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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
FL Oral. Ramon Hinojosa muri65
en- Ia Rep1bIica de Guatemala
Lucll6 en- Ell EstadO de ChiaPaS contra las faerzas ca,
r~rancistas y iu3 heridO en- III C0G1bate
e rniftar !7exica7o G1aaIa sido expaisado de los
Es.aGos Uaidos z fines de 1915

Il general Ramon H. Hinoiosa,
miembro del ejercjto federal lisCci.o
a la caida del regimen del genera.
Huerta. ha maerto ell a Raodb..ca
de Guatemala. Lac5nicas noticias re
c!bidas en- esta ciudad. asi 10 hacen
saber.
e. general Hinojosa era originate
de Matamorvs. Tamaulipas, donde re
s.d;6 muchos amos. Toda su vida Ia
dedic6 al ~servicio de las armas, ha-
biendo ingresado al ejarcito federal
cuando iniciaba su la.ga gesti1n ad-
mi2.straciva poi!tica el general Por-
firio Diaz. Fue a~scendido POGO q po-
co debido a sus buenoS services '
lego q obteaer q grado de general
t1rante ell regimen del general Hue:
"a. ha6iendo ~representado un napej
importante en- los acontecim!entos de
caracter international registrados en-
las postrimeriaS de dicho regimen. Con
~efecto. ell nombre del general Hino-
joSa va undo 4 los acontecimicntos
que p~recedieron al ataque : captura
del puerto de Veracruz por las fucr-
zas ~navales americanas.
Fue quien aprehendio a los macinos
americanoS. -.
FL general Ramon Hinojosa Sc en-
contraba, por eI mes de Abril del
ano de 1914. en- ell puerto de Tampi-
co, bajo las 6rGenes del entonces Co
mandante mil:tar de Ia plaza, general
Ignacio Morelos Zaragoza.
La maaana del dia nueve del men
cionado mes, el general Hinojosa,
/ que estaba encargado de Ia vigilarcia
del puerto Y de. Ios su~bu-bios. para
impedir cue e enemigo emprendiera
IN ataque por sorpresa, procedio a
.!agrestar = unos marjnos americancs
que habian de~sembarcaGo de uno tie
los acorazados ancladoS a ia entrada
del puerto. marines que h&bian baja-
do a terra sin el previo PerrniSo de
las autoridades militares correspon-
dlentes, que Sc encoRtraban amaga-
da por el enenligo que por cuantos
mediOS considerable a 81 alcance. pre-,
tendia apoderarse del rico puerto me-
XicanO Y sobre TODD, de la region Pc
trolifera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14

NOGALES, Ariz., Diciembre IL
Los acontecimientos re~gistrados en- Es
peranza, donde varios eytranjcros
fueron muertos poc los indioS yaqUls,
re~vistieron mayor importancia de Ia
que en- IN principle Sc les do aQui.
Las primeras info-macisnes recib!daS
en- la frontera hablaban unicamenVe
de cue varios americanos habian sido
muertos por los indios. durante I'm d
taque emprendido sobre Esperanto, V
Sc crey6 que Ell ataque habria sido
por sorpresa sobre ell pequeno grupo
de extranjeros.
Pero ahora Sc ha sabido q9e Ia
matanza de extranjeros fue consuma-
da por los indios despu@s de IN COM
bate que sostuvieron contra las fuer-
zas carrancistas que Sc encontraban
en- el lugar Y que 10 defendieron hasta
que fueron aniquiiados por los va
quis, despues de haber entrado q sa-
&C al pueblo Y despaes dc haber in
ccndiado gran nume-o de propieda
dcs de mexicanos Y eXtranjeros.
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FFu65 ttrenlendo 81 desastre de los
csrrancistas en- Esperanza
Los yaqnis aniquiIarOH las flerzas del gobiefnO de
Carranza IHegO s~aqHearoH los ~alnacenes
Unos chimes E~saurieron 5EseiEGsTadios es una de las
casas ircendiadas PoF los asaESantes

de las troras despu&s de cue fue he
lido 81 general Cruz.
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EaviaEl0s Grads gEn ValioslsiE9o
Eibpo de 90 PagInaS,

