The Chitina leader., 1913-11-25
Late Telegraph News

FL PASO Nov 25-A fierce battle for the possession of began yesterday afternoon at o'clock and continued until midnight The attacking federal generals driven back Fighting was resumed this morning. General Saazar command of of the four attacking divisions, was General Villa issued orders that if Saazar were that he would him the streets of uarez
 Fl. PASO, Nov. 25-Ths afternoon General salazar fought his way out making attack the uarez track He claimed that the federal center had been driven back Americans who have been uarez escorted here late today.
 FL PASO Nov. 25-General Rodriguez, in command of Villas right arrived at uarez wounded He declared that Saazar with skilled force under him would be practically wiped out before reenforcements reached him. General Talamanos Villas second in command was killed late ths afternoon.
 MEXICO CITY Nov 22-The order that had previously been issued directing the British squadron of cruisers to proceed Vera Cruz has been counermanded at the instance Minister Garden counter order has been given for vessel to proceed to Tampco It reported here that the change because of protest made by Secretary Bryan to the British ambassador at Washington.
 WASHINGTON, Nov 22-Ths afternoon Secretary Bryan issued statement denying that he had protested against England sending warships to Mexico
 FL PASO, Nov. 22.-A fight Is going 15 miles out Juarez between the federals and Gen Villas forces It is believed that the conflict will be long and that many will be killed.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 22-There have been developments today with reference to the Mexican situation
 VERA CRUZ, Nov. 21.-President Huerta issued orders this morning that indicates that in his mind the United States is likely to adopt measures His orders are that the American marines landed the federal officers should their forces and resist the marines Failing In this they directed to retire along the railroad destroying for 50 miles back from the coast There to plant their artillery and make stand.
 MEXICO CITY, Nov. 21.-The congress formally opened night It addressed by President Huerta in person. message he justified the aboshng of the late congress the ground that it becoming the of rebels He further charged that had tried to prevent carving of orders and that the members had cooperated for infamous purposes to aid the rebe All the members of the diplomatic attended the opening of the session with the exception of Charge dAfairs O'Shaughnessy.
 NOGALES Sonora, Nov 2O-Negotiatons between the United States and the Consttuonass which have been under for week past suspended last evening" The for 1t is because the Constltutonas declined to certain questions propounded by President Wilson through his representative Edward Hale The demand for the credentials of Hale regarded merely subterfuge General abened himself from two conferences and envoy Hale declines to continue his conferences with the members of the cabinet.
 MEXICO CITY, Nov. 20-Last evening President Huerta gave an elaborate reception the members of the diplomatic corps Proposing he said 'I ask you drink with to the health of the American people, noticeable that he reference to the American and there considerable the pointed distinction between the and American people, When Charge dAfars Nelson Ohaughnessy entered he embraced and greeted effusively by Huerta
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O,-Ofi Washington very worked up today Huerta toast last night Much resentment manifested because of Huera differentiation which is considered an insult to the President.
 21Thi American Consul William The released pson the batthp blue
 
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 WASHINGTON, Nov. 22-Senator Key Pittman, of Nevada and formerly lawyer at Nome gave expression today to encouraging signs for Alaska He addressed the Mississippi society and stated that Congress at its next session would authorize the government to build railroads Alaska He declared that such action woud increase the gold production settle the homeseads and open the coal fields of norh He added that coal mining in Alaska, under proper regulations would break down the coal monopoly and and If Americ