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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
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NIOTVTTS JONTHd IFII9Va w ITlI
FL Paso Feb 20-The execution murder. of William 5.
Benton British subject and OF the most prominent foreign
resident in northern Mexico by General Francisco Villa head
the rebel forces uarez when became known here today
started Of Indignation eliminating in call for mass
meeting in Cleveland Square tonight
Resolutions accusing the department Washington OF
uppessng the reports Of its consus Of deliberately msead
ing the American people actual conditions the border
and demanding that congress call the department for the
full records of alleged crimes and ourage drawn up the
Of the afternoon and there little doubt that they would
be adopted.
Former Governor George Curry. Of New Mexico scfed-
ued the principal speaker lie named committee Of
YproWpu indignation meeting in the lobby of the Hotel
Sheldon headquarters Of foreigners driven OF Mexico
lestgae the killing of Benton but his inquiries developed nothing
not nreYolslN nnbIsled
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21

NlIIn Cnmmnn NIn-lrrcr-

OF our uitiaens the rnpnr of American
women and mmation of Mexico hcr-
self.
villa Common Murderer.
oThe rarecr ,f ef4n,is.o ,.,0s
man vim Ma bnsn @r o,ttl,,. a.,3
murderer fer monv 4e4rs and ,.ha is
now lendinr I'M nrbitf.t, ,,,l d.sn,t,.
reign of terror over nortbrrn Afexiso.
is more cruel ANA lnrbarnu. I'm hi4
methods than amy tyiani I'm mo v.oridia
history ID is a faqt raat he has
treated with pontentnt tha rcpresen
tatlvcs of an nptione. an1 thnt M docs
not hesitate .o put a man to drath
Cor the slightest cause and for In ANY
way ineunine his dlsnleasurc Ne
believe il a dssr0cc 90 our government
.aud the American pcnplc to tolerate
such a man, much less 40 give him
moral support therefore tn Il
"Resolved, THAT this message be
sent 10 the president Of the United
states the British ambassador az
Washington To our United states sem
OiuIs with the request chat 10 hV reaA
into the Congressional Record. nd
we appeal TO them and to ail our fen~
resentatlVes in both branches "a enn-
gress 10 adopt resolutions 90 compal
the state department. to transmit 90
congress IT'S records pertaining to the
cutragea committed against Americans
and foreigners in Mexico, and to lahe
such action as viii give our people the
protection guaranteed them under
their constitutional rights ANA To
maintain the honor ANA prcsiiso of
our country in The eyes OF The WOrl !.
We appeal to YOU TO make known the
futtg ia tbp American upoulO and tu
500 tbat o,r rltizcns who arc living i'm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
SENATE SURE To
RATIFY PENDING
EIGHT TREATIES
Amendments Proposed by 0p-
position to Administration
Policies Are Defeated by a
Decisive Vote,
l.Y sorr,aa lou.a.l s,rol.. ,r.s.o WAN


Washington, Feb 20 by defeating
amendments TO general arbitration
treaties pending renewal with Great
Britain, Japan ana six other nations.
the senate today took the first decis-
iYe step In the policy Of the admlnistra-
tion To lift the United States from
what officials have characterized as
its Isolated position IN foreign re-
ations
The supreme test of strength IN the
treaty controversy came on an amend
ment to the spanish treaty urged by
Senator chamberlain of Oregon.
which would withhold from arbitra-
ton such important international is-
sues as immigration. the question Of
admitting aliens 10 domestic schools.
affairs involving the Monroe doctrine
8nd the provision Of the Panama canal
act eXempting American eoastWise
shipping from tolls This amendment
was rejected By "a vote Of thirteen to
forty, more than two-thirds majority.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
PRESIDENT GREETS
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS

WUHhnpton. Fob. 30. = Presldont
Wilson Tonight shook hands with Sew
enteen hundred knights of pythlas
Who are attending The annual eonNen-
tion aud celebrating the orders
Golden Jubilee
Thomas J CARING of Macon, Ga.
supreme chancellor pledged the sup
port OF 500 600 "hrothcrs' and $4,000
policy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21

bridgeport lnfn., Feb 4h,@M l-s
Mary Mccormick. who created SELF
sation on crowded street last sun
day by holding up and threatening tu
shoot a young woman stenographer,
was tuiay adiudged insane. she he-
came mentally unbalanced # was
said, when she learned just before tn
date set for marriage 60 New York
man. that he was alrcndy married and
hssH a faffi ifsa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
GEN. Villa RAISES STORM Of
WRATH AMONG AMERICANS
BYMURDER|NG v. Sc -NTON,
SUBJECT Of GREAT BRITAIN
CONSUL EDWARDS HOPES THAT
REPORTED EXECUTION DID NOT
OCCUR AS OFFICIALLY STATED

