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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-03
s.rrsndsr for Good OF Family

WASHINGTON jan a--E'Fank .. Doaks
Hoston. saying he thought i best Tor his
z.5xs I'D sIx children that hs surrender.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-03
MAYOR TAKES OFFICE,
BUT MAY BE ARRESTED
Coatesville Official Sworn in De-
spite Contest on Validity
of Election

CoATESvILLE, Pa, Jan. 3.-Despite
the fact that his election Is being con-
tested. Walter L. w. Jones. at 10 o'clock
this morning. took the oath of office as
Coatesvllle's first Mayor under city gov
ernment
Rumors were afioat that the new Mayor
would be arrested Immediately after be-
ing sworn in. and, in preparation for any
move of this sort on the part of the con-
testants, Jones had a bail bond in read
mess.
The last meeting of Borough Council
preceded the Inauguration of Mayor-elect
Jones, after which the initial session of
the new Council took place. The Com
rnlssioners to assume office today were:
Harry S. Zook, Harry Robinson. Timothy
r. Toomey and !. B. Kirk.
Jones was elected Mayor, over the Rev.
T. w. Mckinney, by nine votes. McKin-
ney workers entered q contest, the hear
ings not yet being ct cpleted. The Jones
side, also, will attempt to prove irreg-
ularities. The Master will scarcely rem
der a decision before February 1.
In the meantime the new Mayor will
make the various municipal appointments.
1t is rumored that the Court will order
a special election for Mayor in case every
precinct in town is thrown out. In this
event the appointments of Mayor Jones
will stand. '-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-03
MCDOWELL INSTALLED
MAYOR OF CHESTER
New Official Urges Tax Reform
and Extension of City's
Boundaries

CHESTER, Pa, Jan. 3.--Many women
were in the throng that packed Council
chambers today to witness the Inaugural
tion of Mayor Wesley s. Mcdowell, the
first to be elected under the Clark act,
and the four City Commissioners. Fol-
lowing prayer by the Rev. William H.
Shaffer, Charles @. Worrilow, a notary,
administered the oath of Office to Mayor
Mcdowell. He then swore in as Coun-
cilmen Charles B. Mould and Joseph II.
Messick, Jr., both reelected, and b. D.
Wright and John II. Milkil. the new
officials
In his message the Mayor urged a better
system of taxation, municipal improve
ments, q central municipal building, the
restoration of the present City Hall. built
1928, and its presentation to the Delaware
County Historical Society, and the an
nexation of that part of Delaware County
between the Ridley Creek and Crum
Creek and between the Delaware River
and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
This includes the borough of Eddystone
and part of Ridley township. The Mayor
also sounded a warning against any at
tempt to lift the lid" in Chester.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-03
M0NSIGN0R ]. F. TRAINOR
DIES AFTER ILLNESS
Prominent Prelate of This City Sue
cumbs to Pneumonia

Monsignor James F. Tralnor. rector of
the Catholic Church of ST. Thomas
Aquinas, 18th and Morris streets, who
died Saturday at the parochlaI resi-
dence after an Illness OF many months,
will be buried on Wednesday morning.
Pontlflcal mass will be celebrated in
the church at 10 o'clock. with Archbishop
Prendergast. Bishop McCort and other
church dignitaries in attendance. The
will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Monsignor Trainer was SO years old. RE
had been rector OF the Church of st.
Thomas Aquinas since August 1918, and
was the fourth rector of that parish
to die within four years. Monsignor
Trainor's Illness was due for the most
part to overwork. He had been in st.
Agnes Hospital for several months, and
was recently discharged, apparently much
improved. He contracted pneumonia last
Sunday, and on Friday he again showed
improvement. Since that time, however,
he became constantly weaker.
Father Trainor was made monsignor In
December, 1911, by the late Pope Plus y.
He was a native of Ireland He received
his elementary education in the parish
school of ST. Patrick's Church. preparing
subsequently for the Seminary of st.
Charles Borromeo.
He was ordained to the priesthood in
1881 by Bishop Shanahan. Tine body will
be exposed for the view of parishioners
at o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-03

