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Las Vegas Optic, 07-10-1914 the Optic Publishing Co University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Las Vegas Daily Optic, 1896-1907 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 7-10-1914 Las Vegas Optic, 07-10-1914 The Optic Publishing Co. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lvdo_news Recommended Citation The Optic Publishing Co.. "Las Vegas Optic, 07-10-1914." (1914). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lvdo_news/3364 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Las Vegas Daily Optic, 1896-1907 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. FAIR tonight and Sat- MORE can urday, without much good bo done change In temperature. U U by being good than In any other way. ASSOCIATED LEASED WIRE c EXCLUSIVE FFESS TELT; GRAPH BERVICE .VOL. XXXV. NO. 257. LAS VEGAS DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 1914. OPTIC,. 10, CITY EDITION ME. MS ESI CLOS I N11EXIC0 CITY tihd also deliver lecturea, Cyv these ADMIRAL RETIRES i methods and through interviews in EDITOR ARRESTED Washington, July 10 The last re- KATY the newspapers, he said, he hopedIto maining officer of the United States FLYER" GUAYMAS EVACUATED. CARRANZA convince the American people of the navy who participated in the civil war enormity of the "crime committed not ended his service today, when Rear only by President Wilson but all the FOR TELLING Admiral:' William H.-.H- . Southerland ROBBED BY in political factors the United States, was placed on the retired list by oper- NEAR POTOSWD THREE DIVISIONS regardless dt party." ation of the age limit For some time Senor Moheno added that he did not Pl'st Rear Admiral'1) Southerland has BANDITS agree with the opinion that the oil SECjETS been a member of the general board. interests were responsible for the rev-- 1 native of New York City, at the age olution In Mexico. of 14 th service as a naval i SUNSET MAGAZINE PUBLISHES IN ESCAPING KIDNAP TRACK FIELD, MEXICO CITY IS DOOMED On the contrary ha ascribed them to apprentice for the express purpose of ARTICLE DISCLOSING MILI- - a greater power; namely, the govern- rbiaining a commission, being unable WALKER TO KEEP HIM poli'ti- - TARV ARRANGEMENTS ment itself as directed by its " to get an appointment at the naval aca- FROM TELLING ROUTE . .... cians. Neither did Senor Moheno have In 1868 city. iWth heavy fighting around San demy. he obtained his com- of the na- Luis Potosi already in progress, it pny hope, except slightest mission by a special order from Presi ture, that ' the overthrow of WARRANTS dent SIXTY, THOUSAND TROOPS IN was estimated here that 20,000 consti- General FORTHREE OTHERS Johnson, and four yvars later Le BLOW UP THE EXPRESS SAFE tutionalists soon would make a com- Huerta by the constitutionalists would completed his course at the naval aca- - ,be followed by peace. bined attack. :' - demy. PHOTOGRAPHS OF- FORTIFICA- CONDUCTOR, GREETED WITH A Grows Frank in Admiration i?ear Admiral Southe.-land- 's first TIONS AT SAN FRANCISCO ARMY OF REVOLUTIONISTS Since he left the Mexican capital, cr mmand was the Eagle, which vessel SHOWER OF BULLETS, Result of Revolution Certain a AND Senor Moheno appears to have PANAMA OFFENSIVE in) commanded in the along TAKES REFUGE IN CAR 10. operations Douglas, Ariz., July Satisfactory frank Jn, his admiration of Eml-Han- o the Cuban coast during the war with owens in the achieved easy victory I - -- Zapata, he southern revolution- Spain. In 1901 he- commanded the ENGAGED AGAINST CAPITAL constitutionalists at Wednesday by ary leader. Hi told the newspaper cor- DEPARTMENTS AROUSED lolphin and later he commanded the PASSENGERS MOLESTED of Victorlano Guadalajara, capital respondents tlat Zapata was a much cruisers Cleveland and Yankee !n the JOT Huerta's native state were Za-rat- of Jalisco, misunderstood man. He declared a memorable cruise of the American found CHARLES K. FIELD AND ASSOCI- DESPERADOES CAHRY OFF SACK today by constitutionalist sym- to be a simple Indian of high battleship 'fleet around the world he the border. ATES IN PREDICAMENT THAT OF SILVER WEIGHING 50 AND OBREGON ORDER ADVANCE pathizers along Ideals and patriotic impuses, although was in command of ine battleship New VILLA, GONZALES To an ' astonishing degree, they point- his methods were somewhat barbarous. MAY LEAD TO PRISON - Jersey. POUNDS ed out, thas the world been taken into Zapata would never yield, he assert- ccnfidence as the future campaign ed, to any government unless that San Francisco, July 10. Warrants 10. Two mask- plans of the constituationalslst and to de- NEW HAVEN TOBOGGANS St Louis, Mo, July government agreed fully, his for the arrest of Charles K. Field, they asserted that notoneventure thus New York, 10. New Haven ed bandits who held up the