Bodies Reach El Paso After Mexican Massacre Near Santa Ysabel
Eighteen Americans killed by bandits near Santa Ysabel, Chihuahua, were brought to El Paso for burial preparations. Victims’ bodies were stripped of clothing and valuables. several were shipped to multiple U.S. locations. An expedition party reported finding 14 bodies at the massacre site.
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Santa Meghel
Chihuahug
el Paso
Tex
Santa Ysabel
Chihuahua
E. L. Robinson
Maurice Anderson
Santa Ynal Bel
el Pago
Romeo
George Wyrren
Keene, N. H
Alexander Hall
Douglas, Ariz
C. A. ‘Pringle
San Francisco
A. H. Couch
Barnhart
W. D. Pearce
Los Angeles
H. C. Hase
Kansas City
Thomas W. Evans
W. Walace
W. P. Machatten
Charles Wadleigh
Thomas Johnson
J. W. Wood
H. Simons
M. B. Romero
Romero
United States
Santa Fe
SW. Mex
C. R. Watson
Joseph Endora
Theen
W. E. Stephenson
Mining and Smeltermen’s Association of
Baling
Stephenson
Carranza
Santa Yealh
Chihuahua City
Benjamin §Rell
Frank Woods
Padies
Massabet
Caneul
Santa Yssbel
Madera
Peter ‘Reade
Wrest
Bart Kramer
State Department
Cobb
HL Fogo
Kramer
Gulerra
Important Events in the Life of Gen. Victoriano Huerta
A chronological record of Victoriano Huerta's life highlighting birth in Jalisco in 1864, Chapultepec Military Academy graduation in 1876, Yucatan service in 1901, promotions, leaves of absence, and key political-military actions from 1911 to 1914 including escort duty for Diaz, conspiratorial moves against Madero, the murder of Madero, US seizure of Vera Cruz, and Huerta’s departure in 1914.
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Victoriano Huerta
Fleet in Readiness to Hasten To Mexico Reported
Norfolk Va January 18 Reports in naval circles say a large American warship fleet en route to Cuba for winter practice may be ordered to Mexico to protect American lives. The ships, off Charleston, maneuvered slowly toward Guantanamo and could reach Mexico in about two days if ordered. Naval officials say no orders have been received to sail yet.
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Washington
Norfsk
Cuba
Mazxico
Charleston
Waneuvers
Fonte
Miral Fletcher
Mexico
Rendegrous
Guantanamo
Huerta Dies at El Paso Home After Mexican Friction
The article recalls Victoriano Huerta’s life from his 1854 Chihuahua birth to his rise as a military leader and provisional president. It covers his role in Madero’s overthrow, his flight, U.S. mediation and Veracruz seizure, subsequent resignation pressures, arrest attempts in New Mexico and El Paso, and his final illness leading to his stay in El Paso.
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Huerta
EL. Paso
Halix Diaz
Madero
Chapultepec
Gustavo
Fellowed
Taft
United States
Venupilano Carranas
Chihuahua
Fransisco Villy
Amelyes
Vera Cruz
A. B.C
Niagara Falls
Zacatecas
Puerto Mexico
Dremien
Jameica
Wilson
Carranza Envoy Says Forces Seek Slayers of Americans
Eliseo Arredondo, ambassador designate, assured Secretary Lansing that Carranza troops have orders to pursue and capture all bandits blamed for killing American citizens in northern Mexico. He warned that American consuls may be withdrawn from Durango Chihuahua and Sinaloa until order is restored. He noted Carranza will press for justice and remedy the Durango situation.
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Eliseo Arredondo
de Fasta
Mexleo
State Department
Lansing
Carranza
Chihuahua
Carranga
Mexico
Arredonde
Americana
Aprendondo
Segratory
Durango
Larsng Sediamed
Pat
Banatis
United States
Villa
Revolts Break Out Across Mexico Against Carranza
Special to The Washington Post reports widespread revolts and anger over Carranza government actions in Chihuahua Durango and central territories. Villa forces are said to still operate with remnants joining the rebellion as American lives are threatened and calls grow for U.S. protection and possible action.
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Carranza
Mexico
Washington Post
San Antonio
Tex
Chihpehua
Porrega
Durango
Americana
Degaert
Orcher Aimilgr
Garranty
Carreisa
Mane Villa Apldlacs
Kidd
Americans Demand Wilson Remove Juarez Consul Edwards
El Paso Texas January 13 American consul at Juarez Thomas D Edwards faced hostile mining crowds after urging protection for Americans in Mexico He defended government advice and urged immediate action to safeguard Madera and Parral district properties Officials report Carranza troops in Chihuahua City fewer than 500 Juarez under 1000 raising fears for foreign interests amid bandit threats
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Mexica
Benater Lewis
United States
Pek
Slexden
Texas
House
Mexico
Obregon
State Department
Car- Fensa
U. S
Juarez
Carraava
Chihuahua
el Paso
Tex
Thomas D. Edwards
Edwarde
Minera
Juarex
Consal Edwards
Fay
Villa
Coahuila
Wilson
Consul Edwards
Congar Edwards
Gavira
Juares
Carranza
Santa Ysabel
Trevine
Chihuahua City
Madera Company
Santa Barbara
Parral
Alvaro Mining Company
Train wreck atrocities spark Mexican violence coverup
Special to the Washington Post reports that R. W. Welles, related to President Wilson, was killed in a Mexican train wreck months ago and info was suppressed by the U S government. Carrier Cus Carranza’s relative also slain. Widespread lawlessness leads to rail hold ups and passenger shootings as 259 people die for clothes and life prices.
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Censeja
U. S
RB. W. Welles
Carranza
Americus
Weahington
el Pago
Tex
R. W. Welles
Wilson
Mex
Carranga
Mexico
Ugh
Conauls Can‘Hyen
Kirkland Dies of Typhus in Mexico City
R G Kirkland, fiscal representative of the Southern Pacific Railmad Company of Mexico, died of typhus in Mexico City. He was a son of the late Rear Admiral Kirkland and Gen Cesk Leper de Lara, governor of the feloral district. He aided the health board’s typhus stamp-out effort, issuing decrees prohibiting holy water use in churches and banning pulqua sales in the federal district.
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Mexico City
R. G. Kirkland
Southern Pacific Railmad Company
Mexico
Kirkland
United States Navy
Cesk Leper de Lara
Feloral
Board of Health
Defeats for Garranza in Mexican clashes in January
Reports from El Paso indicate Gen. Huerta allied forces led by Argumedo claimed a victory near Becal in a battle against 4600 Carranza troops from Chihuahua. The clash, said to have occurred yesterday, involved notable generals including Bianquet Mondragon Aguilar, with messenger reports describing disguises and movements toward Huerta’s residence. In Arizona, Yaqui forces under Gen Urbalejo reportedly defeated Carranza troops in the Yaqui river valley region, though Nogales officials say no confirmation exists and cooperation with Carranza forces is cited.
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Tex
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Qaxace
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Carransiata
Chihue‘hus
Argumedo
Osxace
Huerta
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American Security and Trust Company
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City of Washington
Corcoran Thom
CRAS
TRE Ashington Tele Turance Company
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Becre
AKCE
Alfred H. Lawson
Secreta
Washington Post Company
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Washington, D
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Joynaon
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St. N. W
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Berkeley
Cot 5
National Electrical Supply
Lema N. X
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