The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-09
Declares that Immediate Arm
ed Intervention is Only Pos
sible Course Remaining for
This Government
READS DETAILED LIST
OF THE SUFFERERS
Villa Pictured as an Inhuman
Brute Who Kills for the
Love of it and Knows no
Mercy.
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tBy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald ]
Washington. March specific
charges that more than 100 Amcri-
cans and other foreigners have been
Killed. murdered of outraged during
the last three years "f revolution in
Mexico were laid before the senate
today by senator Fall in the course
OF speech in which he urged armed
linterNcnuon-no Tor war. bat Tor
protection of non-comhdtants- s-and
assailcd the administration policy
senator Fairs hs gave names,
dates and circumstance ana was
gathered from his own sources. The
Benton. Nergnra and Bauch killings
and the death of tho fifteen Amerl-
cans in the Cumhre tuanel disaster
are included In those since March
I, 1918
Acting Chairman Shlvely of he for-
cign relations committee. armed with
material from the White House and
state department. was ready 20 give
the administration view. nut the
prospect was thar an todays session
would be taken zap with Mr FANS
speech.
Secretary Bryan. when he heard OF
senator Fails charges said hc would
make no statement until be- had read
an the senator's speech and would
Tor the present leave the administra-
TONS defense To- senators
senator Fail declared charges that
selfish motives aCtguted him ia urg-
Ing an aggressive policy were entirely
unioundcd All property interests he
had IN Mexico, with the exception of
I "a few odda ana ends. hc had dis
posed of In 1906.
In the ease of benton, senator Fall
charged villa had fur years been
stealing cattle in MoXico AMI shipping
them Tor sale n the United States
The WstiNlties of The New Moxicu
and Texas catilcmen's associations
hampcrvd Villas business and 70 de-
cree forbiddng shipment uf any cattle
was issued. II WIS because of that
that Benton went tu see Villa, the
senator said, Benton having cattle ho
wished 60 snip
fNnd Villa Killed him" senator
| Fall added
Comparing Hucul with villa sem
ator Fab declared hat III Huerta .s
"a murderer. he is .t least murderer
| ON grand sc3lc. Hc would not
stoop 10 kiliing neon Just Tor the
pleasure Of scciua him die. VILLA Us
a common. ignorlnl brutal murderer
FOR hire. now bc.H- romnuccd about
in the press
Rcciting Villa r.sc, AT Fall said
The rebel general Ter Madero siege
OF Juarez. obtuiuDi siDe.OH0 n loot
mostly from American mining com-
psnics, was sent ,H prison for i. but
escaped, probably because of the
kindly feeling of Haderu villa had
told him Of that. iHe senator said ,u
his office in 10 p1...
Later villa .1.E huuion train
and held up au AWcFlcnn company
which owned th, -Hpmcnt for s40.-
ono. With that $40. 900. senator
Fal added, "hc Hited out 60 cstub-
lish constitution government in
Moxico."
senator Faii .Urcd Villas course
I through Torrcuu Chihuahna and
Jnarcz, charging .nAt he looted tho
towns, conilscate4 Hropcrty drove out
the Spaniards lHI uthera. ln maui
Instances hoidine u.ck the wives aud
mothers
General Castro federal. he said.
was paid S5o.0Ou uy villa To surren-
der Iuarez
Luis Terrazas u,ld prisoner in Chi
huahua, senator fll said. Had been
tortured ana forced 90 reveal the hid-
ing place OF $500 900 gold which
Villa. with other loot shipped to
banks la thu United States for his
own account
Text OF lail's spcech.
With the snIu,n declaration that
We don't Vvar .r Tho MeNl..,, ,.aflor,