Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-22
OVERNIGHT
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The landing of United States ma.
rines in Mexico to protect the property
OF foreigners is imminent as o. result
OF the revolutionary activity In the wi.
entity Of Lake Tamiahua. The rebel
leaders yesterday forced the Mexican
employees of the great Tamafhua oil
fields to join the army. Threats have
been made to set the wells afre IL fed
eral soldiers are sent into the terri
tory.
Machine guns are Deing planted along
the Mexican border by the United
States military authorities, according
TO Laredo, Texas, dispatches. Two spe-
cial trains filled with cavalrymen and
a platoon OF machine guns reached
there yesterday from Fort Sam Hous-
ton. Texas. .s.,.
Secretary Bryan yesterday said:
''The report current in the City of
Mexico that President Wilson is pre-
Earring to recognize Huerta is absurd.
PRESIDENT Wilson's attitude In this mat.
ter has been clearly shown by his an
rouncements. Nothing, has occurred
recently to alter his decision" -
Ell Pals. the oficial newspaper of the
Republican party; In Madrid. Spain,
yesterday called upon the United States
10 intervene in Mexico. ~ .a~
After protesting against' the robbery
end murder Of Spaniards in the Next
can republic, the paper says: .ssss !
d Surely few interyentions in all his
tory would be more justified than this
pne." j.
I Many women were carried away by
the rebels who captured the towns Of
San Address Del Teal and Batea on
Thursday. All public buildings were
burned when the rebels Withdrew, af.
ter footing homes on every side.
With the Socialist members on one
side strongly opposed to war. and an
ether element clamoring for hosttlities
in Mexico, the State Federation of ] a!
Dor yesterday Afternoon voted down
resolutions condenining intervention by
the United Ststes In Mexico. later a
compromise between the different
forces was reached. with the adoption
ct resolutions criticising what is al
legged to be an organized effort on the
rart of privileged interests in Mexico
to force Intervention in Mexico by the
United States.
Mrs Hettie Green sat at her desk
in New York yesterday celebrating her
18th birthday anniversary In her own
way She was working and in honor
Of the OCCASION began her days work |
an hour earlier than usual
The Oceanic liner Sierra, which ar.
rived yesterday in San Francisco from
Honolulu, was enveloped in shower |
Of spray for the first three days of the |
run from the island port, 1t was the
toughest trip of the year.
Before the United States Steel Cor
poration was formed it was war" in
the steel trade, according to B. F.
Miles president Of the Browning Bngi
reering Company Of Cleveland, who
testified for the defense in New York |
yesterday in the governments suit to |
dissolve the corporation.
Her automobile half buried in ditch |
in the San Jacinto mountains. and |
forced to camp for hours alone in the |
darkness while a terrific storm ragged,
Mrs. Nat Goodwin had a thrilling ex-1
rerience while driving to the Goodwin |
ranch near Riverside. Cal When res
cued by an automobile party and taken |
to the Glenwood Inn, she was in !
state OF nervous collapse.
Hans Schmidt, slayer of Anna Au