The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-25

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ni4 vas STRONG personality. He
unueIeo0k t0 eefA0lleh ana maintain
1epuOMcan form % government. but
MO 3overnment Wae over moro orbt- |
ttaxy ana Uranntcal than his He was
p11e eeepoG Giectaone Were au-
~ yor. n3 eoio1efS No man
49, - 80 = ~. ~ ~. g me 9overnorsn1p
OF any one OF the n states without
nrst committing him and securing his
1ndiri.i y,.cto,, sa ~, ...e - 1enoer
ine Diax abont T. Tnsr. -. SS .e
Neel - S.srss<s. = S.4-Hs- ....6S1o1s
olasnea Th~ro -. ~ ,, ~ -
education. The nrivals-S1 as. Y.
possessed full power ana control 81
chance ana hia 1870 vere stiiS -
cents q dav. Tho handifa ~rer rct
nut to death after eanture vere eiver
places in the amy and rose to hien
positions.
sw.a.rc -. ,,,o,,. =
ana endeavored r. mt ~ :ra ~ ....e,s
condifions NJ irett+rtnN -.."S.s1
tion ana wa. .ncc.esf..i - c..ss, ~.r
inr the old order ~ thire. - 4rs
Short time Of 81 month"; He nrnrns
feed tree land. frea eIerticn. sra
many other NEEDED reror,,c. M.
fled 10 snsir Msderc 'fss,,aN 49,
lamafion 81 neece hut 49,
peaca. .Ha whn A.. ~. -c-I
must perish by the sword.s Madero
shonld nave hce,, s,,.+.;..a IS .ts.S
by other xovernmenfs hcc.r.s 80 - hs.
vision OF a befter ana more ~avs1,-ed
government in Mericn ma r,,;viIeC-
ed classes reaIixed fha+ the .,,ccs.c -
his plans meant deHeat Tov 4he,ro erd
they turned axainst him. Insnrrec-
ton after insurrection hrcr~ AIT
against him.
Felix Dfax Revolt.
''Then came the Felix Diax revolt.
Madero called the troops to his aid
duerta was the general ordered to
queu TINS revolt. Tho pitiable thing
about it all is that this plot to over
throw Madero was Matched in the
American embassy. Madero ives
overthrown by the treason Of Huerta.
arrested without a warrant and
thrown into prison and in five DAYS
assassinated in cold blood. Two
weeks before the expiration Of the
term or ex-President Taft the situa-
ton became critical. It remained as
situation for President Wilson to
handle. He sent q private agent to
Mexico to investigate. One-half the
people practically were in revolt.
Medero was popular and gave nrom-
Use Of bringing things to the Merfcan
people but Huerta had gained control
OF the treasury and the capitol. It is
rule Of international law to recox-
nize constituted authority. II this au-
maintained
responsible as a nation and ~sv.,rrs
ment. President wilson IearreH ~
the part PLAYED NV our avrhes.aa
in the plot to overthrow Madero. An
utner rue OF international law ts that
tne people must give their assent to
.1 constltuteo authority ana must be
Hp.s - maIntain stable government.
- vas evluent tnat the people did not
give tnelr assent to the new authority.
Americas Pronosfffone
s.President wt1so, +t.,,-.s.-. r..
Lind to Me~icc nth .s... ~. NJ.
Mexican neonIe emhod.,irs 49, - .e ens
nronnaitiors. 49, ssAe?eo AouS
..EYr~+ a+.,> A~a...
..Sacora Iis - ~.
| ..rhird uue-+. e.essa .s
nrst not hs,s., e 1lu nas suppoT teIs
election. ~e-''-Aa 20 ~ ea1's
| "Eo,,r+b w.,
.ult ~ th;.a,.a4 ss1st Aoiuo Dy the re-
"Eva~ ts .. @..SlaVu.
arrest ~ I'm der.,t;a 1 Az. asn Tso ~ tne
self .S;ctator IT, s. dec.s'IIns nlm-
LII -; notice tnat ne would not recog-
was nn e"vern claAmlne tnere
recognition. Rebeliion cont,n"ed esn ~
cially in the northern states. We were
asked to intervene There are other
countries having interest in Mexico.
| among them Great Britain France.
Spain, China. There has been continue
GUS disorder for the East four wears
since 1910 and many believe that the
circumstances justified intervention
some time ago.
$4,000 United State. p.-s~,,. w..
|
u,,.- IRE ABOUT $1,000 Americans
M.xts :" ,':,,. W'UO IN the City OF
To- 80 One o!non ana quarter dol
ta.so n"sS peen invested there on 1nvt-
ta.. One OF the Original rules OF In
a. ID ,1vnal law - tnat wnen an tndt-
| 0n0
-, aAu.neL country TO nve, ne must
S0AS lAc 1ASA duQ must submit to tho