The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-29
SITUATION SHOULD
 NOT BE COMPLICATED

The position of the United States is that the situation should not be complicated by the addition of marauding armies which could hope to obtain any degree of military supremacy only after prolonged fighting
 At the department of justice today 1t was said that investigation was be- irg made to learn whether General Angeles, Villas right-hand man, had any connection With the so-calied tiu- erta plot, and that some evidence seemed to connect him with it. En- rioue c. Llorente, Washington repre- sentative of General Villa, announced later that General Angeles had start ed for Washington from Boston to call in person at the state department aud deny he had any connection with the Euerta conspiracy.
 Department of justice officials ex- pressed surprise that Huerta and Orozco had been released on bond at Fl Paso and let it be known that they had ordered their agents to maintain a strict watch on the two generals. It was recalled that General Salazar. who was released on bond, escaped across the Mexican border. e
 Officials are of the opinion that Huerta and his friends laid careful plans for a coup which was to be staged somewhere in northwestern Mexico, possibly In the next few days. It is not understood that there was to be any concerted movement of Huerta recruits across the Rio Grande at any one time, but they have been travelling that~way for many weeks. Machine guns, ammunition and sup piles necessary to any army have moved the same way and in the same diree- tion.
 HUERTA WATCHED
 AT EVERY TURN
 The surveillance kept on iuerta in al, the months he has been living near New York was not of spectacular kind, but was so effective that ue- rartment officials believe they have the thread of the plot in their hands and that within the next few days they can apprehend other suspects
 Huerta was under the eye or the department from the time he landed until he alighted from his train Tn Fl Paso. Beginning several days ago all information which came to head quarters here was forwarded to El Paso for the departments agent there end the United States district attor- ney.
 directed attention today to the fact that the proceedings in the case of Huerta were not unusual. indictments for similar offense having been se- cured in the past against men promi- 
 rent in other Mexican factions
 Activities Continue
 El Paso. Tex, June 2S,-ln spite oi detention here of Gen. Victoriano Hu- erta. under federal bond, events today poInted to continued activity Tn .ne new revolutionary movement across the Rio Grande.
 Well informed persons tonight. said Revolutionary agents were active ano estimated that an average or loo Were crossing the Rio Grande nightly Ihese persons do not believe the Huerta III cident will retard revolutionary CT forts and predicted that important de velcpments would occur in Juarez soon 1. Presumably the men crossing .ne { border are to be mobilized at some SC cIuded point in northern Mexico.
 The arrival tonight of ]. l. Camp United States district attorney Tor the West Texas district. was expected to bring developmente in the legal phase of the situation. While department ci 5ustics agents were silent. 1t was un-
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