Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-10
Former first Chief Must Rec
ognize Action Of Aguas Ca
lientes Convention or En-
gage in War at Once,
GUTIERREZ TO TAKE
OATH OF OFFICE TODAY
Washington Government Ac-
knowIedgeS That Attack
May Be Made on American
Troops Holding Vera Cruz,

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Washington. Nov. g.--Administra.
ton Officials admitted tonight that
no Mcxicnn situation had again az.
Humod a delicate aspect.
General carranga has partially full
filled the Washington governments re-.
pueat for guarantees for withdrawing
thc American troops from Vera Cruz,
hut this decree does not satisfy the
main point asked for by the United
Suites. that Mexlcans who served the
American government during the oc-
cnpation pf the port, be not punished
srbHoqucntly for such service.
~ O'clock tomorrow night Gen.
Eulalio Gutierrez selected by the con-
yention at Aguas Cnlientcs, will be
sworn IN rs provisional president OF
Mexico.
War ON tnrranxn.
'prranzn has boon Informed by telo-
graph by special committed sent by
The convention several days ngo that
hestliities against him as rebel VIII
be begun ai once II he does not rec
ornize the authority of Gutierrez. on
account Of the breviiy OF Carranza's
tenure. The American government In
All probability viii take no cognlzance
% The decree which he il reported 10
have Issued respecting the American
occupation Of Vera Cruz. General
Gutierrez already has assured agents
% the United states government that
when he ~ sworn in he VIII issue a
proclamation covering all points de-
sued by the American government.
General villa has stated that he will
back up Gutierrez in such n procla-
nation.
Strained situation.
difficult situation may arise.
however. IT, ~ Is generally expected
in Washington. Cnrranza defies and an
armed conflict between his forces and |
hose under tho CONTROL OF the con
yention ensures Con. Candida Agui- /
lar, N communal II the state OF Vera /
Cruz, Is loyal to cafrnnza. with un- I
reat inspired By General Carranza
through circulars and petitions call
ng on Tho American forces "a with 1
iiaw, officials renlize that The sltua-
ion a. Vera Cruz might become
trained al any moment Army Off
'efs scott a. the idea of an attack by
Nguliar's forces, as has been rue
n"rcd recently, as General Funston
laa q larger body of men there than
Neullar and Is under the protection of
he American wnrships. which could
he'll an enemy ashore without diff
1lty
Warning 60 First Chief.
General Gutierrez, with the consent
{ the convention, has named Enrique
Z. Llorente as special representative
4 Washington He was formerly
ieNican consul az Galveston and 1911 +
'aso and married the daughter of a
fominent American IN Galveston. He
: siili under indictment for alleged
ecruiilng of Mexicans on American
'rriiory during the Madero regime, I
nt his attorneys have asked the
meriean government 10 quash the
Allotment q
The state department has been In 7
lrmed that mnny Americans In Mex
% CITY who hold postal money or
ers have boen unable to cash them
"a are in need Of funds. Recently y
IS poatofflce department here an
punecd the diseuntinuanee OF money y
fder service with Mexico az the re-
aes' Of The carranza government. =
In Behalf OF Rodriguez. n
Secretary Brynn has nude repre-
'nlaiions to the authorities at Mexico q
Ivy through The brazilian minister Y
al American Consul Silliman TO Sc
ire the release from prison Of Au-
lslln Rodriguez, who was one OF the
eNienn ENJOYS az the Niagara Falls
cdlation conference Rodriguez
lends here IN the diplomatic corps ~
I'd among officials OF The American =,
'vernment who met him AZ Niagara "
ais have Interested themselves IA
s behalf ii