Of his Cabinet members, James c.
McReynolds, who was then Attorney
General
Some officials believe the selection Of
Secretary Garrison to fill the new va
cancy is unlikely because there is at
present one resident OF his state, New
Jersey, on the bench. Associate JUS
tice Ptney. the last appontee of the Taft
administration, Is a resident of New Jer-
sey. The same objection might be raised
to the appointment of Secretary Lane,
however, because Associate Justice Nc
Kenna and the Secretary are both resi-
dents Of California.
The record Secretary Lane made as a
member Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission was largely responsible for his
appointment to the Cabinet and the Presi-
dent regards the judicial experience he
had on the commission as an especial
qualification.
Before President Wilson was inaug-
urated a story gained wide circulation
that the first appointment to be made by
him to the Supreme bench would be that
of former President Taft 1t was gem
orally understood that Taft would rather
be a member of that tribunal than Presi-
dent of the United States. The appoint
ment of Associate Justice McReynolds
disproved the story, but the death of
Associate Justice Lamar has served to
revive discussion of his possible appoint
ment. Many nonpartisan appointments
to the Supreme Court have been made by
other Presidents.
That President Wilson will appoint
Frederick w. Lehman. OF st. Louis. is
the belief of many. Lehman, who is a
Democrat was Solicitor General under
Taft and is generally regarded as very
strong man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-03
BANANA TRUST" SUIT
RESUMED HERE TODAY
Defendant Continues Efforts to Re-
fute PLAINTIFFS Testimony

The Banana Trust suit is on again.
After n vacation since December %. the
whole army of lawyers witnesses, ac-
countants. plantation experts and jurors
got back to work again this morning be-
fore Judge Thompson in the United
States District Court.
The defendant, the United Fruit Com
pany, is now presenting its side of the
case and is refuting about everything tes-
titled 10 by the witnesses for the plain
tiff. the Bluefields Steamship Company.
during the seven weeks testimony in the
$4,000, 900 damage suit.
The company's witness on the stand to-
day was former manager of the Blue
fields Company In Nicaragua and now
manager for the United Fruit Company
in Ceiba, Honduras.
The lawyers are going over the old
material.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-03
FIREMEN THREATEN STRIKE
IN DEMAND FOR NEW ENGINE
Prospect Park Volunteers Use Pres
sure on Borough Council

The volunteers OF Prospect Park own
their own Are apparatus. For that rea-
son they can lock It up in the firehouse,
IL they want to, and let all the houses
en- to do.
The only alternative that will prevent
the volunteers from sitting about grirnly
watching the next fire burn to its hearts
content will be that the Borough Council
authorize an expenditure Of $1,000 or $220o
to help the flremen buy new automobile
steam apparatus. The members OF the
company have collected $1,000 for the pur-
pose, but that is only one-third Of the sum
needed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-03
PITTSBURGH RIOTERS ATT
STREET CAR WITH STo.
State Police Asked to Prevent !.
ther Disorder

PITTsBURGH, Jan. S.-Riotlns 49,.
newed yesterday IN the strike on tbe =
gheny division OF the West Penn raiIes'ss. We
were required to dlsperse ,.ese esse0'veis
had wrecked the windows OF q strn,. t hsi
after stonins the crew and pae. - -. car
No one was injus d during tha as
but II is understood the street cas s0roeF
pany last night asked that stats cVm.
be assigned to patrol parts OF H. py,es ,sa
The strike began last August sss ane
though there was lawlessness al ar.s =
months there had been no serio,,sS ~
dwindled greatly. naa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-03

CHESTER, Pa, Jan. g. - Policeman
Ksegan, of Leiperville, today arrested
two OF the eight boys who escaped from
the Glen Mills Reform School last night.
About two weeks ago eight other boys
fed from the school, some of whom have
been apprehended. While all OF the doors
at the school are equipped with electric
alarms, the boys become efficient cleo
tricians In the school shops, and soon
learn TO manipulate them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-03
SHOT IN CHURCH RIOT
Quarrel Over Appointment of Priest
Increases in Violence

SCRANTON. Pa. Jan. 3.-During the
progress of a riot at the Polish Catholic
Church. at du Pont, yesterday, Lawrence
Pllss, of 230 Church street. was shot
through the breast and dangerously
wounded by a member OF an opposing fac
tion.
For three weeks there has been trouble
in the congregation over receiving priest
appointed to the church by Bishop NJ. j.
Hoban, and there have been frequent
clashes between the factions.
Pliss is the second man to be shot since
the trouble started.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-03
LANE WILL FILL LAMAR'S
PLACE, OFFICIALS BELIEVE
Secretary Regarded as Probable Sue
cessor of Late Justice