Envicnos I'd. hoy mislAc su soici,ud pos IN cemPlar dc este
ibro gratis. EE 81 haHaca I'd. los hcchoS describes CT t:ase5 sen
san.enie zqrela information y Consoles que TODD foHoIe IHa!eE
debie.a conocer y aeguir - es dc ePccsa! vaior para equel9s G gu
iutcatan co7traer nat-;noRio. 81 dcs-a d'saber como Pqe9e G9'
.cccPerar ST anterior es:ado 3e saiud, fae-ZE y yfGaT' deoc %
pedlr - deu0ra IN eicE.plar de este LibFo Gr7;is ) ceIcto'GTSS
G2c7o alguno; solanente ST. rounbre y direction complete clara
r1entc esc..!a en- e! cup6n quo para eI E;0rc Gratis va lTPreso
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de las tropas desputs de cue fue ne
lido 81 general Cruz.
La Essacion en- poder dc los yaquis.
los y&quis Sc posesionaron, despues
de haaer triunfado sobre las tropas
carrarcistas. de Estaci5n Esperanto
: rrocedioron 4 saquear los almace-
mes c incendiar las propiedades anne
ricanas, especialmante de las de Ia
empresa Richardson, cue cram de
gran valor.
Los indios trataron tambi&n de
destruir. por medic del fuego, IA es-
taci6n V los almacenes del ferrocarril.
pero no tuvieron tempo de hacerlo,
po-cue a. tener not.cia Dc cue Sc
aproximaba IN tren militar condu-
cieado IN gran nUmero de tropas que
nabian sido despachadas de Guaymas,
abandonaron Ia estac16n Y Sc dirigie-
ron = Ia sierra del Cocorit.
z! asesinato de les ex~sraajeros.
Los a~rericanos, alemanes Y aus
TRACES que fueron ~asesinados por los
irGios. no Sc cacontraban en- Espc-
raaza. Estos cxtranjeros, segdn los
.~afgrraes racibidos de Guaymas, fue'
roT erco1trajos por los indios Guam
do Gs-os hahiaa ahandonado "a Esta-
cian.
los extcanjeros Sc dirigian de Ca
ieme q Esperan2a e iban armadcS.
$50 fu5 10 que los perdi6. Los indios
los %cusaron Embellishments. de ha-
ocrsa armada para com5atirlos a clos
= los trararon como c~ncrnisos. Los
cy.rania-os yictimas de los yaquls
era3. como VI 10 di;o Ia PRENSA,
dos amcr.canos. dos aIemanes Y dos
@-~scriacos.
Les cuerpos de cstos extEanjeros
tscvo2 recogidos, pies e. consul a
mericano en- Guaymaz Gcstioao inme-
Ji@tameutc que los cadavcres de los
cv.~a7;eros fucran co1dlcjdos al
puerto. para que Sc les diera ALI Sc
puitu.a.
(Pasa a Ia Ia. Pag. Col. 5a.)
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Lego vino 81 asaquc G Verasruz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
FL ssaque de les indios.

Los indiOs yaquis, en- numero ma
yor de quinientos. atacaron Ia Est"-
con de ESperanza, Si,uada por Ia via
del fe~r-oca-ril que ~comunica I Gua>
mas con el puerto de Nazatlan, Ia ma
mana del dia siete del actual. L. e&-
,2ci5n estaba defendjda por una co
lUmna carrancista al mando De un
general. llamado Roberto Cruz. Las
t-opas gobiernistas Sc prepararon q
resistir Ell ataque de los indios. pero
fusror impotenteS para c~oacrarrcs-
tar el efecto del ataq.c. Los iTdios
cargaron con verdadera furia y fue-
ron POGO a Hoco deSJruyenIo q q
guarnicion. hasta que practica"1cnre
guedo aniqu.laia. FL general ca
-rancista Cruz logr6 esc&par, desp"lS
De haber sido herido en- una 2iern2
: en- IN hrazo.
Entire eI gran n&mero de mvercos
que tvvieron las fuevzas del gob:e"-
no, Sc e~ncuentra IN %coronei apeiliUa-
do Felix, que Sc encargo del manGo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14

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IN lermanO de Osuna
nluri0 en- el COlnbate
d~eAgualeguas NJ.
En- este iltimo puHto los caba=
Iieristas IIeYarOn a y0tar a los
"slackers" de Rio Grande
correspondence Especial para La PRENSA

