Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
United States Considering the
Proposition to Send Soldiers
Across Line in Pursuit oe
Rebel Raiders.
COOPERATION WITH
MADERO CONTEMPLATED
Ambassador Wilson Favors
Plan by Which Troops of
Both Countries Will Work
in Harmony.

Washington, sept Tho war de-.
partnent IN preparing 10 dispatch two
moro regiments OF cavalry Co tho
Mexican border, General wood. chief
OF staff today asked President taft
ior his approval OF tho order. Tho
troopers viii bo taken from Forts
RILEY Kan, and -. a. Russell. Wyo.
ono regiment from each post.
Reports 10 tho war department 20.
day included tho urgent request fnv
reinforcomcnts for the present border
patrol
Tho war department b. cousIderiug
suggestion from military command
crs along the border that the United
states secure permission from tnr
Mexican government for American
troops a. pursue Into Mexican terri
tory bands of rebel raiders vhp oprr-
ate on this side of tho line. This step
was taken during the Indian troubles
in Arizona aud New Mexico Ia the igs
ana SOS
While the Mexican government haas
begun negotiations through its cm-
husHy hero for permission 90 send ii9
troops through Texas and Arizona 90
tho state OF sonora. sugn "a request
roNcrsaia suffered hy tho rchslB iu tbtt
section.
word sas received at Tho cmrasB3
today tutt sufficient troops were 200
Nuui,q and Cauauea tu protest
American utr and property
tu tuu thida ou the American gidr
lur United States troops are uuuhi"
tu uUusuu tho raiders when thry Co..
ir,at into Mexican Territory tf tuo
American defending force were sup.
ported by sufficient Mexican force
tuc mtrtudcrs would bc caught hr.
tween them aud the outragcs could bee
stopped
Ns Ambassador Wilson uuH strongly
urged th. Mexican Euycruu. ut lu
/ place sufficient number ul trHu.s in
suuurt Go protect American ut,r .ts,
I o. iH assumed that tho United ri',f
/ be prepared 90 allow passage for M'N-
oau troops through American TERRITORY
TOE that purpose
M Indication that the Mcxiutn
government H likely 20 make su'n a.
I request is tho calling oi a. special soF
/ sion or the Mexican senate. witTout
vhuso authorization President Msd"fp
can not send troops out OF Mexico it
] hlII HU hf lfhHl "A WNfh uttNti iIlH "'It.
at" can b" convened.
There ia precedent for tl, passing
I IoC Mexican troops through American
territory lu thc late Mudcro rvuclii"u
4 rurrcs were sent through Arizona tud
/ california 20 protect tue American
dikos aud irrigation works uu tnc
Colorado rjNor in Lower CdliioruiH.
War department advice sa} G'u'-
/ ral -ala1ar ls personally rospuV,ni'
I for The rebel raids nn this side ni ih"
/ lur Iu the skirmish yesterday 'n
/ the Cuibortsuu ranch, American s1I
dicrs captured Mcxicau rebel, wnu
saws Salazar uas ordered tur mru
across the uuo to round up beef iur
his command.
General StecNor has dispatched
Troop g. cot the Third cavalry tp tnr
sccuc of the trouble. Troop h Fourth
cavalry hta gone from Fort Hua-
chua 60 reinforce tho patrol "u iHp
border line.
Acting upon President TaftH auth
ort, tine treasury department today
authorized the expectation into Nti.
coma of 500 rifles and 10000 cari
ridges for uno use % the American"
ia tuo protection ui their lIy"H Ind
property Tho arms will be- tor0 ara
ed tp tho consular agrnt ai 'au'u't
Tor distribution.