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3-Official Wash
ington today believes that Secretary of
the Interior Lane Is more likely to be APP
pointed to the United States Supreme
Court to fill the vacancy caused byN the
death OF Associate Justice Lamar than
any other man. The only other Cabinet
officer who Is regarded as a possible ap-
pointee is Secretary of War Garrison.
President Wilson has made but one ap-
pointment TO the Supreme Court during
his administration, when he picked one
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-02
FL new York AMERICAN QUE.
RE QUE los e. ljU. INTER-
YENGhN EN- MEXICO
HsCE UNA COA!pFsRlcltH ENTIRE la SiTUb-
CiOA HtXlGlEA ACTUAL ! Ia DE-
FLORIDA HACE Glen lk0S
rel,aro,ns ESp~,iar nara IA rIENsA.

NUEVA YORK. AgoSto lo.-Cl
New York American publica hoy
un editorial hacienda comparaciOncS
entire Ia actual situaci6n de Mexico
v la que prevalecia en- n Florida ha-
ce Glen amos. ' al misnlo tempo ha-
ce un ardiente elogio del Presiden-
te Jackson por n resolution cue to-
mo de invadir ese pals, deStruir to-
dos los fuertes Y matar suS defen-
sores. TambiGn hace un entUslaSta
elogio de Ia nota enviada a ESpaaa
por el PreSidente Monroe. diciendoie
que 81 no ceSaban soS disturbios cn
Ia frontera invadiria el territorlo r.
rolucionario y 10 ocuparia de manera
permanente.
Finalmente, el ''Nuew York Anne
r;can." que Sc ha venido distinguien-
10 per suS tendenoias intervencionis-
tas. Dice aue no rrocedia otra cosa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-02
Los C0NfRCIANTfS De fSPAhi
URCFN FL ARREGLO De
rs SUS RECLAHACIohFS
La Camara de Comercio de Madrid
tlyo una junta aver y acordo
dar pasas en- ese Sentldo
Fl fHDtJsDGR AlFHAH ShLl0 PARA SAN
SEBASTIAN A CGRFERiRCIkR Con FL RtY
>rr,iri" Especial para IL rEEN~t.

>rr,iri" Especial para II ri:E\st.
MADRID. A%osto lo.-La Camara
de Comercio de eSta capital. tuvo
10y una iuuta con objctp dc decidi.'
Ell ella .oS paSOS que debcn darSe a
fin &c "preSurar un arre%lo dc las
reciamacioncs .por las pcrdidaS quo
han sufrid0 los comcrciantes eSpaio.
les por los hundlmientoS De los bar
COS mcrcHntcs.
NuchaS dc csas rec!amaciones c&-
tan pentienteS dcSde hacc un ano. y
como G. de auponeIS.. los que han
<ufrido csas perdida> desean cuanto
antes repararaS pidendo que sc ha-
gan cfectivas las indemniZaclone de-
hldaS.
FL Embajador alem5n en- cSta capi-
Ia. saio hoy par;, San Sebastian. el
hainearic dc moda en Espana. ell don
de Sc cncuentra actualmcntc e. Rev
Alfonso. con quier Se die. ;cndrl
eI mcncionado dipIomatico una I'M
pOrtante COn1crcnrla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-02
EI GRAL. FEDERAL LUIS HEDI-
Ma BARRON OPERA EN- IA
COSTA De HCHOACAN
DESEhBARC0 EN- SIRpATAKEJO CON ALGu-
hA TROPA Y lAkzO Uh MANIFESTO S.
CUNDl RDO Et EOVIHnkIO FfLICETA

Por persona Que acaba de llegar de
Morclia. Michoacan. hemos Sabido que
G! general Luis Medina Barron. ulli-
mo comandantc de las fuerzas fedora
les en- Teoloyucan. ACADIA de desem-
barcar en- Ia costa de Sihuatanejo,
de aquella entidad federativa, en-
union de alguros of!ciales Y gente de
tropa. con intenciones dc. secundar
el movimiento feiicista, en- contra de
don Venustiano Carranza.
La persona que nos ha nroporcio
nado esta imfol mac,on, nos ne
rece antero credito. Y nos ha asegu-
RADIO que el general Medina Barron.
iuntamenta con un senior llamado
Octavio de la Pena, que goza de SIM
patias en el sur de Michoacan, lanz0
un corto manifesto suscrito con su
firma. al pie del cual va insarto in
tegro Ell programa de gobierno de;
general Felix Diaz.
\ juzgar por los datos Que nos
proporciona nuestro mformante, el
general Medina Barron opera en- Ia
actualidad en- Ia costa de Michoacan,
al frente de las fuerzas que contra
el carrancismo tenia, desde hace al
gun tempo ievantados Gordianc
GuZman.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-02
.El Lie. FlDEACIO TRIO Sc HA|
H[CHO CARGO DEL COB.
De IAHhlLlPAS
IIlIs CaBAZLER0 SUGEGERA A EHIIIAHO
HaFARPAff COMO cOAAHDAhTt De
IA DIVISION De IAhsUlIPAS
BROWNSVILLE. Tex, Agosto 10

