New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
ry.Dictator and For
ner Generals Bound
for FL PasO.
ANGELES SAID
TO HEAD MOVE
Constitutionalist and Con-
ventionist Agencies Unite
in Warning.
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fF--- T,- tribune Bureau
4 Warrington. June 26.-Fears that eH-
,.,,s.pt Huerta was about TO start
.,v revolution in Mexico were the sub
~, Of protests TO the State Depart
.,, to-day from both the Villista and
r,,y,nzista agencies in Washington.
NJ, probably the first time that the
"a factions have agreed on report,
,.s Il is looked upon as unusually sig
risesnt
n. yilllstas declared that number
i =, Kansas City friends of General
gu,rts had been seen at San Antonio.
ru. on board train bound for FL
p,,O. General Huerta himself was on
~ train, but said he was going to
california
On the train, also, according TO the
yll,,s sdvices, were Generals Ygnacio
snyO. Eduardo Caus, Vicente Caliero.
jus Allessio Robes, Victor Huerta,
I,raus Corostieta and several other
military chiefs. with former Congress
-, and Senators of the Huerta ad-
: rnistrst.on.
Adviees received by the Constitu-
ssnslist agency relate that the Huerta
ACTION is planning @ new movement
,uinst the Constitutionalist govern
s,pt in Mexico and in favor Of the re-
,,tionary elements" The agency de-
dared that former officers Of the Fed
| gslist" army are concentrating at FL
Plso 10 organize the movement Their
| Gsps,ches mentioned that Generals
Brsvo. Caus and Allessio Robles, to-
r,her with a number of officers of
l,,ser rank in the old army of Porfrio
pis1 and Victoriano Huerta, were en-
! ioute 20 the border.
The State Department is grsvely con-
nrned over conditions in Mexico City.
No direct word has been heard from
! hat place, which is now occupied by
he Zapati stas. since June IS, when the
| wires were cut, and communication
with the Brazilian Minister, who rep
usen:s the interests of the Unito1
States there, cut off. All other for
elm governments have also been de-
prived Of communication with the
Mexican capital
State Departments Comment.
The State Department made the fol-
lowing oihc.a. comment on the situa-
ton:
@The department is in receipt Of
Dispatch from Vera Cruz TO the effect
ihs; General Csrranza has given sssur-
tnees that in tuc event of fighting in
the City Of Mexico the interests of non
tOmbatants. whether natives or for
tigners. will be looked after.
The depar.n eTt is in receipt Of Gen
tysl Carranza's report concerning the
operations Of General Carranza's forces
oetsde Of Mexico City, but it would
tppesr from the other meagre reports
received that General Zapata is pre-
pairing 10 offer some resistance with his
artillery forces
United States Intervention the Goal.
Intervention hy the United States is
believed By Carranza and his repre-
sntstiyes in Washington TO be the goal
d the "Cleutifcos," as Carranzlstas
term the reacuonaries. In a statement
issued tonight Elseo Arredondo, head
q the local Constitutionalist agency,
thsrged that a junta was at work, par
teulsrly 10 New York and Washington,
WITH view 20 bringing about inter-
| Wltion by the United States.
This conviction is based" said the
FAiement upon an actual knowledge
nat persistent, quiet, insidious cam
Pign Of Misrepresentation has been
under way for months. Recent sue
esses Of the CarranZista armies in the
! led and the growing strength Of the
\ VonStituuOnalist government, 10 say
isih,ng Of the diminution of the
Strength Of the Eillistas movement, has
beer respons bic for a sudden speed
4 hg up OF the machinery OF intrigue"
Arredondo denies in his statement
aai anarchy RACES in any portion OF
Ae1'eo. He gave the lie fatty TO a
lumber Of statements that starvation
ttAlks In any part Of the republic and
Aa, NeXicans are dying by hundreds
nom hunger He charged that false
Mormation is being sent 20 this coun-
/ sry about Mexico by the reactionaries,
aeked by ths diplomatic and consular
iepresentatives Of foreign countries.
Nfeaondo said that while IL is true
Aai there is some scarcity Of cereals
y some parts OF the country and there
an abundance in other parts, this is
eae to the ,ack of sufficient quick
usnsportation facilities.
Angeles Engineering Plan.
i is known that the plan Of the
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70 eliminate Villa, assuming control
ms forces and driving that army
mo line FOR the old regime. This is
ue plan Of General Felipe Angeles,
aa u IS on his initiation and as the
,ssset OF his recent activities in the
ttthed States that the movement has
eesn started"
kliseo Arredondo, head Of the Con-
suhonalist agency in Washington,
...ptessed the opinion tonight that the
tention Of the administration might
y. directed Immediately 10 the situa-
en with view 70 stopping the move
sew At time when the settlement Of
e republics difficulties seems at
Sna' The attitude of the United
stes government is known through
E etterances Of President Wilson.
40 has expressed himself as opposed
restoration Of the old system Of
''ssnonary tbntrol.
me agency is advised" said state
sssht issued by the Villista agency,
smt The purpose Of the visit Of the
sner Huertistas 20 FL Paso is TO
~ tSa1ise n expeditions against Jusrez
80 ylinaga with mereenaries recruit
Aong the border. In view of the
Gpeions circumstances Of the trip
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