The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-24

my Evening Herald Lessee rel
Washington. June t'u'I"us
between th, United states and the 81"
n,tu government OF NrNiUu ARE close
Co. '., breaking point tudl. joel r result
ll 'Hr belief that American ,t.uIr, -
mon vote doliborut,', ma..t,r"d
W'du,-d1y 81 CnriAI ut 'arran.N
soldiers
secretaries Lansing and Eaf.r were
az thr white House c1rly ,uuf'rr uc
with President Wilson D. o. NOW
known that thr pussibiut, ui drastic
action against tho MDyi,un
forces ln chihuahua was given grave
consideration, n the Darrauza ruN-
.rum,ut accepts responsibility for th"
attack at Cnrrlhal .t ,s considered .if-
tuaIl certain by utHc.als that oenu-
patton OF most of northern Mexico
Will Doe ordered by President Wilson $50
tIt, place as rapidly aH the necessary
military forces can bee placed at th"
disposal ul General Funston
Action must await further reports
from General pcrshing III message
la.t uIrht Indicating that only seven
mon Of the two troops OF cavalry had
sur, we'd m addition to thos" takcu
prisoner had not been supulcmontod
at ar .rE hour
lf - believed the rrst t.t ut tho
Washington government when fuller
information Is at hand viii De To- de-.
mauJ rrpudatluu of the Currizal at
los th. C3guult guvernmcut prolim-
innry reports have convinced uthrl8ls
here INST the American troops were
deliberately lod into trap.
Unqualified reputation uf the at
tack ana immediate surrender 81
prisoner, probably viii bee demanded.
Grave fears were expressed M Off
ci.d circles to-day that not oven dipl"-
matte representations from Mexico
city can prevent open host,litics be
tween tho United States and Mexico.
Up 90 late last night only seven sur
yivors oi the Dhrrizal BATH" had re-
turned 'o 'hoir haso In General Per
shiup column and they brought no
definite word of the fate of the 9th To-
crs
In preparation for carly develop
mcnts of 10 serious nature. technical
barriers hnd been removed to allow
national guard units from an over the
country tu r. dispatched 10 the hor-
der "a soon t. each I- ready
Secretary Baker had issued order.
urging cNtrom. haste. aud rn1i ao-
uuu was assured rN ,uugr'-s today
to allow Pro-idDuf Wilson lu drar lm
mrdiatclN fpr ser. c either Boo or uut
of the United state. nll national
guardsmou who subscribe tp the ucw
oath The Hal resolution containing
tn. authorization. adopted ny the
house YESTERDAY vs- ociur" the SON
ate TODAY with virtual I- .riu"r that
t would De- approved
President Wilson e'nl awaited a
final report from General f'r-hlnE
on the Cafrizal clash and army pfii-
Dcr- said % might u' another dis Ur
twu before this arrived.
Information available from Aw'r-
i'1u sources seem 200 show that iu
both the Malatiau aud CdrriUl clash
.,-. tirrtuza autuurIile9 ut,.I .IUiiytco
tho i-htlns A. larrizal iI appear.
mo assault was trcarhcrpU4 and With
og' warning when fuii report. arr
rive fhc Washington government o.
expected 90 u-, thcrn a. th, basis 'ur
q direct reiutatlnu ol cl.Iu- uf the
Mexican government thut Americana
were the nggrcssur- Demand pron'
iblt win bee made that the acts 10,
dis1NuwrG aud the responsible MyNr
cans punished. officials dpIHf whether
the tltrtulH government VIII CON.
sent fu .rulItft dI.tIUWA.