New Britain herald., 1915-06-28
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 RESTORE HUERTA
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 elutiaA by the Carranza, Villa and pata factions now in the field. Until President Wilson returns from trip to Cornish, N. H., it is unlikely t there will be any new steps in governments policy toward Mex
 Tn fact, while there is still deli- e situation with Germany, it is a. in we'll informed quarters that $itive~ action by the United States khea Mexican situation was very un- The American government give the warning factions more ttato come to an agreement in the Entine, it is believed, preventing krta and others from complicating situation. and exerting pressure the branches of the original con- utionalist party to come to an +eerne ent, of government that may accorled recognition.
 Col Morgan Escorted Huerta.
 n overnight despatch from Major kerai Funston, commanding the Her forces, merely said that Col. *Farl of the 9th Cavalry at the re- st of assistant United States attor-
 escorted General Huerta to El 1o and that the former Mexican tator ttwillingly accompanied nm 8hat city General Huerta left his |n in Texas, just over the border n Newhann, N: M.
 kershadows Other Developments. . Paso, Tex, June 2s.-The arrest Generals victoriano Huerta and #cual Orozco here last night on |rges of violating the neutrality of the United States by attempt to set on foot an armed expedltion shadowed all other developments Ff1e Mexican situation here today. Aas forced the abandonme tenn srilY. at least, government officials sye of any movement to launch a Evolutionary movement in Mex
 Huerta was released on $15,0eO, Orozco was given his liberty er d bond of half that sum. 1t is ersteod that adherents of the her president of Mexico were pre- ed to furnish surety greatly in ex- of the amount fixed
 Watching Developments. fith tie former generals at liberty kican and American officials were Thing developments among their erents Apparently the tendency ther factional leaders was te await next move of their opponents.
 espit teSthe declaration of Huerta l he would never enter Mexico ! (n at the head of an armed force 1 would not return to his country l peace had been restored. federal l |iais did not relax their vigilance III Thing the movements of the former bent. A large crowd that ! ered at his daughters home con ed to shout "Vivas' for Huerta
 long after midnight.
 No Action Before July 1.
 Eto the legal phases of Huerta's |sts there was no action looked for
 h, July 1, the. date set for the rta -Orozco hearing. eneral ,Huerta, enroute to Ell Paso, 1 an .El Paso and Southwestern l at Newman, N. M., intending to l plete the twenty mile trip by auto- l with Orozco ana Major Luis 1 ntas Instead, the former presi- l was invited to accompany United ! essoficials to the federal building eonference with representatives he department of justice. The l tostlais city was made under guard i he Fifteenth United States cavalry 1 er Colonel George H. Morgan. rta made no objection.
 Huerta Lauds Courtesy.
 ews of Huerta's arrival spread l Idly and so great crowd gathered Ind the federal building that on est of Mayor Lea federal and ary officials agreed to take the officers to Fort Bliss. pending bns by the department of Justice esentatives Both were released, Huerta in conversation with news er men, expressed his appreciation he courtesy shown him.