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Anchor text: 1906 Cananea miner's strike
Target Entity: Cananea_strike
Preceding Context: The policies of the Díaz government not only caused resentment among the Yaquis, but also throughout the country. One of the preludes to the Mexican Revolution was the
Succeeding Context: . The approximately 2,000 strikers sought negotiations with American mine owner William Greene, but he refused to meet with them. The strike quickly turned violent when the miners tried to take control of the mine and gunfire was exchanged. Greene requested help from federal troops, but when it was obvious they could not arrive in time, he appealed to the governments of Arizona and Sonora to allow Arizona volunteers to assist him. This increased the scale of the violence. When Mexican federal troops arrived two day later, they put everything to a brutal end, with the suspected leaders of the strike executed. The heavy handed way in which Díaz had handled the strike made resentment against Diaz grow, with more strikes beginning in other areas.
Paragraph Title: 20th century
Source Page: Sonora

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