New Britain herald., 1915-06-28
Former Dictator and
 rested Charged With Y American Neutralitj RELEASED ON BOND|
 UNTIL HEARING

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 Conducted ny "Huerists
 Washington. June 2s.- tails of the plot to restors regime to Mexico nipped ln by the United States. bees1 out today through fhe net secrecy while General Huerl chief lieutenant. Pascual 0r under federal detention at Y
 Other Mexicans nearly whom had a part fn the failed. and probably some x are under surveillance by th< n1ent of Justice.
 Will sift Case.
 Secretary Lansing confetr1 with Assistant Attorney cen. ren and it betame apparcnf department If justice intend the case to find the back er, new revolution. Where 11| might lead in fife United stai a matter of tonyecturx. AIj were steadfastly silent on ture, but is v generally btlic those in close touch with Me1 fairs that the coup was fo financial backing of sofn< n< American interests.
 0fficial information wan that weeks ago Huerta in iseclusion athls country plnet Island offered his services <o Iturbide one or the exile e3I New York, 1nsl nt the same an enissary to Nyashinxtok he would bc pcraona sratn government if he took Mexican affairs.
 Persona Non Gratn-
 1turbide declined HuertaE c| and simultaneously Washinrt word to tho former dictator would be persona non grat~1 so.
 Immediately thereafter thc| advices here say. fiuerta rene/ offer to Iturbide with a modI0| posal that Iturbidc accept aid. without Huerta's leadernI| with the co-operation of hi4| ciates. This last offer, of5icia| and diplomatiEts with MexIco1| ests who have been keeping selves informed say. Iturbi0e cd Tn view of this information are puzzled to know just how nI an active part Hnerfs intended in a movement on Mexican sI though they have no doubt least he intended to take xh& affairs on the border.
 Maintaining Active Junt>
 Tn that connection, 1t IS kno>| for weeks a party of promIne1| jeans. styled by the Carran< Villa adherenis rHuerinfn1 "Cientificos," hcve been rn4in| an active Jlnta in Ei Paso. i,l stant communication with and ether members Of the ex1 ony in New York, and maid among themselves the form pf visional government. with pr| and members of 8 cabinet to Mexican hero have contirp@ dicated that tbs janta was pl| some definite rrcve.
 t Initiative By V. N.
 Secretary Lansing disclosed that the initiative had been fe{ the departn ellt of justice. H| ciined to say whether any conl ton of Amciicnn policy was in} but is is knowso authoritativel| the United States intends that n( elements shall h< duced' into the Mexican ritnatic that. as far as possible, tbrf vigorous prosecution Of all who may be planning afoot military expeditions froI United States.
 Assistant Attorney General M made it cle 1T That the Agencies department of justice are bein| rected not alone against Husrf orozco by against all other nfI| affiliated with all Mexican fH| who now are under indictme1>t .iaIs of the department of were much sur prised to learn Iuerta and Orozco had been re ,n bail. and ordered that watch be kept on them.
 Washington omciais silent oficiais at the department ee Q say whether the detrntio Iuerta. arrestinp in effect anF emplated countet revoIsIt' !. .,nna.rt was a mart of fhf