The Washington times., 1914-03-09
SENATOR FALL ASKS
ARMED|NTERVENT|ON
Senate Given List of Sixty-three
Crimes Committed Against
Americans in Mexico.
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neighbor's boy killed June %. 1911,
Chihuahua: murderers arrested by
assistance Americans. confessed,
served six months in jail, released.
MaGero soldiers.
Mabel Richardson. little girl, out
RACED. Colonia. Juarez. No attempt
made to punish perpetrators.
James d. Harvey. killed, state of
Chihuahua. May, 1872, and mutilated
with a spade. Nothing done.
William AGams. killed July ., 1912.
with his daughters arms around
him by Mexican officer. Nothing
done
Thomas Fountain. killed after
after notification from our Govern
ment. Madero nd others threatened
bv Taft. See cableCram. Nothing
done. SalaZGr later arrested this
side. charged with smuggling and
later released. Now being held at
Fort Bliss.
Joshua Stevens. killed near Colonia
Pacheco. Mexico, August 26. 1918 in
defending his daughters from at
tack: the two girls rescuing their
father. one of them with stick, the
other with a shotgun.
Johnny Brooks. Texan, killed at
Colonia. Chuichupa, Chihuahua, in
-'io. dIlu fllitu his dSdSllSHtp Fu liiio.
Mathew Gourd ana daughters, as
saulted near Tampico, July 26. 1913.
Killing of Rogers Palmer, English
man, because of failure to open safe
at Durango, about June IS, 1913.
Wounding of Charles Won Brands
and l.. w. Elder. Americans, about
same time by explosion of bomb
used to force door where foreigners
had taken refuge. Foreigners COM
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Fl. w. Stepp. American, about
same time. shot on failure to pay
800 pesos ransom.
A. w. Laurilant, English subject.
stripped. beaten. shot. and left for
dead a>'out same time.
Edmund Hayes. American en-
ploJe, MADEIRA county. also Robert
Thomas. American citizen. negro,
killed at MADEIRA bv Mexican fed
eral officer. Santa Caravo. and de-
mand made by Bryan on federais
through embassy and Marion Letch-
er for arrest and punishment Moth
ing done until September II. when
Fall called attention State Depart
ment and President fact of this Of
hcer being in JuareZ. five minutes
ride from - Paso. On telegram he
was finally arrested and later dis
charged. Whit has been done?
Nothing Is Done"
b. Stowe. shot in Chihuahua by
rebels. 1912. Nothing done.
Benjamin Griffin, rancher. mur-
dered July 5. 1913. near Chuichupa.
by bandits.
John III. Williams. mining en-
s. 1913. when rebels attacked Naco-
zar.
Boris Garow, consulting engineer.
killed when an attack was made on
Neuva Buena Vista. February q.
1913.
.. G. Wolf. mining engineer. MUIR
dered July l6. 1913. by outlaws in
Mrz- E, w. Holmes. killed byS a
Mexico City in February. 1913.
Frank Ward. shot in back by BAN
dts in his home near Yago. Topic
territory. April 9. 1913.
John S. II. Howard. United States
customs inspector, assassinated near
Eagle Pass. Tex. February TO- 1913.
Pabl Sto, merchant of Naco, Ariz.
killed by stray bullet during conflict
between federals and rebels. March
"a, 1872
J.. bushnell, mounted policeman.
by a stray bullet fired by rebels.
Frank Howard, killed by bandits in
Coalcoman, state of Nicheacam. in
March, 1915.
Herbert l.. Russell. manager of
American Vice Consul McCaughan' S
ranch near city of Durango. muir
dered by rebels, September % 1872.
Consul Theodore G. Hamm cabled
report to the Department of State.
Robert Williams. policeman of
Phoenix. Ariz.. killed by Mexican
bandits who crossed the line to at
tend a celebration Of Mexican in
dependence lay in Phoenix on Sep
tember 16. 1913.
Scott Price, bystander, killed when
bandits We're firing on Williams.
y. MathesOn. an aged and crippled
Mormon. killed while fleeing from
Colonia MOrelns. Sonora. on Septem-
her 1S. 1912. when bandits were loot
ing the town.
-- MCKinZie, an American res
ident, executed near Aqua Prieta.
in september. 1912. because the reb-
els suspected he had given inforlna-
ton to federal troops.
Waite Beheaded.
w. II. Waite. manager Of the Es-
meraldes plantation at Schotal.
Vera Cruz. Killed in April. 1912. when
he refused TO pay money demanded
by bandits He was beheaded.
II. i. Strauss, formerlys a cores
pondent for the New York Herald.
killed. with thirty-four other non
cOmbatants when Zapatists held up
train August II, 1912, near Cuantla,
MOrelaS.
Thomas {. Kane. conductor on n
GuanaiuatO railroad, shot through
h....h ha hsan cd n n
at Silso and killed many passengers.
on April 10. 1872.
Pehr Classon Setter. formerly a
professor in the University of Cali
fOrnia, killed by rebels April o, 1911
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