Arizona republican
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to guard American interests and oli
serve the battling between govern
ment and revolutionist forces in the
Haytien republic. Secretary Daniels
said that the action of the navy de
partment is nid connected in any way
with the reported demands of France
and Germany upon the little republic.
Daniels said the cruiser had no or
ders to interfere with Haytien armies
or custom houses. There are now
four American warships, includinjr the
battleship South Carolina around the
coast of the Dominican lepuhlie,
where conditions are still turbulent.
The presidents of both island repub
lics are in the field engaged in des
perate struggles to crush revolutions.
ZACATECAS IN HANDS
OF VILLA'S TROOPS IN
ONE DA Y OF FIGHTING
Associated Press Dispatch)
EL PASO, .June 24. Zaeatecas, the most important
city of central Mexico, fell into the hands of the consti
tutionalists at sundown yesterday. This announcement
was made by Villa's officials here. Two of Villa's gen
erals Avere wounded. The attack could not have been
made before yesterday, according to local reports. His
previous victories in the north have been accomplished
in general only after days of fiohtinj:. It is believed
here Villa's lack of effective artillery ammunition made
it necessary to rush the federal position with infantry,
taking the positions by a sudden attack, which, according
to official reports, resulted in the capture of a large por
tion of the garrison and its ammunition.
Up to a late hour only one official and no press mes
sages had arrived from the front. The border city of
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Arizona republican. (1914). Phoenix, Ariz., 1914-06-25. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020558/1914-06-25/ed-1/?sp=1
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Arizona republican, 1914-06-25.
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