Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-02-06
OROzCO HEADS
NEW REBELLION
Uncle Sam Is MobiIizing
and Will Rush Troops
to Border
SEEMS BEGINNING OF END
Sooner or Later United States
May Have to Restore Order
in Republic.

tBv Special Leased Wire to New Mextcan'
Washington. D. c., Feb 6.-AnOther
uprising in Mexico is impending, ac-
cording to official dispatches received
here " hich cast grave doubts on the
; loyalty of General OroZcG to Presid-
ent Madero and intimate that in with
drawing from Juarez with the garris-
or of that place to Chihuahua, Oroz-
co is about to begin a new rebellion
and declare the Independence of the
State of Chihuahua. Army circles
are again agitated and preparations
! for immediate action are renewed.
Twenty-fifth Infantry Modified.
Seattle, Wash, Feb. 6-Orders
have been received at Fort Lawson
directing that the garrison of four
companies of the 25th Infantry, the
Brownsville regiment" be held in
readiness to move to the Mexican
! frontier on short notice. The other
eight companies of the regiment are
at Fort George Wright. Spokane, and
they have received singular orders.
Troops Ordered to be Ready.
Helena, Mont, Feb. 6-Orders
were received today at Fort William
Henry Harrison for the four COM
panies of the fourteenth infantry,
stationed here, to hold itself in readi-
ness to move on instant notice to the
Mexican border.
Artillery Ready to Move.
! Savannah, Ga, Feb. 6.-Teleeraphic
instructions received today at Fort
Screven. Tybee Island, Ga, from the
War Department are for the 10th,
121st and 74th companies of Coast Ar
tillery to get camp equipment and field
! service ready to go to Texas at once.
Protest Against Intervention.
Kansas City, Mo, Feb. ct is i'm
pOrtant that Americans realize the
absolute error and great danger Of
the intervention sentiment that is
biting fomented to Americans on the
Mexican border said D. j. Half,
wealthy mine owner, upon his re-
turn from a visit to Mexico today.
"Actuated by greed, they hope to
bring on a war between the nations
that would result in moving the bor
der line one hundred miles south, -
he said Intervention would be most
unWise. 1t would mean that the
friendship and trade of all the Latin
American countries would probably
be permanently lost to u.s.
Mexico is trying to solve the prob
lem of self-government. The United
States is in absolute ignorance of the
real sentiment of tin-Americans
toward our assumption of guardian
shIp."
Whole State in Revolt.
Washington, d. c., Feb 6.-The
whole state of Chihuahua is now re-
ported to be in revolt against the Ma
dero government. The state assem-
bly, is expected to meet today and it
is expected a declaration of independ-
ence will be issued.
6Ioodshed Feared.
Representatives here of the national
government are said to be without sup
port, and afraid to appeal to Mexico
City for help, fearing any attempt
to send loyal troops into Chihuahua to
enforce the DEGREES of the Madero gov.
ernnent would precipitate bloodshed.
AS the state of chihuahua borders on
Texas, its separation from Mexico
would be matter of deep concern
I to the United States officials here who
are watching developments with great
interest.
] Uncle Sam Ready for Trouble.
So complete are the military prepar
! ations that it is said nothing remains
to be done but to send one message
to every department army headquar
, ters in the country to insure thf
!. prompt assemblage of a sufficien
e number OF troops on the Mexican Dor
n der to prepare the United States TO
n any emergency that might arise ther
S Madero Regime is Dead.
d Ell Paso, Texas, Ftb. Ga Chihua
r hua special to the Herald says th'
e guards at the State penitentiary hav.
s deserted their posts and have jaile'
p the director, Rafael Rembao, afte
IS which they took to the hills to join Re
d jas. Government officials in Chihua
If hua say the Madero regime there i
e. dead and that the the state govern
" ment is ready to be turned over t
Emilio VasQuez Gomez.
y Troops to Move to Texas.
~ Pensacola Florida, Feb. G-For tn
% second time within twelve months
", two companies of the Coast Artiller
II stationed at Fort Barrancas receive
orders today to entrain for the Mex
= can border in Texas.
70 Four other companies statione
~ here are being recruited to the fu
al war strength in anticipation of poss
n. BILE orders to move on short notice.
The Fort Barrancas troops will el
10 train for Texas tomorrow morning
N They will depart in full war strength
W. The garrisons at Fort Morgan, Nj
bile, and at Fort Moultrie, Charleston
e. are in readiness for Texas duty.
he The commanding officer is to repo
e. to the Adjutant General as soon ;
es his equipment is complete.
lie Quick Mobilization.
of Washington, D. c., Feb. Ga fe
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