westbound, Huerta and Federal Government See The mands for the surrender of the lands editor of the Sunset and July Magazine to-da- on Kansas far has resulted other than predicted. of Morelos to him and his followers. stocks registered a new low, price "Katy Flyer" the Missouri, former president of the Bohemian Texas railroad near Mis- They recalled, that many weeks ago, Revolts Interminable falling to 0 4 soon after the and Matson, Hand on the Wall. club; Robert J, Fowler, an aviator; 60 miles northwest of Louis Writing when General Carranza started for El He added that he had no doubt the opening pf the market New York, souri, St. Ray S. Duhem, a photograher, and last a track walker Paso anfl the east, It was openly stat- victory of the northern revolutionists Ontario & Western; controlled by New night captured Riley A. Scott, a writer, were issued who as were rob- ed that a column of constitutionalists would be succeeded almost immediate- Haven also sold at its lowest price. surprised them they wculd down west today at the request of John W. Pres bing the train and took him away with, Last Stand of Federals to be Made at President Wi- march the coast and ly not only by a continuation of the Several of the Gould Issues establish- Querejaro Mexico ton, United States attorney here. The them to prevent him on their penetrate toward the province Zapata revolt, but by other: revolts ed new low records, as did Chesa- spying Roosevelt Officials chargeg against all four is the disclo-- - lson, Theodore and Other and Leaders of Tepee, with Guadalajara as an ob- , & Ohio. departure. headed by disappointed saiKChlers of ettra of peake " niilitarysecrefs and the pen Louis Accused of For Minister of Fin- jective. They admit that it was the on The train, which left St at Conspiracy Conquest (Continued page Four) m ten or a intention to take Mazatlan on the way, alty years imprisonment 8:32 last night for Texas, stopped at ance Embarks for France Credentials of Corres- 110,000 fine for such disclosures If and as Mazatlan still stands, but so Matson, Missouri, on the north bank made abroad, or one or a $1,000 PRESIDENT PUTS IT pondent with Funston in Vera Cruz Revoked beleaguered, that Its defense by the WARNING SOUNDED year of the Missouri river at 10.15. Ther fine If made in the United States. the bandits are to have Washington. federals is nothing to woryy about supposed by In "Sunset" an d An important factor in the taking of BV BRITISH PEER April published UP TO THE SENATE boarded the train. "Can the Panama.Canal Be De- a dia Guadalajara from the dispirited feder , After the train had gone short als ia fhe amount of munitions of war stroyed from the Atrr" tance from Matson, John Snadley, th 9 Tex., and southern of the CHINA """BE j Saltillo, July (vial Laredo, capital the edge believed here to hare been taken. This UNLESS DECIDES TO en&ineprear . a noise behind him, from an and some WARBURta " July 10.) Guaymas, one of the most territory controlled by .the revolution- also, constitutionalists said, was sim- GOOD, CONSEQUENCESyMAY . areoplane showing RESPONSIBILITY IN and turning, looked down the barrels' zone Fran- Important Beaports on the Mexican ists. ply confirmation of another advance BE DISASTROUS of the canal and of the San INCIDENT of two revolvers. cisco Presidio text west coast, was evacuated by federals Cm the east General Pablo Gon- notice that they would arm them- accompanied the Fireman Told to Cut Train As soon as of number was today, according to advicesto General zales with an army of 20,000 men selves from despoiled federal if need London, July. 10. Warning that a copy the Washington, July 10. President 'They told me to stop the train." Carranza. holda dominion from the border to be. trouble may result from China's re- called to the attention of the war Wilson will make no nominations for said the engineer "and I stopped. Then San Luis 24 department it requested Preston to in told fireman to run back The constitutionalist commander Potosi, hours by rail from fusal to Bign the contract in regard the federal reserve board in place of they the and Mexico City. to which shall' out- vestigate, x the train between the last Guaymas was , authorized to territory compose uncouple Denounces President Mr. defense was Paul Warburg of New York, until the an feder- In the center General Villa's divis- er and Inner Tibet was issued to China Field's today that 'express car and the first passenger agree to armistice un$l the Mo-hen- ' Vera Cruz, July 10. Querldo the showed no actual senate takes definite action on his car.""' ' als should leave the city by boats, the ion occupies the country from Juarez today by Sir Edward Grey, the British photographs to former Mexican minister of fortifications, nor artillery, but only name.
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