Pinedale roundup

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cldes have taken place since the fall

of the Huerta government. In the first

two days four suicides and three at

tempts have been reported. Th«

residents aie appalled, as such at

tempts are rare In Mexico.

A panic was caused by a revolu

tlonary outbreak accompanied by s

considerable amount of shooting in

the streets of the Haitian capital Frt

day morning. The rising was quickly

suppressed by the government forces

and order restored.

The American and British ministers

at Pekin have lodged a strong formal

protest with the Chinese government

against breaches of the treaty by the

governor of Chekiang province through

the imposition of exorbitant taxes on

American and British merchandise.

Two sisters who were born May 22,

joined together, back to back, being

united in the lumber region, were cut

apart at Paris on Thursday. This dif

ficult operation was performed by Dr.

Mignot, assisted by Dr. C. W. Du Bou

chet, chief surgeon of the American

hospital.

President Carbajal has ordered all

political prisoners released at once.

“Gunboat" Smith lost his fight at

London with Georges Carpenter, in the

sixth round, on a foul. Carpentier

now claims to be "white heavyweigh'

champion of the world."

Francisco Carbajal, successor to

General Huerta as provisional presi

dent of Mexico, has advised the United

States government informally that he

intended to retire in favor of General

Carranza, the constitutionalist chief.

The German steamship Mendoza

has been abandoned as a total wreck.

She went ashore July 11 in a fog

off Mogotes Point on the Argentine

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The Meridian times · Meridian, Idaho · July 24, 191424 de julio de 1914 · See the original pageVer la página original

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Pinedale roundup. (1914). Pinedale, Wyo., 1914-07-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92067170/1914-07-30/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Pinedale roundup, 1914-07-30.