The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-31
First Chief Accuses Government Of United States Of Giving
Real Assistance to Bandits May Withdraw Members
OfPeace Commission On Ground They Have As Yet
Utterly Failed to Secure Removal ofPershings Troops
DENIES DIAZ SUCCESSES
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless.)

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WASHINGTON October 29-Drect charges that Pancho villa
Y being given aid by Americans and direct charges
ercan officials along the border permitting carrying on Of an
catranza propaganda yesterday both from the
OF Mexico and from prominent Chief ca
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discussing these charges as the preliminary 70 a.
the of General Cabrera acting for carraz
that the de facto chief recall the special
representing in the Joint Commission a. Atlantic !.
believed that Caanza disappointed of progress
being made by his commissioners he considers their %
men from Mexico %% I..1...0s s. p. " $3.50
(, " cARRANzA GROWS UGLY
The charge that Villa able keep field and continue
his operations against the de acto Mexico comes
from Carranza himself The first chief issued statement
the situation yesterday bis knowledge that
only through being given American facilities bandit leader
able to maintain his force together.
He declared that the Mexican government would eventa
press the rebes in the north but that the being made
most difficult through the American aid Villa
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a DENIES D1Az SUCCESS
Carranza in his statement denies reports the cos
onasts have been defeated by the forces Of Fx
z On the contrary the first Chief the Diaz army itself
defeated and scattered been forced to cross the
border into Guatemala for safety. @. W#a# HEs
The zapaistas Carranza likewise been defeated and
driven out Of their refuge in Coahu having scattered and taken
The FIRST chief adds his vile win soon return Il Meo f Ss
Antonio and that he himself leaving
a Ey CABRERAS CHARGES 80 y n S@ IA ~
charge that propaganda n heinz carried ~
along both sides border and that American Afv nd
other officials cognant Of this taking steps to prevent
by General Cabrera This Spokesman for he 6ts, h
declared that both the Army officers and the %
grafton officials lax in their methods the latter permitting
known enemies Of the Caanza to cross and ecross
the line at Will carrying information back from United States
Villa and his sypathzers and keeping the potters the United
States in touch with the bandit leaders The Mexican officials
iong the line consider this extraordinary he said
added the statement that maybe Scretafv Of State
Lansing would call for broad interpretation the Uned States
laws dealing with neutrality and regulating immigration and would
INSIST upon consistent and efficient administration those laws
Y would long way towards checking the border durbance
4 q LANSING PEEVED
statement given to the press yesterday by Cabrera and the
challenge to Secretary lansing have immediate at
nton OF the secretary Of who will probably take steps TO
establish the authenticity Of the alleged he learns
that Cabrera actually spoke he is quoted probable
Lansing VIII call his disregard of diplomatic etiquette the
attention of the de faco government in Mexico possibly with
States. 2A#t tf slyagh.5at& @V a4 1870