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, dicIen-
bre 12.-Nuevos detalles Sc han OBJ
tenido aqui del combate librado en-
la pcblaci6n de Agualeguas, entire
las fuerzas que ell jefe Manuel n.
Dieguez mand6 a combatir al gene
raj AImazan Y las tropas de este Je-
fe que Sc encontraban pCsesionadcs
de Ia dicha ~pobiacion n~eolonesa.
Hasta ahora, todos los informes
cue Sc tienen aqui y en- Matamoros
respecto al combate, son oficiales, y
! aunque en- ellos Sc iDsiste en- cue las
tropas del gobierno obtuvieron III
complete triunfo sobre el enemigo y
recapturaron Ia plaza de Aguale-
guas, Sc desprende, del tenor de los
dichos informes, que I'm fuerte des-
calabro sufrieron las tropas de! ge-
neral Osuna Y que 81 lograroa apo
derarse de Agualeguas, tue a costa
de grandes perdidas en- hombres Y
material de guerra.
Muri5 un hermano de Gsuna.
De acuerdo con los informes tras-
mitidos de Ia ciudad dc Monterrey al
jefe de las armas en- Matamoros por
el general Manuel NJ. Dicguez, entire
los muertos que tuvie-on las fUer-
zas de Osuna durante el combate
~sostcnido contra las fuerzas del &C
neral Almazan. Sc cueAta IN hernia
no de dicho jefe, ilamado Clcmente
Osuna, que tenia el grado de Tenicn-
tie Corone!. Juntamente 0 Osuna
~perecieron un mayor. IN captain, :
un numero, que no Sc precise, de
sOldados : classes.
Los rebeldes no Sc han al2jado.
Segin st refierc por personals que
dicen haber obtenido informeS fide-
dignos, los revolucionarios, despu@s
de hacer tenaz r~esistencia a las fuer-
zas del gobierno carranciSta, decide
ron ~abandonar Ia plaza de Aguale-
cuas, en- vista de que, por Ia falta de
municiones, no estuyieron e7 posib!-
Iidad de seguir sostiendo las magni-
ficas posiciones que ocupaban y des-
de las cuales estaban caus2ndo con"
siderables bajas al enemigo.
Cuando evacuaron Ia plaza, los
revolucionarios approximation alcjarse
mucho de ella. pero en- realidad 10
que hifieron fu6 dar I'M rodeo, Y aho-
"a Sc 'eacuentran amaeando nueya-
mel.te q Agualeguas, segin So re-
fiere. Y ~manteniendo encerrados en-
dicho pueblo a las tropas ~caTrancis-
tas.
No hay mas nOticias.
De las nuevas ac5:v:GadcS que Ia
van desarroll&do las fucrzas del ie-
fe Almazln en- Ia region dondc 2u-
dan o~pcrando, no Sc ha tenido aqui
ninguna nueva n@oticia. I~En0rase,
por 10 mismo, d6nde Sc encuentrc c!
d.cho jefe y 5; ha aracado otras po-
b!aciones o s~ostenido nueyos comba-
ties con las fucrzas del gobierno ca
rranCista.
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Vino a refug;arse . Estedos Undo:

Cuando cay6 eI sobierno del gene
raj Hucrta ' el ejtrcito federal fua
dis3elto por los tratados del gene
ral Jose Refugio Eel&sco Y de Aware
Oregon. Representatives. del gobier-
20 del licenciado Carvajal Y del 60
bierno revolucionario, resFectivamen-
tc, cl general Ramon Il. Hinojosa Sc
t2asladd a los Estados Unidos, ha-
bjaHdose radicado en- San Antonio,
jUntamente con otros miembros del
eXtinto eiercito. Pensaba dedicacse
L Hegocios ' aGn habia r~esuelto tras-
ladarSe . Ia ciudad de Brownsville.
Texas, ionde residian aIgnos MEM
bros de ST. famiIja desde que Ia pla-
"a de Matamoros cay0 en- poder de
las fuerzas del general rcvolucionario
Lucio Blanco.
Sc le expa!so por scr persona non
grata'.
La ~presencla del general Hinojosa
CT los Estados Unidos fue conSide-
rada mon grata' FOR ell gobiernc. el
que dec-ct6 su expulsion de! pals. Los
agentes del departamento de Justicia,
atendieIGo i las i~nstrucciones recibi-
das de Washington, p~rocedierou a
fines del mes de Octubre de mil no
vecientos catorce. q arrestar ~ Oral.
Hinojosa a quien notificaron Que.
s:cndo persona non grata' para los
! (PaSa i n "a. Par. Col ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14

