Almazan Prepares Decisive Battle Near Torreon
General Juan Andreu Almazan, federal commander, says troops closing on General Escobar near Torreon. He expects a major battle if rebels meet the Fed forces, notes rail damage slowed operations, and reports reinforcements moving from Vera Cruz toward the theater of action.
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R. C. Wilson
Internellonal News Service
Monterey
Nuevo Deon
Mexico
Vorreon
Juan Andreau Almmaaun
Escobar
Torreon
Etcohar
Toree
Nareelus Caraveo
Excebsr
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Teainioadé
Torron
GOC
Vera Cruz
Lps
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Cecilia
Rebels Capture Monterrey After Street Battle
Reports say two interior forces clashed last Monday night as rebel forges in command of General Eecubar seized Monterrey after a two hour street battle. Civilian crowds watched as sandbags stacked near the city prison and regional troops fired on the streets. Twenty soldiers were killed in the fighting.
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Eecubar
Monterrey
Rebels Defeat Fleeing Federals in Coahuila Clash
Rebels defeated fleeing federals in a clash near Himveraay state of Coahuila. Reports from rebel headquarters under Gen. Jose Gonzalo Mienbar say many were killed or wounded and several federals taken prisoner. The fight involved two cavalry columns under Gen. Cin Madero and federals led by Eulogis Ortiz.
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Eulogis Ortiz
Journey brings first Americans out of revolutionary Mexico
Reports from San Antonio detail the exodus of the first three Americans who left Mexico City last Monday aboard a train that reached the Missouri Pacific station. A second train carried up to 380 Americans, including many women, with detours adding travel time. F. X. Cannon of Tehachester and others described a quiet journey once past border tensions, while officials in Washington announced wartime ammunition sales to Mexico and the cautious handling of information.
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Mexico City
Monnhty
Sa Antonio Bat
Southern
F. IX. Cannon
Teechester
W . Doering
Chicago
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Dallas
Trin
Minha
Mr. Counan
Monterey
Taredo
Cannan
Rmte
Fromm
Tenia
Cannon Kai
Coxey
Monclarey
Monterry
Juarez Fight to Be Opened in Colombia Nominally
In preparation for a dangerous confrontation, residents of Juarez and nearby settlements in northern Chihuahua ready to march. The movement, led by independent bands and gangs, plans to demand action from authorities as martial tensions rise amid political upheaval.
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Columuus
Marek 2
INS
Fealera
Cotorin
Certhhihuahua
Sotice
Fullawins
Gangs Ture
Dean to Inspect Sul Ross for Fort Worth Area
T G U Dean will inspect Sul Ross and the Fort Worth area as part of a long career in higher education. He has chaired committees and served with Te LE itoss State College and associations in the region during the pre-day years, focusing on elite efforts and policy related to stall tears to the asse 1 Hist rand ibe applying.
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T.G.U
Sul Ross
Fort Worth
Te LE Itoss State College
Aine
Moreh
Eniley
Senate Defeats Highway Bill in Texas Senate
The Texas Senate on Saturday afternoon defeated the highway bill by a vote of twenty four to three, after a procedural maneuver. Miveh The session ended with lawmakers calling for further traffic and road-improvement studies, and no immediate action on the measure.
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Senate
Austin
Highlwag
Nin
Rebels Confer De la Huerta In Nogales Talks
Persistent reports say Adelia de la Huerta, former provisional president, joked about a revolutionary movement as Enrique Estrada, a top Vela Huerta leader, met privately with General Francisco Thorquez at Nogales after General Murtri's arrival from Los Angeles.
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Nodales
Sonora
Adelia de la Nuerta
Mexico
Jen
Enrique Estrada
Vela Huerta Revolutin
Franciseo Thorquez
Tn Nogales
Aarri- Teun
Mexico City tensions amid strict censorship and rail journey
The account describes tight censorship limiting American knowledge in Mexico City as unrest looms. It notes American observers expecting rebels to target the capital, while officials insist no real alarm exists. Travelers report armored trains, wary soldiers, and Monterrey’s quiet after recent revolts and disruptions.
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