The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-08-28
HOT THREE-H0UR FIGHT
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the three companies infantry posted but
in places they close to the line that the had
ample opportunity draw bead upon the snpes upon the hills
boundary they improved every oppor
tnity there number casualties among the
tmen posted throughout the One particularly West
avenue, where young soldier in West Street the gate
that side Of the home of The Oasis editor shot in the knee
Mrs Bird sent her daghcraw and Miss ODaeN out to the
street open the gate and help him down into the shelter of the
house, and then telephone call made from the house for
ambulance which arrived quickly and bore the young away
to the base hospital
Beside Private Kin there others klled-Capt
D. Hungerford Troop c. Cavalry Corp Barney Lots
Company G, 18th Infantry list of the killed and wounded
given The Oasis by Lieutenant Israel is given later para
graph.
Lieutenant Colonel in thigh
receiving first aid dressing he returned his post and kept
hand the entire situation and at late hour last night he
duty having established his headquarters the National Hotel
CASTOR Reddoch boy reared in Nogaes of Mrs S. A.
Reddoh who acting customs Inspector made his
firing the side of the depot where he received
a wound in the lung which is feared fatal
At O'clock after hour and threequarers of fighting
from Mr. Zeruche Mexican consul in Nogales Arr
zo informed Colonel Herman that the commandment of the Mex
lean troops in Nogae Sonora and civic officials that side
the ne desired conference to endeavor to put stop to hos
ties Through Mr. Zertuche the officials mentioned notified
by telephone that he would meet them at the American
lat in Nogae Sonora and the bugs ordered to sound the
call cease While white displayed the
cupoa of the Mexican custom house Taking automobile Col
Herman accompanied by Lieut. Israel of the military staff of
the district went the line to the American consulate 60
ing they fired repeatedly by snpers regardless
of their flag of truce)
At the consulate the officers welcomed by U.
Consul E. M Lawton, who Joined them in the conference
Shortly there arrived at the consulate Captain Abasalo
mandante Of the Mexican Acting Presdene Jesus
Palma Predene Penaoza having been killed in the acon) and
Judge Sandova of the federal district who entered into
conference with the three American officers named and they
to agreemen1 very quickly
The substance Of the agre Il there should be
cessation of hoities until this morning at o'clock in the
meantime both IL NUKE IN investigation OF the
affair: with ,2e 14a,+o day will be 10 sumption
Alter the Conference tlA"p Ii cutoly firing the
sners having not all been notified of the order firing
All night the troops stationed the streets of the town.
with strong force posted along International Avenue while
powerful searchlghs used illuminate the line and hills
to detect any attempt at night assault
1t is stated that the two squadrons of the Tenth Cavalry
stationed at Fort Huarhuca started for Nogaes yesterday
evening, and that they will arrive this morning.
Following is the list of casualties given The Oasis by
Lieutenant Israel:
Captain j. D. Hungerford Troop C, 10th Cavalry.
Corp Barney Lots Company G, 35th Infantry
Prvt. w H. Klnt, Company H, 35th Infantry.
Seriously Wounded.
First 1t L. w. Loftus Co. G. 35th Infantry
Serg't Victor Arana @. M. c.
Prvt W. H. Klint, Co. G. 18th Infantry Geported kied)
Wounded.
It. COL F. J. Herman 10th Cavalry commanding sub-dsc
Nogales Arizona.
Capt H. C. Caron Troop F, 10th Cavalry.
Company S5th Infantry Sergeant Butler Corporal Nanz
ny, Private Frahn
Co. c. 35th Unfit: Sergeant Cheve Corp. F. L. Whworth,