BROWNSVILLE. Tex, Agosto 10.
Ell gobierno civil ha sido compile
,amente restaurado en- el Estado de
Tanaulipas. con motive del nombra-
miento como gobernador civil de FL
dencio Trejo. quien ha sucedido a
Luis Caballero, gobernador miIitar
de ALI durante los ultimos dos amos.
Tai noticia ha enviado aqui el con-
sui Garcia. Caballero sucedera al ge-
neral Nafarrate como comandante de
Ia division de TamaulipaS, que es una
de las principaleS fuerzaS De Carran-
"a. Nafarrate sera enviado i un pun
TO del interior de Mexico, segun II
informgci6n del citado consul Garcia.
con Mexico. que ocupar su terrltorlo
haSta que Sc restableciera completa-
merte 81 crden ali.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-02
ALEMANIA DICE QUE LOS ALA
DOS HAN FERDlDO 49 BAR
cos DE GUERRA

SrrIicin Especial para LA rRt\>h
BERLIN, Agosto lo.--El Mi":s;e
rio dc Marina do Ia pu1icldad
hoy un informc en- ci cuaI dice que
los allados de la Entente han pcrdi-
do Ell ei tempo que tlene la iucha
de estar en- vigor. cuarenta y nuc-
vc barcos de guerra. con ccrca de
medic million de tonejadas Y que de
este numero cuarenta unidadeS CO.
responder unicamente IA Gran
Bretana.
Las poteneias centrales en- camhio.
han perdido solamente treinra bar
cos de guerra con un tonelaje de Glen
to treinta Y dos mil toneladas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-02
UNA FIFRzA CARRAkCISTA Sc
RERD!O EN- JGjOTLl, MORE
LOS, ALOS zAPATISTAS
EN- NIEYO IARiDG Sc cGkFIRRA QlIE IN
DREVE REFUH(IAsAH CARRAKzA Y
klVkR0 GBRfC0H

relegrama Especial para IA PRENSA
LAREDO. Texas. Agosto ;o.-Una
carta procedente de Cuernayaca, Mo-
relos. para una persona de Ia reclna
plaza de Nuevo Laredo. trae la moti-
cia de que una fuerZa carrancista
de seiscientos hombres. al mando del
coronel Jesus Pena, sc rindi1 Il los
zapatistas en- el pueblo de Jojutla. del
mismo EStado, despueS de varioS dias
de un encarnizado combate que di-
chaS tropas soStuvieron en- esa plaza,
en- donde fueron sitiados por los I'd
patistas
FL mencionado coronel Pena es
muy conocido en- Nuevo Laredo, ell
donde deSempen6 el puesto de Official
del Servicio de Immigration durante
el gobierno del general Huerta.
En- Nuevo Laredo Sc confirma la no.
ticia de las renuncias de Carranza
Obregon.
Noticias de caracter Official recibidas
en- IA vecina plaza de Nuevo Laredo,
confirman los informes recibidos aqui
hace dias,. relatives a la pr6xima re-
nuncia lie Carranza Y Alvaro Obre-
gon, de los puestos de Primer Jefe y
Ministro de Ia Guerra, respectiva,
mente. EN- el gobierno de. facto.
II CORRFSPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-02
Al sur De DALLAS DESCaRRI.
LO Ell TREh DEL SUR DEL
. TEXAS SPECIAL"
Ell HAQUINISTA Y FL FOC0RERO RfSUL-
AROH HUfRTGS Y cERCA De TRfIh-
IA PASAJEROS HERiD0S
TcIegramas Especial para IA rKENs!i.

