The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-06-27
Fifteen Thousand Guardsmen Expected To
BeOn Move To Reinforce General Funston
For Boundary Service In Event of War
With Mexico AS Result of Carranza Break
Rupture Is Near
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless)

wv ASHINGTON June 27-Whie WAITING for tbo nr % c
w rama to the last note demanding the Reputation the at
tack the American Cavalry Carriza and the immediate re-
lease n" he American prisoners Washington busy getting as many
troops to the border possible 1t rushing militia as speedily
as possible to the scene of the anticipated action.
Last night it was the authorities hone 70 have
twenty-five thousand the border by the week. and
"n ton batteries of the Oklahoma field artillery
the border yesterday and the Massachusetts Infantry one Of
The famous regiments the Old Bav Soe also roco;vo S -
and started southward r. 5,.. 1.#T -
/ / SEVERAL THousA AND MEN ARE EN- ROUTE b
Igre are now On their way 70 the support
others win follow today all
Department Including New Massachusetts, New
Jersey Connecticut Vermont New Hampshire and Rhode Island will
send 200 men southward today. --a"n
Florida Virginia Maine and the District of olmbo
also WI" start militia troops toward the morning and
Pennsylvania and Delaware will follow Immediately afterward
The railroads of the country have orders to hasten
the trains carrying these troops they be rushed through
without pause" save the changing crews taking the
right of way over everything the line IA
EMBARGO PUT ON ALL COMMERCE WITH MEXICO
The department an embargo on all comme,oe h
tween this country and Mexico pending development OF the present
crisis and the watch from ammunition which have been
gong across the line" has been ob many the shipments
held Galveston and New San Antonio the nrincno
shipping points for this class o supplies
The stat" department. statement last niyh ,nno,pcad that i
had learned that the de facto government has been % ht
could {" prevent the landing The port officials ON
both coasts nv" been changing and the ligbbouse
signals AN" have" issued wireless to all ships off shore NOT to
be guide" by these lights, they have changed
CARRANZISTA REPLY is EXPECTED TODAY
while ~ reply from Carranza expected Yesterday EtIo die
aPp""i was " in the department it failed TO arrive
rs S"I as almost certain however, that the reply President
Wilson last note will reach today although il understood
that tn" administration prepared little longer before
taking an! action. N
Inc Nrrnn troops under General hng been Withdrawn
from on" or two of the positions they holding in Mexico
The (arSta soldiers General Treyno are renorto5 - h
ooW" closely their heels the Americans aband,n5
the towns I" san Geronimo and Bacma Mexcans ocped the
places at once General Trevino issued which he arnaa
the Americans against attempting again. declaring that
such an attempt would be forcibly prevented r.
BOYD HAD PERMISSION TO PASS CARRIzAI
DparS from General Funston war department renor that
IN the pocket OF the coat found the body Capt Charles Bov3
commander OF the unfortunate of the Tenth Cavalry
amDS" M IN" Mexlcans at Carza of note from
General Gomez giving permission Americans TO on through
Carrizal peacefully.
IN" President has arranged possible joint the two houses
OF congress for later the NAV address aftar recen
Carranza : reply. ''@
The S"th and Central American republics Withdrawn cr
offer I" m'mtI"n Secretary ann, was untimely Thev
may LATER ''
the report {" Capt Lewis Mo Troop L. Cavalry on the
ATTACK W " MeAcan strengthens the position that
the MNHnS were to blame for and its results Tho
ADMINISTRATION" !" prepared 10 ask congress to authorize
censorship and the department speedily mobizne the ma
tlonal guard amt such regular troops available
In tn" event of war it planned patrol border bv means ~
an service. -