Mexican Congress Delegation Heads to Hermosillo for Talks
Eighteen members of the Mexican national congress travel toward Hermosillo for a conference with Sonora revolutionary leaders seeking to overthrow Carranza. General Dulles notes plans to head to Nogales before returning to Agua Prieta to discuss a provisional government.
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de la Huerta
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Mayo and Yaqui Indians Reinforce Sonora Army at Mountain Passes
Mayo and Yaqui Indians who joined the Sonora army march eastward to reinforce guards at mountain passes between Chihuahua and Sonora to block advancing Carranza forces.
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Carranza
Many Troops at Butte as Mine Strike Expands
Eight companies of federal troops are in Butte in connection with the Metal Mine Workers union No.800 I. W. W. strike that began Monday. More men reported for work at the mines and four small tonnage of ore was hoisted.
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Hines Resigns as U S Director General of Railroads
Washington April 26 Walker D Hines director general of railroads has resigned and his resignation has been accepted by President Wilson effective May 15 He will retire from the post and depart from office on that date under the terms announced today
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