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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
SOVIET BOOKLET WAS
DISTRIBUTEU All

1911
II "a partto L the evidence to which
tribution of a book by Arthur Thorn
Conspiracy Against Mexico. Infor-
nation that has reached the senate
subcommittee is regarded as proof
that the booklet, which is a defense
or the soviet form Of government,
was distributed by the diplomatic
and consular officers of Mexico and
at the direction Of the Mexican presi-
dent.
Thomsonls book declares that there
is a conspiracy to bring about armed
Intervention in Mexico, is plainly
evident to all who even In a very su-
perficial amer have studied the
facts"
ATTAcKs ON u. S.
Althaueh other governments come
in for condemnation as party to the
plot to seize eMxico. the weight OF
the attack is placed on the United
States.
1t is charged that ever since Por-
fro Diaz was driven out OF power,
the United States government has
threatened Intervention"
Criticism of PRESIDENT Wilson is
freely made. "One of the schemes OF
the interventionists the book says"
is to try to make people believe the
present constitution of Mexico known
as the constitution OF 1917, is in no
way related with the purpose of con
fiscating all property supposedly be.
longing to foreigners, Americans in
particular. The constitutions of 1917
: " q was written with the blood and
tears OF the oppressed and exploited
poems of Mexico and it Is without
doubt the most democratic and hui
manitarian document in the western
hemisphere; in fact, outside Of soviet
Russia NO country in the world has
taken such a step toward real lib
erty."
Argument Is offered TO support the
position that Mexico has every right
to declare all property OF a public ma
ture land, mills, mines, oil and other
mineral deposits" subject to ma
t~ionalizationy or Specialization The
right of foreigners owning property
to protest is ~ridicuIed.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
British Zionists
Hold Celebration

London, Dec. s.-Two years ago
the British government issued a dec
laration Of policy in favor of the es-
Establishment of a Jewish national
home lin Palestine, and a Zionist
meeting has just been held to celes
brate the anniversary. Baron Roth
schild presided and read a letter
from lord Curzon, the foreign minis
ter, giving assurance that there had
been no change in the governments
policy.
Lord Rotchschild said that they
were much nearer their goal than
before and he felt sure that they
would yet see the establishment Of
their desired home, because 1t was
the will of an overwhelming num-
Der Of their jewish brethren and was
also the desire Of the rest Of the
world.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
Wood, Wilson, Frazier
Are All Endorsed

Pierre, S. D., Dec. S.-Major GEN
eral Leonard Wood, President VIII
o and Governor Lynn ]. Frazier of
North Dakota, today had the indorse-
ment for president OF the United
States Of the republicans, democrats
and non partisan league, respective
ly, Of South Dakota. The indorse-
ments were made at the state con-
ventions Of the three parties under
the Richards primary laws enacted at
the last session Of the legislature.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
DRY COMMISSIONER
!. TO ENFORCE LAW IN.
new MEXICO NAMED

Phoenix, Ariz., Dec, Enforcement
Iof national prohibition in the state OF
Now Mexico will be under the super
vision Of J. H. Fleming formerly mar
cotic inspector for the bureau of in
ternational revenue with title Of pro-
hibition commissioner, according to
Thomas Fl. Mays, who has succeeded
Mn. Fleming as narcotic inspector. In
spector Mays was in Phoenix today
from the Denver headquarters. He
said a prohibition commissioner would
be named for Arizona.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
Explorers Killed in
Congo Railroad Wreck

Cleveland. Ohio, Dec. 3.-Dr. J. r..
Armstrong and William Stowell of
Los Angeles, members of an explor-
ing expedition launched jointly by
the Smithsonian Institution and a
motion picture company, we're killed
in a railroad wreck in the Erge for
est, Belgian Congo, South Africa, and
three others we're seriously injured,
according to b cablegram received
here.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
More New Mexicans
Arrive Home After
Overseas Service

