Arizona republican

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POST HASTE TO PDRT AO PRINCE

A3SOCIATKD PRESS DISPATCH

WASHINGTON", Oct. 2!'.' Orders to,

proceed with all possible speed from

Dominican waters to Port Au Prince,

the rebel-held capital of Haiti, were

sent by the navy department to the

incmrt -llnneock. which has on

u full reeiment of marines. At furth

the same time the battleship Kansas

was ordered to Port Au Prince from

Vera Cruz.

The Closing Progressive Campaign

The progressive state campaign will be closed in

Phoenix at the Elks' Theater tomorrow (Saturday)

night, in the most important meeting of the last two

months. The state candidates and other speakers

will be present. Among them will be Hon. E. S.

Clark of Prescott, the most pleasing and convincing

speaker in Arizona. It is expected that there will be

a large attendance, as this will be the last opportunity

to hear the presentation of the progressive cause be

fore election day.

PRINCE LOUIS RESIGNS

AS FIRST SEA LORD

oral court for six -days, were found

Euiltv within twenty minutes of the

time the jury got the case yesterday

neon.

Francisco Bejeea and Teodoro Ca

yetan, by instructions of the jury,

were acquitted.

The verdict brings to an end one

of the most interesting trials ever

held in an Arizona federal court. It

has involved the first charge of in

citing Indians to revolt in the his-

ti rv of the state.

It took Judge sawtei e nut a .e v Sen-

minutes to instruct the jury, ana nan .V' nMged tnis morning.

nn hour after United States Aitorne wu" T,t wi10

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Arizona republican. (1914). Phoenix, Ariz., 1914-10-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020558/1914-10-30/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Arizona republican, 1914-10-30.