Arizona republican., 1914-10-15
Secretary Garrison and President Each Wire Ali- zOna Executive That to Call Out National Guard Would Complicate Matters GOVERNOR SAYS
 NO ORDER MADE Calientes Convention May Have Already Disposed of Carranza - Villareal is Choice of Villa Faction, Says Agent
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WASHINGTON, Oct IA tele- gram from Governor Hunt of Ari- Zona tonight announcing no move ment of the state militia to the Mex lcan border had been authorized, and expressing the governors desire to co-operate in avoiding further com plications in the situation was re- 'ceived with much relief by the pres ldent and Secretary Garrison Earl fer in the day the president sent a telegram to the governor saying the sending of the militia might result in grave consequences
 Two telegrams passed between Gov. Hunt and Secretary Garrison, one with reference to the situation at Naco, the other with respect to Douglas. in both of which towns the border fighting had made the Amer ican citizens apprehensive. Con- corning the situation at Douglas the governor telegraphed, One soldier and child have been struck by shots from the Mexican garrison at Agua Prieta. Firing across the boundary is described as being de- liberate on the part of the Mexican garrison"
 Secretary Garrison telegraphed in reply that the reports of Gen~ Bliss. commanding officer at Douglas said no one was injured and only stray bullets were falling on the Ameri- can side of the line. Every precau- tion is being taken to guard Ameri- can interests, he said, and additional troops could not be utilized.
 Secretary Garrison had a message tonight from Gov Hunt, which con- cluded a day of telegraphic inter changes on the subject and which said:
 T appreciate your courteous tele- gram and thank you for the advices conveyed. Both the president and yourself may feel wholly assured that 1 realize the gravity of the Mexican situation as an international problem and my sole desire is to cooperate in avoiding further com plications and at the same time ac- cord all possible protection for Ari- zonas citizens and property No movement of the state militia is au- thorized I shall communicate with you as the occasion requires and | feel sure such advices as you may extend at intervals will greatly as sist me in allaying the excitement over the existing danger" | Secretary Garrison at once replied as follows:
 Your message received Am very gratified with the expression of your attitude Will keep you fully in formed. 1 During the day the secretary at the direction of President Wilson, l ltelegraphed Gov. Hunt. pointing out
 the danger of divided responsibility should state troops go to the border. In was indicated unofficially later
 that if the Arizona governor should finally send troops to the interna-
 tional line, they will be called into | the service of the federal govern
 ment so as to bring all the forces under one commander.
 Calientes Convention
 The national convention at Aguas Calientes today reached a point
 where the question of the retire
 ment of Carranza is to be discussed, according to official telegrams to
 the American government. as well as advices received by agents of
 Gen Villa.
 Frank s. Thomas who opened
 headquarters here for Villa, gave out
 the following message from Gen.