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Foreign News April 7, 1911

The Wheeling Intelligencer

Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia

What is this article about?

On April 6 in Agua Prieta, Mexico, rebel leader 'Red' Lopez halted a passenger train at Fonteras for 20 minutes, demanding cancellation of an arrest warrant for stealing a mule, and threatened to disrupt Nacozari railroad operations otherwise. No passengers harmed.

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Rebel Leader Stole Mule.

AGUA PRIETA, Mex., April 6.—"Red" Lopez, at the head of his band of rebels, today stopped at Fonteras a passenger train running from this city to Nacozari, compelling the crew to hold the train twenty minutes. The passengers were not molested. Lopez said he had learned that a warrant was out for his arrest in Douglas for stealing a mule, on which he made his escape into Mexico, and he declared that unless this warrant was withdrawn he would stop the movement of trains on the Nacozari railroad.

What sub-type of article is it?

Rebellion Or Revolt

What keywords are associated?

Rebel Train Stoppage Mule Theft Warrant Mexico Rebels Nacozari Railroad Threat

What entities or persons were involved?

"Red" Lopez

Where did it happen?

Agua Prieta, Mexico

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Agua Prieta, Mexico

Event Date

April 6

Key Persons

"Red" Lopez

Outcome

train held for twenty minutes; no passengers molested; threat to stop nacozari railroad movement unless arrest warrant withdrawn

Event Details

"Red" Lopez and his band of rebels stopped a passenger train from Agua Prieta to Nacozari at Fonteras, holding it for twenty minutes. Lopez demanded withdrawal of a warrant for his arrest in Douglas for stealing a mule used in his escape to Mexico.

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