The transport Orizba, arriving al
New York from Brest, carried a num-
Der Of New Mexico soldiers from over
seas, according to a message received
today by Governor Larrazolo from
Herbert Wall. secretary Of the Rocky
Mountain club.
The boys who arrived on the Orizba
are Harry z. Jewett, Deming; Harry
Brown, Silver City; Jim M. Hamilton,
Clovis; Jesus Lopez, Cimarron, and
Rudolfo Sanchez Gianystone.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
Senate to Sift
Allegations OF
BOISheViSIn i'm
Trade Board

Washington, Dec. 3.-General inves-
tigation of the federal trade commits
sion was ordered today by the senate.
Besides inquiry into charges of Sena'
tor Watson, republican OF Indiana. that
the commission is a hotbed Of social
ism and b~olshevism, the investigators
will take up the commissions attitude
toward business in this and its genera
value as a federal agency.
The inquiry will be conducted by
the senate interstate commerce com
mittee Of which Senator Cummins, re
publican of Iowa. is chairman The
resolution adopted originally al con
fined to Senator Watson's charges but
was b%roadened at Senator Cummins
suggestion
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
CHICAGO
FACES A
CALAMITY
Less Than a Month S
Supply Of Coal in
Metropolis
DRASTIC RULES
ARE PROMULGATED

tHy Leased Wire to New Mexlcanl
Chicago, Dec. 3~-Fifty per cent re.
duotion in the number Of steam sub
urban railway trains, closing Of all
department stores two days each
week and all theaters one night
weekly and the limitation Of bust
ness hours for all stores to between
n a. nj. and $3.50 p. m. were among
the measures ordered today for con-
~servation Of fuel by the Chicago pub
Tic utilities commission. Trains on ele-
waited roads are to be reduced to one
car except during the rush hours,
morning and evening.
Limitation Of street lighting also
was ordered. Il WAS stated that NOT
more than a rs days supply Of coal
remained In the possession Of Chi
cage public utilities and that virtual
" no coal is being received In the
city. The commission, supported by
Governor Frank o. Lowden, who Is
In Chicago today, held that most ex-
t~raordinary measures Of restriction
are necessary TO prevent a public
calamity"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
WELL IN RIO
ARR|BA COUNTY IS
DOWN AIS FEET AND
INTERESTS GROWING
STANDARD OIL SECURES LEASE
ON 1000 ACRES m FIELD NORTH
or SANTA FE.

Chama, NJ. M, Dec. 3.-The deep
test we'll being drilled by the
e. T. Williams Oil Co., of Wyoming
on the Willow Creek Oil Structure
in Rio Arriba county, New Mexico
is reported 425 feet in depth and
going a head nicely.
It is rumored in Chama that The
Standard Oil Co, has secured a lease
on 1000 acres lying about five miles
south of the Williams well, near El
vado and have ordered a drilling
outfit shipped in and will at once
start drilling.
Chama is crowded with oil men
from Wyoming, Texas and Oklahoma
and it now seems an assured fact
that the Willow Creek field will be
thoroughly tested and that at least
a dozen wells will be started by
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

Chicago, Dec. 3.--Fresh eggs sold
at retail for 81 a dozen In Chicago to-
day. The receipts were only $50 cases,
about one-tenth the normal supply at
this season of the year. Bntter retail
ed at 90 cents a pound with receipts
only $500 tubs. about one-half the nor
NAL days receipts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
One Smallpox Case
Reported in Santa Fe

There was one case Of smallpox in
Santa Re. it was reported to the
state health department. The name
OF the victim however, was not made
public, health department officials
saying that the information contained
in the report was confidential. They
said that all persons who had oppor-
tunity to be exposed had been vac
cinated.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
Ghost Turns Into
Push-C art Peddler
in the Chimney

New York, Dec, 3.-Occupants Of
a Ridge Street tenement house were
correct today when they re-
to the police that the groans
Of a ghost" had been annoying them
for two days. Detectives, aided BY
firemen, dug q hole in q chimney on
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
KANSAS CITY IN A
PRECARiOUS CONDITION

aKnsas City, Dec. BY an or
der issued today by the local fuel adj
ministration, the right to further sup
plies Of coal is restricted to seven
classes of users. They are:
Hospitals, homes, apartments, bak
cries, restaurants, office buildings and
hotels.
Industries, 1t was explained, are
thrown upon their own u
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
DEMANDS U. S.
BREAK RELATIONS
With CARRANzA

