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onel" Baca-valles executed for San
Ysobel massacre. SM S III II
11s-General Huerta died IA prison in
United States. 95 NJ
March ss i. s$ s3#S 4 q
99-Ninte civilians and eight soldiers
killed by raid Of Columbus, N. NJ,
led by Francisco Wills. 8s
O-United States prepares to send
troops into Mexico after Villa.
13-President Wilson agrees, under
reversed circumstances. to permit
Mexican troops tosenter the United
I States. fssis ff9fs sS III
15-six thousandSSUI United States troops
enter Mexico. sss5s&G s.S1
29-Band Of Villa followers routed or
Killed. S$3
April II.
+7-Carranlz1saa wants the United States
to limit action and set date for with
drawal,o Of Troops
11-Twelve thousand troops in Mex
leo. 5ss sHE $s7f5
12-UnitedS states tat troops attacked at
Parral. S 81
16-Onre ocff many false reports Of Vii
las death.
29-Generals Obregon, in conference
with United States generals at Ell
Poso, urges withdrawal Of United
States troops.
May n
6-Mexican bandits raid Glen Springs
Texas.
9-National guards of Texas, New
Mexico and Arizona ordered to Dor
der.
11-Conference of Obregon, Funston
and Scott ended with only indefi-
mite settlement Of issues at stake.
22-Carranza again insists on with
drawal Of United States troops.
June
13-Mexican bandits raid San Ignacio,
Texas.
10-Mexican General Trevino orders
General Pershing not to extend lines
into Mexico.
educational guard ordered to pre-
pare for border service.
2O-United States refuses Carranza's
request of May o., ss
l21--Small detachment Of United States
colored troops fired upon by Mexi-
can troops. Several men made pris-
oners. sMs8
22-United States sends assurances to
Central and South American repub-
lies that no effort at conquest will
be made. s,5.8s ia g55
Department demands inn
mediate release Of United States
coloredA troops. !.
27---Mexican bandits raid Hacita, N,
M. ~ ,~5
2s-Carranza releases United State
troops. @
30-National guards Of Utah at boz
der. s
July
A-Carranza urges meditation.
10-Mexican representatives in Wash;
ington confer with state department
1l----Carranza suggests that issues be
settled by commission Of three from
each. country.
2s--President Wilson accepts the pro
posal.
August sts
1--Carranza appoints Luis Cabrera,
Ignacio Bonillas and Alberto J. Paul
22-President Wilson appoints Francis
X. Lane, Judge George Gray and J.
r. Mott. &
lSeptember-- "A
|6]oint commission met at New Lon
don, Conn. +
i7-Carranza calls for an election for
delegates to the national assembly.
16.--Villa attacks city Of Chihuahua.
lOctoberl
2-Mexican-American commission re-
moves to Atlantic City. ri. s
5-Over 100000 state guardsmen on
border. 4 ii
22-Elections heldlin Mexico.
November
Joint commission adjouur.1nnssI until
November 10.
10 villa again-acive in the state Of