Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-22
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Itv LEASED wire 10 fTFft'"A A@NF"f"
Mexico cny. nov. 22-rhe Mexi-
can raornlng newspapers under gov
ernment domination published "h
their front pages today Ions articles
regarding the alleged intention "i
the United states government 60 rec
opnize Provisional President Huerin
in the near future.
Et Independence had seNeh-ioi-
lum headline which read.
"Hucrtn will bo recognized by tht
American government, Lhc special
.uVoy OF President Wilson WIS able
To- prove anarchy was rcignng IN the
cnmp of the fehcis oi tho north'
Ei Dnro similarly displays an item
stating that secretary ut StniU hrAhn
bnd already signed "a communication
recognizing Hucrta The same news
paper quotes Qucrido Aoheno, the
Mexican foreign minister Ha sa3lnt
ne "has no official knowicuge Ji thc
fact" but that from private sources
ho mas received very optimistic news
and has hopes II an early ADJUST
mcnt" of the difficulties between
Mexico and the United states.
IN independents at great length
relates that the failure OF the cun-
l ference between william Rayard
/ Hale and General Carrunzu, the CON
stituiiunalia, leader WAS DUO 90 tue
conviction OF President Wilson hnd
Secretary Bryan tina the rchcl chict
could not give assurances oi the aate-
| ty OF the lives and property of Tor
cigncrs.
IN. pnper continues. president
/ Wilson and Secretary Bryan after
/ listening to the report oi their en-
/ Voy. decided that Provisional fresi-
dent Hucrtn was the Only man cuph-
/ BILE OF dominating the situation"
The Same newspaper assures lts
readers that an official announce
ment of the recognition OF Provision
TAI President iiueriu rs expected
within very fcW days
Tho foundation for thc optimism
of tho McNicnn press appears 20 ot
certain Cablcsrams received mere bS
iorcisn business men describing tht
horror felt by President Wilson nl
the killing ot federal prisoners when
Oh, rebels took luarcz Those cable
grams were at first orronCously trans
lated aH referring 90 the killing o
American army mon there. The Inn
parclnl displayed the story yestcrdh,
land % was copied ny tbs afternoon
papers 10 caused Dn unmistakabl,
lutmnsphcr, of optimism in tho ma
uOnll palace. where the news au
ipCarod 90 hc fullY credited.
Rebels now control district 10
- which are located some ut tho camp
of the Pearson syndicate 100 the Tux
pam district oi the state of Yer.
Cruz. including the island OF 20
/ trcrus, Of which Thomas Coleman
lam American, is allcgcd 90 have beer
dlfpusscssed. ANA regarding which
Charge Oshoughncssy is trclun'
with the McNican foreign office.
The rebels are not interfering viii
tho work pa the oil camps bus ar
cuntenting themselves Win collecting
tribute,
The manager at "a local bank viii
Iu branch nt Torreou received d tclc
Eom from General Francisco "pan
cho' Nllm. 'hc rebel luedcr. demand
ing that hi6 drafts bo hOnorod TIL
bank manager is Inclined Go compll
with this demand, fearing harm ma
come 60 the local manager u it D.
refused. The officers OF the iittl
, mrrHon OF lxtapalapa, the suburb
Ol the federal capital. were ARRESTED
today and are to he tried ny Cour
p martial for completely in plot Il
. start military uprising The gov
( crnmfut officials declare that
search OF the houses in the subur
e. hruught forth evidence connoctin
3 prominent Mexican army officers VIII
tho conspiracy.
! The Mexican gunhoaia Xaragozc an
+ Vera Cruz and the transport pr0grcs
d lrft this port during the uight wit
troops and supplies for TuXpnm an