LGeSo VINO :! ataCuC & HSEaSFuz.
La nris.on de los mari"os america
nos do Iusar, docc dias dcspu@s, al
ataque so5re e. puerto de Veracruz
por las escuadras com&HGadas po" les
Almirantes Fletcher Y Mayo, ataque
que ,rajo como consequence inme-
dia.a l. captura del principal puc--
10 meyicaro.
10: n~riSioneros americanoS hahian
z:do ouesJos en- iibc-tad, por orden
del Crai, Norelos Zarasoza, quicn
h2hia cbr&Go CT csc sentIdo de a
cuerdo 0 las i~nstrucciones rccibidas
De Ia Sscretaria de Guerra y Marina,
c~ntonces . cargo del general Azure
iiaro Banquet.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14

(Pasa a Ia IA. Pag. Col. 5a.)
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(Pasa 4 n Ja. Pag. Col. 5a.)
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PREDICT RAID BY SUBS OFF ATLANTIC
 AND GULF COAST

WASHINGTON, Monday, March 12.-Naval author tes at Washington predict that within six days German submarines will appear off Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico ports ready to bounce on shipping which attempts to leave American ports.
 This explanation is given for the sudden cessation ot the sinking of merchant vessels in the bared zOne off the British isles.
 The extent of preparations by the navy department to enable American merchant ships to fight off submarines under the armed neutrality" proclamation is seen in the fact that on February 28 bids opened for 24OO one pounder naval guns and mounts $50 hreench guns and mounts and several four and fveinch mounts Qnfoma- on regarding the letting of these contracts has probably been suppressed.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-12
SCHOOL LAW FOR ALASKA
 WAS PASSED
Wire From Wickersham to Governor J. F. A. Strong
 Tells the News

JUNEAU.-The following telegram was received March ? by Governor j. F. A. Strong regarding the Alaska school bill which explains itself:
 Congress just passed, ten minutes ago, Alaska school bill reading as fol- lows: Because it enacted by the sen ate and house of representatives of the United States of America in con gress assembled, that the legislature of Alaska is hereby empowered to establish and maintain schools for white and colored children and child ren of mixed blood who lead civili- zed life in said erritory, and to make appropriations of territorial funds for that purpose; and all laws or parts of laws in conflict with this act are tc that extent repealed
 "The bill goes to president for ap. proval, which will be had before Sun day noon.
 JAMES WICKERSHAM."
 While the regular correspondence from the east did not carry the ac count of the passage of this bill, this is proof that in the last wild day the 64th Congress, the bill wen through and is now a law.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-12
GOV. STRONG IS FOR FEWER AND
 BETTER LAWS
lRr United States Cablsl

JUNEAU, Monday, March F. Tired of waiting for the deadlock in me senate to be broken. the message - of Governor Strong was read before the house this afternoon.
 The governor urged the territorial legislature to pass fewer but better laws and also asked that publicity bureau" be established to secure home builders for Alaska.
 Senator Hubbard withdrew his point of order concerning the per mancey of the present president of the senate and vote was taken with the same old four to four result. It is predicted, however, that the dead lock will be broken during the next 24 hours.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-12
AYERS TEAM OF FOX HOUNDS WIN
 SOLOMON DERBY

NOME, Monday, March 12.-Ayer's team of fox hounds won the Solomon derby over the 65 mile course Satur- day, time 5 hours and 57 minutes, purse $500.
 The race was run in snowy weath- CT with -he course none too fast
 Seppala with his Siberian wolf houds was second, this long range team having failed to get warmed up in time tc catch the lighter dogs. Webb came in third.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-12
OTTO KANITz
 AND HIS WIFE
 ARE INDICTED
Valdez Couple Held To Be Tried On Seven Diff
 ferent Counts
(By United States Gable,

VALDEZ, Monday, March l2.- Otto Kanitz and his wife Caroline Kanitz, were indicted by the federal grand jury here Saturday on seven counts for causing the confagration here on the morning of January 2.
 Mrs. Kanitz was at once arrested but was released on bond to enable her to care for their four children.
 It is expected that Kanitz and his wife will enter a plea late today
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-12
BILLINGSLEY TOLD TO OFFER
 GILL $7.OOO
lBy United States Cablel

SEATTLE, Monday, March 12.- Logan Billingsley on cross eXamina- tion late Saturday admitted that he had made a trip to Portland with a woman not his wife and had register ed as "Clay Allen and wife" using the name of the U. S. district attor- ney.
 Billingsley swore that George F Vandeveer, his former attorney, ar ranged the preliminaries for bribine the mayor, and told him not to offer Gill less than $7,000.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-12
GERARD REACHES CUBA SAFELY

