New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
GAMBOA OUTLINES MANY
REFORMS FOR MEXICO
Presidential Nominee of Catho-
lie Party Advocates Schemes
for Working Class UpIift.
WOULD AID THE FARMERS
Legislature of Queretaro Dis
solved by Federal Government
Speaker and Several
Deputies Under Arrest.
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Mexico city. Mexico. Oct Ell Pals
to-day criticises the appointment OF
Querido Moheno. to the Foreign Relations
Department. II SAYS that the Minister of
Foreign Relations ought to possess a GER
tain degree Of European polish and ought
TO have Invested himself 70 some extent
OF "our semi-barbarous, semi-uncouth,
seni-jocose Mexicanism," so that he
might be better qualified to meet foreign
diplomats on official and social footing.
attenuated by the fact that Moheno has
been appointed only assistant secretary.
Federico Gamboa, the Catholic Presi-
dental candidate. has given out his plan
of social reform. He advocates various
schemes for the uplift Of the working
class. principally the establishment OF
savings banks and the encouragement OF
thrift and temperance. For the agrarian
problem he favors the development oil
rural credits adapted to Mexican condi-
tons.
Querido Moheno. the newly appointed
sub Secretary OF Foreign Relations. will
be the acting Secretary. as ii is under
stood no one will be appointed to succeed
Gamboa during the remainder Of Huerta' S
term.
The government has adyices that Gen
oral Felipe Angeles has disappeared from
Paris. France. and. 1t is thought. has
Joined the Northern rebels. General An
eeles was faithful to Madero TO the last
and was imprisoned by the new admins
tration. but was afterward released ana
allowed 10 proceed to Paris. on the con-
dition that he report al intervals to the
Mexican Legation.
General Angeles Is a competent officer
and would be a valuable acquisition 10
the rebels. General Ojeda has been re-
called by the government from Sonora
and a Younger officer will be sent there.
The Legislature Of the State Of Quere-
taro has been dissolved by military force
because II refused TO allow the civil Gov
ernor Carlos Loyola. TO be superseded oy
the military governor. General Joaquin
Chicarro who was sent TO the state py
the federal government
When the decision Of the local Congress
became known 10 the military authorities
the latter sent troops which surrounded
tho building and arrested the Speaker
Adolfo Islas and several other state
Deputies. who are being brought by rail-
10 the capital under strong military
guard Rumors OF the resignation OF FL
nance Minister GOrostieta are denied.
Esteban Fiorro Of Laredo. an Amerf-
can citizen. who was arrested toward th'
end OF September at Saltillo and i'm
pressed into the Mexican army. will no
have to serve. the order for him to enter
the ranks having been rescinded upof
representations being made by the United
States Embassy. Fierro, however Is SUI
2 prisoner of the civil authorities. lie i
accused of theft while conducting mill
tary train In the state OF Coahuila.
Manuel Calero. former Mexican Amohs'
ssdor at Washington and Mexican fo'
eign Minister and Jesus Flores Maso'
former Minister Of the Interior DotU
members of the Chamber Of Deputies
have been nominated by group OF lad
erals as Presidential and Nice-freslue'''
tlal candidate. respectively. No conVeh'
ton was held for their nomination. gu,
the leaders OF the Liberal party ca,'eu
on them and notified them OF their selec-
ton. .,e
Statistics of Mexlcos foreign commerce
for the fiscal year Of 1919. just publisheu'
show gains both IN imports and exports
r., t,,,rts ,,ere 195 100 pesos WhicH
is n gain Of $4,000 pesos. Inc eNpolo :,
we're 100000 pesos, gain OF -'i'"''V'
pesos. 1..,o,,.
Ia Naclon," the organ OF the Cathoh'
marty. answering the attacks OF "t.i I'M
rarcial." denies that Federico Gamooa -