El Paso herald
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a trail and the cit and surrounding
country have been thrown into a com
motion over the affair At the ranitnl
a statement was issued saying Blease
regretted the affair and that the gov
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aid ior the capture of the assailant.
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U. S. Intervention In Haiti
TUITUHP
CUSTOMER
INSPECTING
HEFULL!
Villa's Troops Eemain In
Northern Mexico, Under
Orders To Be Eeady.
CAEOTEERS GOES
TO VISIT VILLA
Will Advise Him That He
and Carranza Must Not4
HtVlit. t7it tlin PrpcPTit: 1
-r- EPEATED reports that the Car-
k ranza-viua estrangement wouia
lead to another open breach, re
sulted today In a doubly enforced em
bargo on munitions along the Texas
New Mexican border. The embargo
previously had been so lax as to allow
Villa's troops to smuggle large quan
tities of arms and ammunition.
The customs officials placed in ef
fect their new orders from the state
department to search carefully all
shipments of any nature. Gen. George
Bell, Jr. in charge of the border patrol,
issued orders that no revolutionary
officers could cross to this side of the
international line. Those already on
this side will be deported by the mil
itary. The border patrol also were re
ported as having received new orders
regarding ammunition smuggling. Pre
viously no arrests or detentions could
be made, although the ammunition
could be confiscated.
To Beat Villa to Capital.
Gen. Francisco Villa, who Is visit
ing his former mountain home in west
era Chihuahua, has remained silent
regarding what part his troops will
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
El Paso herald. (1914). El Paso, Tex., 1914-07-23. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn88084272/1914-07-23/ed-1/?sp=1
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: El Paso herald, 1914-07-23.
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