Japanese Officers Said To Be Leading Carranzistas
Reports say General Trevino ordered the Carrizal attack and warns American troopers held at Chihuahua City will be executed if rescued. Nine carloads of Mexican troops under Japanese officers head from Monterey to reinforce Carranza forces in Chihuahua, with many soldiers said to be veterans of Japanese wars.
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Chihuahua City
United States
Laredo
Texas
Monterey
Chihuahua
Carranza
Mexico
Stop Armed Posse Seized In Nogales Motor Car Recovery
An armed band of eighteen men organized to cross into Mexican territory to seize a motor car was halted by military authorities near Sasabe, Nogales on June 28. The group, all armed with revolvers and shotguns, attempted to drive six cars toward town but was stopped by infantry guards at the road.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sasabe
Vera
American for ransom arrest in Tampico involvement at oil firm
W H Greene, general superintendent of Huastica Oil Co, is detained by Carranza authorities in Tampico as a hostage awaiting payment of a sizable sum. Greene’s wife asserts he was arrested while attempting to depart with other Americans. In Chester Pennsylvania a father learns his seventeen year old son joined the national guard to fight in Mexico, and the father offers to substitute but arrives after the enlistment.
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Carranzistas
Galvaston
Tex
Carranza
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Huastica Oil company
Greene
Chester
George W. Loveland
Eddystone
national guard
Mexico
Six More Carrizal Survivors Returned to U S Forces
Four more Tenth Cavalry survivors from Carrizal were picked up and brought back to the American expedition. Two colored troopers remain jailed in Juarez, reportedly survivors. Will Parker and his wife were murdered near Parker’s ranch, with a cavalry pursuit underway. Horse theft followed the attack as bandits escaped with about twenty five horses.
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Carrizal
U. S
Columbus
N. M
Tenth Cavalry
tia
Juarez
Guzman
Will Parker
Parker
Hachita
Carrizal engagement prompts U S capture report
The British consulate in Chihuahua City informed the state department that twenty-four Americans were captured by Carranza troops at Carrizal and are held in the Chihuahua penitentiary. They include twenty-one privates and two sergeants of the Tenth Cavalry and one white interpreter. two are slightly wounded but recovering. They are reportedly well treated.
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Penitentiary
Washington
Chihuahua City
United States
state department
Carrizal
Chihuahua
Carranza Seizes Monterey Steel Works for War Munitions
Chicago dispatch reports Carranza seizing Monterey Steel Works to arm war munitions under Japanese officers. The same day, US troops are ordered en route to the border from Illinois Missouri and Wisconsin after muster into Federal service. Washington notes Carranza’s reply to Wilson’s demand for immediate release of American troopers held at Chihuahua City is expected. if not released, Wilson may send forces into Mexico to rescue them.
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Arredondo
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Gomez
Administration
United States
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