The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-07
NO RIGHT To
DEMAND HIS
ELIMINATION
This viii Be Set Forth in Mexico's
Formal Reply to the Unit.
ed States
IMPORTANT CABINET MEETING
Scout Cruiser Chester Is Sent TO
Vera Cruz Well Armed and
pFovisioned
FELIX DIAZ IS UNDER ARREST

Mexico CitV NOV --Huertas for
mai negative reply 10 the United
States, the demands Of which were
discussed in detail at last nights cab
met meeting, will set forth that the
United states has no right legal or
otherwise TO demand auerta's elm
nation This was given out by ono
"f the departments or the Mexican
government
The reply win point out that Huer-
"a HAS no legal right TO accede tu
the demands. The informant says il
has been decided to incorporate i'm the
reply declaration that Hucrta in
tends to increase the Mexican army
to half million men
Important Meeting Of Cabinet.
Washington, Nov The cabinet
met today for the first time in several
weeks. Secretaries Garrison and WI
son and Attorney General McReynol3s
We're rot present u is understood
that at the instance Of the president one
or two members who had planned tu
oe out of the city cancelled their en-
sagements 20 attend. News dispatches
telling of Linds return to Mexico city
We're taken into the meeting, and Sec
retarv Bryan carried a large envelope
with state department dispatches
When The cabinet meeting broke up
the members We're shown dispatches
saying Huerta's formal reply would be
a complete denial Of the right Of the
Jnited states TO demand his retire
ment but none Of them would com
ment All admitted the Mexico situa-
tion was discussed, but silence was the
rule
U, s Cruiser Goes Well Armed
Philadelphia Pa Nov The
scout cruiser Chester. prepared to-
any eveutualtv sailed at noon TODAY
for Vera cruz. she ir equipped with
The most powerful wireless arparg-
tus of any ship in the American navy.
loaded with provision for three months
and has large supply Of ammunition
She also has machine and field guns
Marines Ordered 10 Prepare.
Portsmouth n H.. Nov. Orders
have been received from Washington
Tor 200 of the 800 marines here to pre-
pare immediately FOR service in a
southern climate
Europe Willing 20 Help.
Berlin Nov. At the foreign cfice
I Is said combination Of powers 10
support the United States would he
considered by Germany and othc,
powers. if desired by the United states.
Such suggestion from Huern
would not be considered I'm Germany
lnless it has The approval of W1emrz.
on,
Lind Arrives AZ Mexico CITY.
Mexico CITY, Nov John Lind an
ived here this morning from Vera
ruz The United States embassy had
'ot received any advices Of hi, com
MS
Lind proceeded 10 the American en-
'7sey. where he win reside dmine his
tay
Lind Without Direct Orders
Washinston Nov John Linds
Unexpected return TO Mexico city from
era cruz is understood here 10 have
zen without direct orders from Wash
ngton but In line with the general in
tructions under which he is enioyinc
he greatest freedom Of movements
This latest development I'm the stu.
ton is surrounded by much reticence
ere II is pointed out that probably
e is acting i'm the belief that import
mt developments may be expected
ne official view is that o'shaughnes-
y either has received an intimation
iuerta is about To- answer the repre-
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