plans.
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EL Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Vila
Villa
Jack Letthhridge
Mel Berry
Barbara Ranch
Hearst
Americans Killed By Villa Bandits
A corrected list of American victims from the Santa Ysabel massacre names C Watson El Paso E L Robinson El Paso George W Newman El Paso K P McHalton El Paso Thomas Anderson El Paso Adam Johnson El Paso J H W Shomons Danville Ia Alex Hall Douglas Ariz Charles A Pringle San Francisco Fom William 7 Wallace Tom Stone Arty Hf C Hass Rolla and Kansas City Mo 4 P Coy Los Angeles J Woon Houston Tex W T Pearce San Francisco Maurice Anderson Fl Pawn Avery H Conch Oxzone Tex M Romero Las Vegas N M Charles Wadleigh Bisher Ariz All were American by official claims today station agent said Snell and Woods passed bound westward after the massacre train was reported to be in trouble The agent said he warned the two men they would be in danger a Villista deserter arrived saying bandits waited for a train They said they would go to Cusi camp and could handle them Continued on Page 4.
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Ca- Nooéa
Sonora
Phelps-Dodge
Hen Snell
Frank Woods
Santa Yantol
C . Watson
el Pas
E. L. Robinson
Paso
George W. Newman
K.P. McHalton
Thomas Anderson
el Paso
Adam Johnson
J. HW. Shomons
Danville
Alex Hall
Douglas
Ariz
Charles A. Pringle
San Francisco
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Wallace
Tomstone
Arty
Hf. C. Hass
Rolla
Kansas City
P. Coy
Los Angeles
J. Woon
Houston
Texas
W. T. Pearce
Maurice Anderson
Fl Pawn
Avery H
Conch
Oxzone
Tex
M. Romero
Las Vegas
N. M
Charles Wadleigh
Bisher
Ysabel Station
Snell
Martial Law Declared as Carranza Foe Huerta Riots Rise
General Pershing proclaims martial law in El Paso amid growing unrest. U S forces, led by Pershing at Fort Bliss, report rioting and street fighting as Carranza forces meet defeat by Huerta revolt and tensions escalate in border area.
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General Pershing
el Paso
Paso
Jan. C
Former Dictator Huerta Dies in El Paso
General Victoriano Huerta died at 8 35 pm after weeks of illness from liver sclerosis. Surrounded by family and servants, funeral arrangements were announced. Huerta, a career soldier, backed various regimes and led Mexico during the 1913 to 1914 upheavals before his overthrow.
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EL Paso
Victoriano Huerta
Huerta
Francisco Madero
Germany to Offer Vast Field for the Products of America After the War
The World reports on future trade with Germany and the United States as the war ends. German and American manufacturers debate postwar relations and whether a commercial boom will follow. Leaders from American commerce weigh opportunities in Germany and Britain, with calls to resume exchange while avoiding wartime abuses.
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Germany
America
United Billow
United States
Cormany
Warn
Isaac Wolf, Jr
Gesoination of
Commerc and Trade
George 8. Atwood
Iraao Wolp
American Boxview Union
Aneiria
Weather Report for Wyoming with Snow Likely
Wyoming forecast shows cloudy conditions and probable snow, with colder temperatures in the northwest. Light to moderate snowfall is expected as a front moves through, bringing chilly air and gusty winds in higher elevations.
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Wyoming
Haturdes
Queen Bophla summoned to Emperor William's bedside
Reports say Queen Bophla of Greece will depart for Berlin at once to be beside her ill brother Emperor William. Other items note two seismograph shocks in Georgetown, a German torpedoing claim, a Nashville cyclone injury, and weather and war updates across the Atlantic.
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Wales
Bophla
Greece
William
Berin
Troop Rally Fights Reported At Nealon Involving Archmedy Forces
Report from Et, Texas cites General Archmedy commanding about 5,000 Oarstran troops believed victorious in a battle at Nealon against Douglas and Curity forces. Dispatches say Rodhenen was slain, captives and casualties reported, and American volunteers aided from Madera and Balabor as bridges near Madera held.
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Pas
Tex
Henjamin Archmedy
Hadsieen
Wwen
Nealon
Douglas
Gomes Palatio
Hnvte
Micredomards
Rodrlanes
Tee
Blood Stained Mexico Situation and U.S. Reactions
Turmoil in Mexico follows violence with foreign nationals affected as U S authorities and political leaders debate intervention. Reports describe mass killings, arrests, and foreign nationals being expelled from parts of Chiapas and surrounding districts amid military and civil authorities tightening controls.
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Mexico
Wilson Pledges to Let Public Decide His Fate This Year
Washington correspondent reports a heated party struggle over the campaign and destiny of the presidential nomination. Voters and leaders weigh loyalty to the president while factions sharpen contrasts ahead of the convention.
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Wilson
Two-Term Limit Debate Arouses Public Opinion
Fragmentary letters discuss a proposed constitution change and the public reaction. Names and places are unclear, but the item centers on pressure for a two-term limit and its potential political consequences.
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