The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-10
.ARMEDINTER VENTIONI IN MEXICO URGED BY FALL BEFORE SENATE
Fall Submits List of Mexican Outrages for
 the Past Three Years

in his speech on the Mexican situation today.
 Mrs. Anderson. daughter and neigh Dor boy killed January 22 1911. Chi huahua. Murderers arrested. Served six months in jail and released.
 "Madero soldiers.
 'Mable Richardson. little girl out ragged. colonia Juarez. No attempt to punish perpetrators.
 James D. Harvey killed, state of Chihuahua, May. 1912.
 Nothing done.
 William Adams, killed July 2, 1912. with his daughters arms around him by Mexican officer.
 Nothing done.
 Thomas Fountain, killed after court-martial by Salazar at Parral after warning from Washington.
 "Salazar later arrested this side of the border, charged with smuggling and later released. ! Now held at Fort Bliss.
 Joshua Stevens, killed near Col onia, Pacheco, Mex, August 26, 1912, defending daughters from attack.
 Johnny Brooks, Texan, killed at Colonia Chuichupa, Chihuahua, in 1913. He killed his assailant, Portillo.
 Matthew Gourd and two daughters assaulted near Tampico July 26 191s
  because of failure to open safe at Dur ango. June. 1913.
 Carlos Won Brandis and l.. w. Elder, Americans, wounded about same time by explosion of bomb
 ''H. ". Stepp, American, shot on fail- ure to pay 800 pesos ransom.
 "A. ". Laurilaut, English subject stripped, beaten, shot and left for dead about same time.
 Edmund Hayes, American, and Robert Thomas, negro. killed at Madeira by Mexican federal officer Santa Caravo arrested and later discharged.
 ''B. Stowe, shot by rebels in Chihuahua in 1913. Nothing done.
 Benjamin Griffin, murdered July 5, 1913. near chuichupa by bandits.
 John H. Williams, mining engineer, killed by stray bullet March s, 1913, when rebels attacked Macosari
 'Boorish Darow. conJulting engineer, killed in attack on Nuevo Buena Vista, February 21, 1913.
 'U. c. Wolf, mining engineer, mur- dered July IS, 1913f by outlaws in north ern Sonora.
 Mrs. F. Holmes, killed by shell dur ing bombardment Mexico City, February, 1913.
 Frank Ward. shot by bandits in home near Yago, Topic territory, April g, 1913. John s. Howard, United States eus-
  Pass, Tex, February 10, 1918.
 Pablo Soto, merchant of Naco. AriZ., killed by stray bullet during conflict be tween federals and rebels March 24, 1913. n. Bushnell, mounted policeman, killed in Naco. Ariz., March 24. 1913, by stray bullet fired by rebels
 Frank Howard, killed by bandits in Coalcomau. Micboacan. March, 1918.
 Herbert l.. Russell. manager rasach near City of Durango, murdered by rebels, September 29 1912.
 Robert Williams, postman, Phoenix. -Ariz.. killed by Mexican bandits who crossed line to attend celebration of Mexican independence day, 1912.
 Scott Price, bystander. killed when bandits were firing on Williams.
 IN. Mathewson, Mormon, killed while fleeing from Colonia Morolos, Sonora, September 16, 1912, when bandits were footing the town.
 'Mcxenzea, American. executed near Agua Prieta in September. 1912. because rebels suspected he had given informa- tion to federal troops.
 wv. H. Waite, manager Esmera1das plantation at Ochetal, Vera Cruz, be- headed April 1912, when refused to pay money demanded by bandits.
 HI. l. Strausse, formerly correspond ent for New York Herald, killed with 34 other noncombatants when Zapat- istas held up train August H. 1912, near Cuautla Morelos.
 Thomas c. Kane, railroad conductor, shot through head when bandits wrecked train and killed many passen- gers, April 10 1912.
 ''P Seffer formerly professor of the University of California, and three servants killed by rebels, April 29, 1911, near Cuernavaca.
 ''R. II. Ferguson, San Francisco, mem Der of Troop E, Third United States cavalry. Killed by bullet fired over the border.
 Two unidentified men killed May g. 1911, in Fl Paso, by stray bullets fired by federa1s and rebels.
 ''Dr. R. c. Clark, Taylorsville, H., shot dead in Mexico City, May 27. 1911, by partisan of General Diaz.
 John R. Lockhart, Scotts City. Mo, mining engineer, killed by bandits in Durango. November, 1911.
 'R. N. Meredith, Troy, O.. struck by bullet during bombardment in Mexico City in February. 1913.
 Mrs. Percy Griffith. legs shot off during the same bombardment.
 "A. F. Thomas, murdered by bandits while protecting wife and seven children near Noga1es. Sonora, March 9, 1912.
 man, shot without cause near Agua Prieta, April 13, 1913.
 "J. c. Edwards. native of Virginia, shot to death while accidentally within rebel lines near Agua Prieta, April 13, 1911.
 'Stepson of J. NJ. Foster of Newark, N. J., killed at Alamo. Cal, June 1911, because he had professionally treated wounded insurgent
 Guido Schubert Douglas, Ariz., hanged same time.
 John Camp, killed at El Paso May 9. 1911 when rebels attacked Juarez
 Antonio Garcia, killed at Fl Paso, May 9, 1911, by stray bullet from rebels.
 John Hortling of Douglas, Ariz,