The Montgomery advertiser
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Nelms and Lois Dennia for whom At
lanta relatives have offered a re
ward. It is believed that when the
two women are found. It will be ai
some point In this ssctlon and that
they are both; together and In hid
ing.
HAYTIEN POLICY NOT
DECIDED BY WILSON
WASHINGTON. July 30.—No definite
course regarding the tangled political
and financial affairs of revolution
torn Haytl and the Dominican Be'
public has been decided upon by Pres
Ident Wilson. He told callers today
that the situation in the two island
republics was still In such a “fluid"
•tats that no solution could b«
reached.
The transport Hancock left Norfolk
today carrying 400 marines to Join the
force of 300 mobilised at Guantanamo.
Cuba, for service in the island repub
lics in the event of continued disturb
ances there make armed interference
by the United States necessary.
AMMUNITION STEAMER
IS REPORTED MISSING
XJL PASO. TEX., July 30—The
pteamar Hatteras, laden with 1,000,000
cartridges and several hundred rifles
for General Villa’s army, is missing
somewhere between Galveston and
Tampico, and may have been lost or
captured. She sailed about twenty
days ago, routed by way of Havana.
This was about the time of the Car
ranza-Villa conciliation conference at
Torreon.
Reports received here today told jt
no move on the part of Villa’s troops
other than a gradual mobilization at
Torreon. Villa remained at Chihuahua
Cltjr*
Abe Martin
Most promoters are only well
dressed hoboes after all. Knocks fer
th’ livin’ an’ flowers fer th’ dead.
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The Montgomery advertiser. (1914). Montgomery, Ala., 1914-07-31. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020645/1914-07-31/ed-1/?sp=12
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Montgomery advertiser, 1914-07-31.
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