Angry Citizens of Ell PaSo Appoint Former Governor George
Curry Of New Mexico to Make Investigation; Claim of
MexCanS That Death Followed Court Martial, in Which
Victim Was Accused of Insulting Rebel Commander, Is
Secuted by Friends of Missing SCOChman; Story Has 1t
That Angry Words Followed Refusal by COnstutionaiSt
Dictator to Permit Removal Of Cattle to Point North Of
Rio Grande and Death Resulted Quickly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
THEOD0RE'S FORCES
DEFEATED IN HAITI

Cap, Haten Haiti, Feb. 30.--rhs
rebel army was ruucd today after sew
pral encounters with the government
lnrcea and fen back inside the City
ot cape llaitien
Panic prevails and an American
wafship has landed marines. The con.
aulntcs are giYins asylum to refugees.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
Curry Interviews Consul.

Curry Interviews Consul.
Mr. curry went first to Thomas D.
Edwards, United States consul at
Juarez.
Mr. Consul" he said. the people
of I'll Paso and the foreign refugees
from Mexico are in a feverish state
because of the murder of William
Benton. They have been unable to
learn the details Of the crime ana
have asked me TO seek information
Amy light you can shed on the subject
VIII be appreciated.
IL have telegraphed the secretary
of state that BentOn's death has been
officially reported 10 me, replied the
CONSUL such other details | have
forwarded 20 Washington by mail
General villa said he did not care to
talk 10 the press or public OF the
ease. but gave me the Information
Tor Mrs Benton the widow. and the
state department They are at lib
criy 10 talk, but ! promised the gem
ernl that ] would remain silent"
Asked as 10 his careful interpreta-
uun Of the words Officially reported
dead, and IL he personally thought
inc official report by Villa might have
been deliberately misleading. the con-
sul said that inasmuoh as the rebels
have been sending Chihuahua prison
ems 60 luarez and Juarez prisoners
10 Chihuahua he had mad faint
hope that villa might, for his own
reasons, have lied 10 him.
Consul Watches Train.
This morning the consul watched
the train which had villa and his STAFF,
and about twenty others on board,
hoping 10 catch sight Of Benton or
amy American. but saw none but Mex
leans
Benton disappeared Tuesday and
there Is no disposition outside the
American consulate ii It still ex-
lists thereto doubt the authenticity
Of Villas report TO the consul.
Mr. Edwards made his first inquiry
OF Villa Yesterday afternoon upon the
receipt OF instructions from Secretary
BRYAN who made the request at the
Instance of the British ambassador,
air Cecil Spring Rice.
MIR. Edwards" Villa is reported as
saving. Sir. Benton Is dead You are
am OFFICIAL Of the American govern
ment and I give you this as officially
Your due, ! have made denials To
other inquirers, as this IS not a mat
ter for the public It is for the in
formation Of the widow and Of the
state department"
What else passed between them Mr..
Edwards would not state, and Mrs.
Benton was unable to.
The consul telegraphed the bare an
nounoement to Washington last night
ana the news reached El Paso through
an Associated Press bulletin when
Secretary Bryan made the informa-
uon public today
secrets Kept Well
lt Is regarded as typical Of the sit
gation and the ability of the rebel Of
iiclals with their despotc discipline
W keep well hidden their se-
Oiet acts. that the news should have
reached here from the outside. Friends
the decedcnt and newspaper men
made the most diligent search and
INQUIRIES without obtaining q definite
view That BENTON and villa had
guulreled was learned, and there We're
many versions Of the quarrel. but all
ellleial htterances were misleading. as
,heS We're Intended 10 be. Generally il
vas believed mat villa. who had
4ho"n Benton for years. would not
n"Ie TO XIII him. but was trying soli-
1lF confinement as corrective 10
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WEATHER. FORECAST.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
Bcnion Was Unarmcd.

