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itself. 1. S. Bell,'crfer,:Ieite,Mrs.lillon.jraen.rsday3 B6S-9:30e fol-oiung' ses-TAKE SEAPORTMazatian City Falls Into Hands ot Carranza FollowersHUERTA’S POPULARITY GROWSMrs.t-Ma-wlion Wll»onrr Embargo Raising Proclamation Hm Made Dictator Much More the of Hero In Republic—Rebels mcr^s Under Villa Have Bought AH Avail-llturo nble Ammunition and War Supplieseh at in El Pa*o Store*.Nogales, Arfz., Feb. 6.—Mazatian, an Important Pacific seaport, Sinaloa state, fell into the hands of Car-ranza^s rebel forces.The capture of Mazatian places the pres- flrat Beaport jn the possession of the pbell. rebel*. For months the Carranzistas e fol- have battled for Guaymas, Sonora's ndled most important seaport, without avail.and Mazatian is the home of many rich freed- Spaniards and Mexicans and the fall of the town will place many of thesetopics Pe°Ple in a position where they may be forced to contribute to the rebels.nestic Huerta More Popular.Life, Mexico City, Feb. 6.—President Wilson's action in raising the embargo on the shipment of arms from the an. United States into Mexico if it ac-erred complishes nothing else has added to ladies the popularity of Provisional President Huerta.Streets In many towns In all parts of the republic have been named in honor of Huerta.Issi3- The newspapers are making fierce finest attacks on President Wilson but not id St. on Americans here, the majority of o ice whom condemn the order, times The federal military situation is im-rlnk proving. A train arrived here with high passengerB from Piedras Negras.
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Greenville Evening Record
Greenville, Pennsylvania, US
Fri, Feb 06, 1914
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