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SERVANT CIRLiEL PASOBath Riots Keep 200 Mexican C Women Away from Work in Households of BorderCity in TexasSmelter Crippled for Hands And Carries on Business With Only Hatf Force ItUsually EmploysihV,ML PASO, Ton'., Jun. JO-—l’reoail-tionarv moiisufcs taken by the American awl Mexican authorities prevented a repetition of the bath riots’ at the tc International bridge today when the w port wan opened belweeh^lEI Paso and ii: Juarez. **iProd ainntions were posted in Juarez ol last night tolling the people that both pi certificates issued hj Mexican health W oflieers m Juarez would be accepted by the United Suites health officers at j pthe quarantine station. [hMexicans on Guard [piA troops of (Jar rang a cavalry was n lined up at the Mexican end of the u bridge today when the port opened and w liispectov-Uenoral Andros Garcia was IVpresent at the quarantine -station to woo that In.s people received fair treat- u meat. A cordon of Juarez police guard-ed the southern bridge approach.SI(..'umporalively few .Mk-xieanK crossed athe bridge lo the American side todas. The quarantine regulations has caused a shortage of laboreis liTTTT servants in Ml Paso.Shortage of Servant GirlsThe smelter v us forced to operate with only hair its usual force yesterday and mure than 21)0 servant girls failed to appear for w ork at Ml Paso homes. Nr street cars were running to Juarez today.I .oral policemen arrested two Mexi-t an men and one Mexican woman at the bridge today. They wore alleged to haw been the lenders ol the mob which crossed the international line yesterday and assaulted Inspcelur Hoy Schuyler of the customs service and Herat. J. M. Peck of the Twenty-third infantry.O!n
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Reno Evening Gazette
Reno, Nevada, US
Tue, Jan 30, 1917
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