The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-11
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iZl:l ZEAI &c eeGIs federal S MARCH.
ED FANTASIES AND MEN
THRU STREETS
DEMANDS APOLOGY
Admiral Mayo Gave Half-Breeds
Twensy-Four Hours TO
Salute coIors
DEMANDS APOLOG
(By Associated Press

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tBy Associated Fress.l
Washington, April iO.--,aIexicarl--
Officials here tonight awaited anx-
iousiy the outcome of fighting at
Tampico, where valuable oil property
already has been destroyed and Amerit
can and other foreign owned plants
are In danger from the shells Of
! ,teaefaI gunboats4 AT last reports
the battel was In progress and shells
were railing around the oil properties;
s IN spite or the urgent protssts of: Rear
s Admiral Mayo, command ding American
warships anchored on the port.
Admiral Mayo has sent one note to
the Constituti ionalist chief directing
the attack ON Tampico, and two to
General Gargocta, tils Federal com
mander insisting that foreign prop
erty be protected. 3
rIaue anu navy department oinriaIB
today said that C0nstitutionaiists and
: kedsrags had been warned that the
United States would regard with great
favor the destruction OF any foreign
property.
NO specific orders have been given
Admiral Mayo as to what he shall
do In the event his repre- essntat ations are
ignored.
Reports to the state department TO-
day said several oil tanks had neen
struck by shells; that one was on IRE
I I and that oil was running into the riy-
F0nr Nations RepE esentea.
Ia addition To The iItl 7, az en- Atneti-
can shins of EarnpirE. fsfies. snasy,
Germany and Sirsat tina have StFilS:
craft there.
Little concern fel It for fofs fstgpers
IN Tanpicn ex cel lSti st
Is reported that ia 81 i5b d HUT ini5a fists
ten TO ext d till Of ttssss ahk lfty
Il thes accbps tile seil B lust hs they
3 did at TORI eon, e here ate eRld To he,
1G0 or 500 Spaniaras ii tll la tesse9od
port. s.ss
y & The latest word frehas General Car
( rama was that he was not tiisposea
s to oYerfuies General VII Ia, ,s action IN
ordering tine expulsion from Torreom.
Consular agent Carothetss ct Icf Paso,
ioiseyer, has been Instructed to- con-
5 tinae to protest ana 70 say that the
United States asks tha. all cases of
!. 81 ss9ns fnrai igitars ts settled iIi-
dEgidually, md that atdepoTIaSIonB ne
: % aered indy iduallg 4n a.; li5s en-
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y pen To hs Spaniafds.
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The Red Cross at III 81 $50 reported
today that the Spanish Axiies had de-
iil..e;a assistance Many re kees ara
pefeons OF wealth, and for tile present
the Weil-to-io are sharing tEsei 4 fur
tunes with their less faynrea COM
patriots, f
Mean while officials are ~ ithont iill
formation voncefssina tie repo Ffe.l re.
i turn OF fighting la ToFse5n dietrict
The state paIsfr was informed
peared at Dhilpancihe6 had taken siit
iguala, on che raiIws ~ south est They
4 plan an tack on sscapn pnIco 10 gain
on the Pacific ecaa 81 2
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Z freigllt is lilov nB !, etor aIlg 10 sepOrts.
u ailfoad commEIi cat snn tom Ttarla
Pass. Teas, 10 ssaitiIso. was opened
feFtiay.
Mexico S,ity, April 10 launch
ff,cin the Gnnboas DOL Ishlns tJ: s. Nj.
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