DALLAS, AgoSto 1o.-El tren de
pasajeros del Ferrocarril Missouri,
Kansas and Texas, cOnocldO con el
nombre de Texas Special. que mar
chaba al sur. descarril6 hoy a la una
de Ia tarde cerca de IL estacion de
Lancaster, doce millas al sur de esta
ciudad. habiendo quedado- completa
mente volcados, la locomotora, e.
tender V tres carros mas.
Segun Sc dice en- lbs laconicos in
formes que Sc han recibido aqui. va
rias personals resultaron heridas. Ell
maquinista Hollis y el fogonero
Woods, resultaron ambos muertos,
V Sc teme que entire los pasajeros Sc
hallan registrado tambien algunas
bajas, aunaue NADIA Sc dice scbre el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-02
Sc DECRETi UNA CUARERTEKA
CONTRA Los BARC0S PRO.
CEDENTES De n. YORK
ESA HtDIDb Sc HA PUfST0 IN YIC0R En-
Los PutRT0S MXIChh0S P0R El
C0hstJ0 De SElUDRlDAC De MEX.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Agosto

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Agosto 10.
-Debido Ia eXistcncia de Ia para
Isis nfantil en- New York, eli Conse-
jo de Salubrldad dc esta ciudad, ha
orGcnado una cuarentena en- todos los
puertos del Golfo para los buques
procedentes dc New York.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-02
reIcqrama F>nerial para IA PLENSA.


Ell PASO. Texas. Agosto lo.-In
capitdn Y ocho SoIdadOS carrancistas
tomaron parte del lado de los anne
ricanOs, ev Il rcfriega que Sc efe~tIo
aver or "a manana en- territorio anne
ricano, entire una partlda armada Y
un deStacamentO dc tropaS del octave
regimiento de caballcria de los Es-
tados Unidos, en- un punto SiJuado
cinco millas al sur de! Fuertc Han
cock.
Los informes recibdoS hoy por cl
general Bell. ir.. romanGante militar
de esta plaza. indican que la partid;:
dc bando!eroS habia sido Sitiada Ell
una casa que habia en- csc lugar, y
que al intimdrEe!eS renGicj"H unc de
clos diG muerte a Inspector Woods.
En- vista de eSto. Sc abri6 IN tGego
general Sohre el ed!flcio on que SO
halaban rcfugiadoS los bandoleroS.
cuyo nJ;maro no sc conoc!a 4 ciencia
cierta
En- seguida {. Inspector de Adua-
mas. Bean. cor.i0 hacia Ia marGcn del
rio V pidi6 %uyilio Il los soldados Ca
rrancistas que Sc hallaban en- e. ladO
meXicano. indicandoleS que paSagan It
avUdar Il los ameriranOS. in capitan.
V ocho SoIdadoS de Carranza. sc apres
raror inmeGiatamente Z dar el auxi-
lio pedido "ruzaron eI rio. uniendo-
sc 4 .os amcriranoS Ell la lucha contra
los bandoleros.
Los bandoleros al fin. lograron
huir. habiendo dejado Ell Ia casa en-
donde Sc habian refugiado. cuatro
muertoS. La partida volvi0 a inter
narse en- tcrritorio meXicano. sen
do perseguida por los soldadoS ca
rranciStas los americanoS. detenien-
dose estos ultimoS Ell Ia margen del
rio V siguiendo Ia pista de aqu6llos
Ell SueIo meXicano. SOlamente los ca
rrancistaS.
Hasta hoy el Gral. Francisco Ganz;;
lez. Jefe tie las AImas Ell la vecira
plaza. no ha, recibido informes acer-
ca de la persecution de los hanGole-
roS por partctde los soidadoS carran-
icstaS que. .tomaron participlo en- ii
!ucha al sur del Fuerte Hancock: pc
10 Sc cree que en- breve e. captain
que encabczaba ei destacamento ca
IranciSta readiri el plrte.
Tres irdivIduoS que fucron aprc-
hendidos dos dias ante, de cSe ell
cucntro por algunos solGados carran-
ciStaS. Ell las cercanias de JuareZ.
Y los cualeS Sc cree gue pertcEcZ-
can una banda villista, fueron in
ternadoS Ell ia carcel de eSa ciudad.
hoy. acusadoS de bandidaje.
pcctor Wood.
Segun Sc anuncio hoy en- esra c:u-
dad. por las autoridadeS militares.
Robert L. WoG%, q inspector de
Aduanas que mu'i0 Ell el encuentTo
con los banduleros al sur del Fuer-
te Hancock, Sera scpultado hoy en-
al Eunrta RiiSS horisr Il, solo nnuCraS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-02

