Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-29
Never Offered Services to
to General Iturbide to Or
ganize Military Movement
10 Seize Republic Again,
APPRECIATES COURTESY
SHOWN IN Ell PAS0
Declares He Is Going to Los
Angeles and viii Let News
paper Men Know Before He
Starts to Pacific Coast,
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El Paso. Tex. June 2S.-Watchful
waiting among MeNicen and American
Officers characterized the situation
here tonight Supporters of Huerta.
Carranza and Villa continued their
watehfulness of each other. while
/ United States officials maintained
close surveillance TO prevent any in
/ fraction Of American neutrality.
In spite Of the detention Of Vie
toriano Huerta under federal bond,
events pointed To the continued ac-
tiyity among supporters OF the new
revolutionary movement across the
Rio Grande. Doubt was expressed
by some close observers on whether
Huerta would make any effort to cross
the boundary into Mexico even should
he be released at his hearing July l..
Huerta declares that as soon as he is
released he viii continue his inter
rupted journey to san Francisco.
Well informed persons tonight de-
clared that revolutionary agents were
active and estimated that an average
Of 100 men were crossing the Rio
Grande nightly These persons do not
believe the Huerta incident will re-
tard revolutionary efforts and some
predicted that important develop
perhaps before the end of the week.
Presumably the men crossing the bor-
der are to be modified at some Sc
cluded point I'm northern Mexico.
The arrival of J. L. Camp, United
states district attorney for the west
Texas district tonight was expected
to bring Developments In the legal
phase of the Mexican situation. While
special agents Of the department Of
Justice here We're silent IL Is under
stood that the arrest of additional per-
sons suspected of connection with the
revolutionary movement is under con-
sidcratlOn. II was expected that the
question of a special grand jury inyes-
tigation also would be decided soon.
General Huerta was escorted by To-
cal police authorities to Fort Bliss this
evening where he was the guest Of
Col George II. Morgan at dinner.
Conditions in Juarez appeared nor
NAL tonight
when | left Mexico l decided not
to discuss Mexican politics said HUI
erta late today at conference with
newspaper men. Il have not deyiated
from that practice and ] cannot do
so now"
The general also sealed his lips
" itu NNNHiibbth dbohl tiit tltltubt VI
the Washington government toward
him
Asked about the report from Wash
ington that he recently offered his
services to General Iturbide, the gem
eral emphatically repIied
Absolutely untrue"
Huerta spoke appreciatiyely of the
courtesy shown him at every place he
stopped since leaving New York. lie
said he expected to continue his jour
ney to Los Angeles and San Francisco
unless detained here by federal ac-
ton. "Of course he said, Il cannot
leave until after Thursday as my hear
ing is set for that day. However /
will give you my word Of honor that
I will tell you men Of the press the
date of my departure.
General Huerta accepted an inVi- I
tatlon to dine with the newspaper men
Thursday evening as their guest. At
the conclusion of the interview the |
general posed for several photographs. !
Huerta continued his conferences
with friends all day BY afternoon the /
little groups Of persons that had been
around the house earlier had dis !
persed and there was nothing TO indi- (
cate the residence was occupied by .
former president of Mexico, who, at /
present is under bond to appear be- /
fore a United States commissioner.
Tonight General Huerta was the /
guest Of col George H. Morgan at
dinner given at Fort Bliss It was
Colonel Morgan who was I'm charge +
during Huertas detention I
al the fort