HAVANA, Cuba, Monday, March 12.-Ambassador Gerard on his way home from Germany arrived here Sun day the liner on which he sailed from Spain haVlng avoided the zone of unrestricted warfare
 Prior to sailing from Spain, Gerard stated that he had been warned against making such trip by German official at Berlin and he expressed himself being doubt fu about getting home without trouble but is apparent the danger did not exist.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-12
ALASKA TOUR
 DUE HERE ON
 15TH OF JULY
CBy United States Gable,

SEATTLE, Monday, March l2.- The Alaska cruise arranged by the chamber of commerce in connection with the fiftieth anniversary celebra- tion of the purchase of the territory from Russia provides for the depsr- ture of the party on the Mariposa and Adimarl Evans arriving at Seward about the 18th of July.
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SECTION OF WAR PLOT
 WITHHELD IS GIVEN
 OUT BY US. SENATOR
ZIMMERMAN AUTHORIZED CARRANZA TO OFFER ALL OF UNITED STATES WEST OF ROCKIES TO LAPS IF THEY WOULD JOIN GERMANY AND MEXICO IN WAR.

WASHINGTON, Monday, March 12-According to democratic senator who has close relations with the state department portion of the famous Zimmerman to- Bernstorf ovon Eckhard note which referred to the reward for Japan should she join the proposed alliance with Germany and Mexico in making on the United States.
 In this portion according to the senator, Germany proposed to Caranza to offer to Japan, if Japan would join in making war the United States compensation, that compensation to be nothing less than
 "The cession to Japan of all the United States west of the Rocky mountains"
 The senator asserts the state department and the president felt wise to withhold the offer to Japan at the time of publication of the note it then known that Japan had received the offer Now that Japan has had chance to declare herself and also to announce that she had the note the senator said he did not know of any further for withholding the nfoa- ton.
 The state department however did not verify or con- finn the senator's statement up to late hour today
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BERLIN PAPERS SAY WAR CERTAIN

BERLIN, Monday, March 12-Commenting editor ay on the news that the United States had ordered the arming of its merchantmen to resist GermanyS blockade of British and French ports the Tagelische Rundschau says:
 "Arming merchant ships means war regardless of whether the casus be arises in the course of few days or a few weeks"
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BOATS AND TRAINS

The Alaska is due in Juneau today. The Farragut left Seattle Saturday night.
 The train left this morning for Mile 40 at 8:30 o'clock.
 Trails
 Trails fair at Mile n and good from Seward to Mile 52 with a tenn perature of 16 at Mile Fl, 2 below at Mile 52 and 4 below at Mile 34.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-12
CARRANzA IS REAL PRESIDENT NOW
(By United States Cable,

MEXICO CITY, Monday, March 12-At the national election held Sunday President Carranza who has acted as provisional head of the government since the removal of Huerta was reflected by what believed to be the arg est vote ever cast in the republic.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-12
90 BODIES RECOVERED
 IN TORNADO'S PATH
lRx United States Cablel

INDIANAPOLIS Monday March l2.-Fifty bodies twenty-four of which wOmen were recovered from the ruins today following tornado which struck New castle, Indiana Sunday afternoon
 The storm swept path through the city two blocks wide eveling 100 houses and damaging 3OO
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NIP PLOT TO BLOW UP NAVY YARD

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, March 12,-Destmction of the Philadelphia navy yard was plotted by band of Teutonc consprators according to federal agents engag ed in rounding up German spies who today arrested Mr. and Mrs Adelber K Fischer Other arrests are expect ed.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-12

Martin Lanning who made brief business trip here returned to Bird creek this morning.
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FOOD AND PEACE RIOTS IN RUSSIA

 STOCKHOLM Monday, March F. - Serious tood riots coupled with peace demonstrations have occurred m both Petrograd and Moscow.
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CHINA SEWERS WITH GERMANY
(By United States Cable)

 PEKING, Monday, March 12.-Ihe house of repre- sentatves at secret session approved the governments diplomatic policy including the severence of relations with Germany
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VERIFY CAPTURE OF BAGDAD CITY
(By United States CabIe)

LONDON, Monday, March F. - Bagdads fall was verified Sunday by General Maude of the British exped- ton on the Tgrs Maude stated that the final occupa ton of the city not to take place until Sunday morning. although the trenches were cleared during Sun day
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VICTORY IN PERSIA IS NOTED
By United States CaRIe

(By
 PETROGRAD Monday March 12.-Russlan troops have occupied the town of Sahna in northwestern Pers and are pursuing the Turks in the direction of BiSun
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-03-12
PRESIDENT IS BACK ON JOB AGAIN

WASHINGTON, Monday, March 12-The president has recovered his normal condition and again on the job today.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-15
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