New Mexico Senator Charges Mexican Embassy
and Consulates in New York and San Francisco
Have Been Peddling Bolshevik Propaganda
matte Relations Without Delay
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

many evidences Of 1t m tilis country
continues General Woods message
''There should be energetic preach
ing throughout the land on the suhs|
jcct; it will help tremendously be-
cause the whole world Is m a stat1I
Of unstable equilibrium"
Hand-in-hand with the Department
of the Interior the Episcopal Church
through its Nationwide Campaign
will fight unrest among the i ,O00,0oqI
foreign born in the United States byd
cooperating Z the Eov1szHzs=
program OF Americanization. A.
least 81, 100000 will be spent annual
ly by the church in this work which
includes eradication OF illitefacy and
stimulus to constructive social SER
xicA NrnR1EA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04
CARLISLE,
TRAIN ROBBER, IN
HOSPITAL CORNERED
AND BADLY SHOT
Is Expected to Recover
From Bullet Wound
in His Lung
DENIES SENDING
OF TELEGRAM

(By Leased Wire to New Mexlcan.)
Douglas, Wyoming, Dec. 3.-That
William Carlisle, train bandit, who is
in a local hospital following his cap
ture yesterday by Sheriff Roach, will
not die from the effect OF the bullet
wound in his lung received at the
time Of his capture, was announced
this morning by the attending ply
stefan. The patient scent q comfort
able night and his recovery is said to
be a matter OF weeks.
Carlisle was shot down in a cabin
yesterday by Sheriff "A. s.. Roach, OF
Wheatland, as the train bandit, corn
cred, reached for an automatic pis-
tol to give battle. The posse had
trailed Carlisle since Sunday morn
ing, through a bitter blizzard, by
team, on horseback and finally on
foot when drifts OF snow were en-
countered too great for a mount to
travel.
In a statement Carlisle said he had
spent all his time in the Laramie
Peak country, living on meals fur
nished by ranchers. and that he sent
no letters nor kilograms and wal
not in Casper nor other places where
he was reported.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

SThe Church should go systemati-
f1y and vigorously after the ele-
tents Of disorder. after the red
Ag." declares Major General Leon
Id Wood IN a recent message to
mdezs Of the Natipn-Wide Cam
liEn of tho Episcopal Church.
knesai Wood, who is an Episco-
Man. b among the thousands Of
Hm1en working fn the Nation-Wid
hmpaign, the climax Of which will
Sunday, December z, when a min
hmm Of $A2,oop,Oo0 viii be sought
an every-mcmber canvass among
Ae oae mflSicn connmrmicants of the
bnfrcfi IN Amcraca.
I'VE see every day what anarchy
Rna and kkslx
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-04

the house and extracted David Cohen,
4 push cart peddIer, who informed
them that business beng bad. he had
decided to end his life by jumping
down the five story chimney Monday
morning. He was taken to a hospital
suffering chiefly from hunger and OK
haustion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
Il TIME" ANAL|ZA
Ia SITUAC|ON
DE- MEXICO
LLEGA A LA CONCLUSION
De QUE NO QUEDA MAS
REMEDIO QUE LA
INTERVENTION
Il = Z
y.l,sram. Especial para Ia FRENs.L