Benton was unarmed. Tho many
persons who knew him well ln Chi
huahua and along the border. in
Guiding ms cousin ana his willow, as
sert that he never owned revolver
and did not have one upon him when
ne went to Jnarez. villa on Wednes-
dag riSh'. ta,tirg io fep"r'er. as
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
state Department Denounced.

we believe that tho state depart
ment at Washington has persistcntly
suppressed facts concerning the true
conditions in Mexico and endeavared
through Inspired newspaper articles
and by other means 10 mislead the
American people and form publ
opinion for political purposes in sup
port of % policy that is ruinnus 10 am
foreign interests i'm Mexico and to the
Mexican pe6pio themselves in sup
port of this statement we would eJll
attention to a recent article In the >ew
York World which purportcd to bee 70
semi-offciul Interview coming from
the secretary of states office ana
which stated that while "a great many
Americans had lost their lives In McX-
leo, not one had been murdered sole'y
on account OF his nationality. This
statement we know 10 be absolutely
false and we believe there are reports
on file I'm the state department from
our own consuls tu the contrary We
recall in the last few months such
cases as the assassination Of Mr.. bur
ton at Santa Rosalin, Mr. HAYES AMI
Mr. Thomas mt MADEIRA. and Mr.
Brooks In northern Chihuahua. and ,n
every one Of these cases they were
most brutally murdered for no other
reason tnan that they were American
citizens.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
sccrets Kept Won.
MIATIIIrn ropIeAcr

F, 9seingion. Feb 20.-New Mexico
M NV. saturday ana Sunday, except
-''" SUNDAY in neHnfein ais.ric.s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21

Some months ago the state depart
mont officials officially declared n
one of its messages 90 Mexico that III
would hold the Mexican lenders per-
sonallv responsible for outrageg com
mitted against American citizens Az
the present moment our government 81
harboring Gen Ynez Salazar. who haa
an unbroken record ever since he took
the field I'm Mexico Of Outrages COM
mltted against our citizens. there are
many citizens OF this city who were
cruelty aud brutally treated By this
man. many who have been held for
ransom ANA t least one. Mr.. Foun.
tain who WAS shot by his order ami
thus far he has been immune from an
hy our government.
At the present moment Maxine
Castillo who for many months has
been at the head of an outlaw band
la northern Mexico, holding our cit.
zens for ransom and pcrpctrating an
kinds of Outrlues whose hand rec
emily burned alive between fifty ana
sixty passengers In the cumbre tun-
mel on the Northwestern railroad. is
being given asylum and protection by
cur government
"We submit these facts 49, evidence
that our government is. through
weak and vacillatine policy encourae-
ing these lnwlesH leaders 10 commit
all kinds 81 oHtfaRes against foreign
ers. and doing great Injustice 10
cur own people that is resulting IN the
loss Of hundreds Of millions of dollafs
of fsFaipn f.auffal the murder ~ MANY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-21
Resolutions Are Adopted at
Mass Meeting Held in The
ater to Condemn Execution
of William S, Benton
STATE DEPARTMENT is
SEVERELY DENOUNCED
Former Governor Curry Of
New Mexico, Prominent in
Gathering Which Demands
Protection for Foreigners


El Paso, Tex, Feb. co. Resolutions
condemning the government for its
handling Of MeNican affairs were
adopted at q mass meeting held In 4
theater here tonight 20 protest against
the murder Of " S. Benton By GEN
cral villa at Juarez
The meeting came as climax of "a
day of excitement caused hy news of
the death OF Benton The meeting
was first called for Cleveland Square,
but Mayor Kelly, in a letter to George
Curry, former governor of New Mex
leo. asked him to rent "a hall, as he
regarded an open meeting dangerous.
The mayor said he would suppress
any attempt to hold the meeting In
the open
Richard Dudley head OF the com
tracing firm which built several hum
dred miles OF the Mexico Northwest
ern railroad and one OF the most
wealthy ana influential refugees from
Mexico, promptly paid $50 for the
use of the thcater.
Messengers 10 turn the crowd from
Cleveland Square to the theater were
posted.
The killing of Benton. British
subject, occurred last Tuesday but the
fact became known here only today
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