The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-22
Whole Truth Of Out
RACES in NJ exico
Not Yet Told.
AMERICANS SLAIN:
M AN Y TORTURED
List Compiled From Censored
Press Dispatches Shows That
More Than 100 Citizens of
United States Have Been
Killed-Property Loss
Perhaps ST. so, 100000.
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tSPeclal 10 Inc TlmeB- Di3patch.1
Washington. August 2l.-Many Rep
resentatives. and Senators frankly as
sert that II the whole truth were
known there would be a national de-
nand for Intervention In Mexico. These
facts stand out boldly:
More than 100 citizens OF tho United
states have been put to death.
American women and children have
been subjected to indignities far worse
than death.
Innocent girls and Young wives. be-
hcving that their American citizenship
afforded them safety, have been mis-
terated before the eyes OF their help
less fathers and husbands.
The property loss to American in
terests is believed to be conservatiN ely
estimated at s150.0o0.0
Hundreds of Americans have been
forced To abandon their possessions and
Nee the country.
Money has been \exacted for tho :an-
som OF tho:e tortured and threatened
with death.
Mrs. Paul Hudson, wife Of the owner
Of the Mexican Herald, told recently in
Ne wYork OF an official list on file in
the United States embassy in Mexico
City. which shows that eighty six
Americans have been murdered within
the last twelve months.
l>lbt Oh
Here is a list IF the murders compiled
to-day from censored press dispatches:
The complete list is withheld from the
public by an order from the White
House:
U. g. Void, mining engineer. mur-
dered July s by outlaws in Northern
Sonora.
Benjamin Griffin. rancher, murdered
July 3, near Chuiohipa, by bandits.
John II. Williams. mining engineer.
killed by stray bullet March s. when
rebels attacked Nacozari.
Boris Garrow, consulting engineer,
killed when an attack was made on
Neuva Buena Vista on February 81.
Mrs. E. w. Holmes. killed by a shell
during the bombardment of Mexico
City in February.
Frank Ward. shot in back by ban
dts in his home near Yago. Teplc Ter
ritory. April Q.
John s. Howard, United States Gus
toms inspector. assassinated on Mex
lean soil near Eagle Pass. Texas, Feb
ruary 10.
Unidentified prisoner who was in
Howard's custody.
Bablo Soto, merchant OF Naco. Ariz..
killed by stray bullet during conflict
"a
L. business. mounted police. killed in
Naco. Ariz. March "a. by stray bull
let fred by rebels.
Frank Horace. killed by bandits in
Coalcoman, State Of Michoacan. in
March
Herbert L. Russell, manager of
American Vice-Consul McCaughan's
ranch. near city of Durango. murdered
by rebels September %. 1912; Consul
Theodore Hamm cabled Il report to
the Department Of State
Robert Williams. policeman OF Phoe-
nix, Ariz., killed by Mexican bandits.
who crossed the line to attend n cele-
bration of Mexican independence Day
In Phoenix on September 16, 1912
Scott Price. bystander killed when
bandits were firing on Williams.
Crippled Mormon Slain.
\. Matheson. an aged and crippled
Mormon. killed while fleeing from
Colonia Morelos, Sonora. on September
l6, 1912, when bandits were looting the
town.
McKinzie Murphy. an American resi-
dent. executed in September. 1912, be-
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