TeicgranIa> Especial para IA PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, AgoSto l0.-La excl
taci6a cauSada por las noticias re!ati-
vas al uitimo raid efectuado Ell terri
tolio americana. al sur del Fuerte
Hancock. 20 ma caimaGo grandemente
en- vista del iniHrme que sp0rc e. par
ticular ACADIA ,ie e1riaf cl general
Federico Funston. comaNdaRte eF je-
fe del Departamento n.ili;ar del Sur,
= In Sccretaria de Guerra.
En- este Departamenro ninGUna
significaci6n militar 81 atribuye al
incidente. pues segun 81 declare ALI,
la incursi0n realmentc no tuvo otro
objeto que el de robar ganado. sien-
do. pOr 10 tanto. uno de tantoS ne
chos que tan comunes han sido du-
rantc los ultimos cincUeI.ta amos o
mas. V los cuales ha sidn casi imposi-
BILE evitar que SO consumer.
FL hecho de que las trnpas de Ca
rranza coopcraran eT Ia lucha Y per-
Secuci0n contra los nandoleros Y To-
graran capturar a tres de ellos, Sc
conSidera aqui ccm3 una pl'ueba de
ia buena voluntad drl gnbIeriIo de
facto de Ia crecientc ammonia entire
las tropaS americaAas y carrapcis-
tas.
81 las patrullaS meXicanas encarga-
das de vigilar la fron:era por G! la-
do de Mexico continuan haciendolo
con Gxito positive. >e cree en- los
circulos oficialeS que tendra mejor
resultado cn Ia resolution del profile
ma relative Ia Seguridad de la from
terra que 10 que pueda hacerSe en las
pr6ximas confcrencias de in Conf
sion International.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-02
Los CARRANC|STAS AYUDAR0N A EOS
ANFR|CAN0S EN- FL ENCUENTRO Al
SUR DEL fUFR1E HANCOCK
Un captain ocho soldadosde Carranza cruzaron
ell rio atendiendo al ilamado que les hizo
ell guardia aduanal Rean
Despues de ayudar los americanos los carran.
cistas persiguieron los bandoleros
cue Sc reinternaron en- Mexico

militares. Wood habia tornado po-
session Gel emp!eo de inspector, Ia
manana que sc efectuo el encuen-
tro. en- el cual dicho lndividuo halo
In mucr,e. La noche anterior habia
Gescubierto IL guarida de los bando-
leros, Y su primer acto, al hacerse
cargo de su puesto, fuG conducir a
los SolGados amcricanoS Il lUcar cp
que aqu9ilrs sc hall2ban.
Tambitn ci soldado .'olm J. Two
mey. cue rcsu!t0 muerto en- IA refrie-
"a iicha. serd inhumado en- el Fuer-
ta Bliss. con los honorcS militares de
un solGado.
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EN- FL FRENTE OCCIDENTAL DE la GUERRA

H del occidental o'a"
Jef opHS"0"e
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FUE ENCONTRADO EN- NOGALES
Ell ESQUELETO DE UN SOL
DADO VILLISTA

NOGALES, Ariz., Agosto 1o.-El
esqueleto de un soldado de Villa,
muerto en- el encuentro habido entire
americanos v mexicanos el ultimo
mes de Noyiembre, fue encontrado
hoy en- ell techo de una casa, que es-
Ia Immediate d dondc Sc cruza aqui
la Inca divisoria, al hacerle repa-
raciones q esta.
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particular Ell los informes de refersnv
cia.
Ell descarrilamiento ocurri6 dos Y
media millas al sur de Lancaster,
habiendo saiido inmcdiatamente de
esa rohlacion de la de Hutchins, en-
AUTOMOBILES, varios msdicos para aten
der los heridos.
De esta ciudad salij un tren de
auxilio las dos de Ia tarde. Poste-
riores informes recibidos aqui indican
que el numero de cersonas heridas
asciende cerca de treinta, de las
cuales varias Sc cree que moriran,
pues Sc encuentr&n gravemente herr
das.
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Sc haran honores militares al Ins
Pcctor Wood.

Segun Sc anuncio hoy en- esra c:u-
dad. por las autoridadeS militares.
Robert L. Wool q inspector de
Aduanas que murio Ell el encuentro
con los banduleros al sur del Euer-
te Hancock, ser;i scpultado hoy en-
cl Fuerte Bliss. hacieEdosele nonores
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