THE MEXICAN BANDIT
NEGOTIATIONS FOR ZAMORA'S
SURRENDER,
(UNITED Pr.;S3 ASSOCIATIOK.—eO?ISIOKI.) UVITRALMN - I.'EW ,ZEALAI!» CABII ASEOCUTIOK.) (Received Auguot 27, 11 a.m.) MEXICO CITY, 2Sth l August. The Government so far has declined to negotiate for the surrender of Zamora, the bandit, who is holding an American and a Briton for ransom. ' Ten thousand troops are concentrated at Jalisco to advance against Zamora-. ,< WASHINGTON, 25th August. Later advices received by the State Department from Mexico City states that the Mexican Government will negotiate for Zamora's surrender immediately.
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Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 50, 27 August 1920, Page 7
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