T.ieyran,s Esp>cic! para IA rRENS.L
NUEVA YORK, JUNO 27.-Un lar
20 espacio dedica el New York Il
mes" a los asuntos meXicanos, los,
cuales trata en- su seccion editorial
V en- otros diversos articulos.
Ell editorial pasa revista a todak
las expediciones americans que han
sido enviadas Mexico como conse-
cuencia de las actividades de los revo-
dictionaries Y de los indios, queriendo
demostrar que cuantas veces han cru
zado la frontera las tropas america
mas han sido para castigar los que
han hecho raids" en- teritorio ame-
ricano.
Publica tambien un extenso arTicu-
10. escrito con espiritu hostil ha-
cia Carranza Y favorable para los re-
volucionarios. especialmente para la
facci6n de Angeles.
Este articulo aparece ilustrado con
un mapa con ell proposito de demos
trar que Carranza tiene solamente el
(Pasa a la Ia. pag. Col. 4a-)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
EN- HONOR De NERVO
DAN Una VELADA
LOS CONSULES
LATIN0S EN-
N. ORLEANS
T-Lcrama Esp,cial pdrG LA PRENSA.
>-rI,. ND1r rlh-S 7, ;un;o 81

relecrama Especial para La PRENsA.
NUEVA ORLEANS, La, JUNO u.
En- la Universidad de Tulane,
Gibson Hail." Sc celebrara una vela-
da literario musical en- memoria del
poeta mexicano Amado Nervo.
Esta velada ha sido organlzada por
todos los consules de los paises hispa-
no americanos residences en- Nueva
Orleans, quienes han querido rendlr
de esta manera un homemade Ia me-
moria del poeta Y diplomatico mexi-
cano cuyos restos vienen. en- camlno
del Uruguay hacia Veracruz.
La velada sera presidida por los ST.
guientes representatives consulares:
Emilio Zapico, Consul de Espana;
Bernardino Mena Brito, Consul de
Mexico; Lamar C. Quintero, Consul
de Costa Rica y El Salvador: Diego
Jose Fallon, Consul de Colombia; j.
R. Cabrera. Consul de Cuba; DR.. Leo
poldo Cordova. Jr., Consul de Hondu-
ras; Miguel Larreinaga, Consul de
Guatemala; Nicolas Veloz, Consul del
Ecuador; Federico Soils, Consul del
Uruguay; Jose B. Calvo, Consul DE
Panama; Marcos G. Huidobro, Consul
de Chile; Eduardo Rivas, Consul de
Bolivia; Atilio Tassara, Consul del
PERI; Ramon Enriquez, Consul de
Nicaragua; Alfredo LIE Blanc, Con-
sui de la Argentina Y Marcus L.
Bendahan, Consul del Paraguay.
Ha tempo que no Sc reunian todos
los representatives consulares de las
republicas hispano americans para
tributar un homemade de la naturale-
"a del que Sc va a ofrendar la me-
moria de D. Amado Nervo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
s,ecicl pcrs LA PRENSA"

Esoeeiel pars LA PRENSA"
Ell PASO, Texas, JUNO 27.-LGs
aviadores americanos regresaron hoy
de los vuelos de observation que hi
cieron a 10 largo de la fronuara, Y
rindieron un informe de que nlngG-
mas actividades revolucionarias fue-
ron descubiertas a 10 largo del Va
lie. Los referidos aviadores hicleron
vue!os a una distancia de doscientas
millas.
Informaron que una pequena par
tida de hombres armados, probable
mente villistas, habia sido vista al
sur del rio, pero que no sc llevo 4
cabo nineuna concentration de fuer-
zas que hiciera pensar en- una rea-
nudscion de las operaclones contra
Ciudad Juarez.
Los aviadores continuan eJerclen-
do una eficaz vigilancia 10 largo
de la frontera para yer 81 los rebel
des intentan reconcentrarse cerca de
la lin,ea divisoria.
Fueron derrotados los villistas
al sur de Villa Ahumada
I'm villista desertor de las flias
rebeldes, informo hoy al Correspon-
sal de LA PRENSA que Ell domingo
proximo pasado habiase ibrado un
,encarnizado combate al sur de Villa
Ahum2da. Los rebeldes atacaron los
carrancistas que juzgaron eran en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
CAND|DO AGU|[AR
HABLO Al FIN En-
NUEVA YORK
REPITE LA HIST0RIA De
QUE MEXICO ESTA HLJY
BIEN Y QUE TODO
ST ARREGLARA
+ e =
Teiesrarnq Especid, pcra LA PRENSA

Tcie1rrma Especial para LA PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK, JUNO 27.-Por fin
les concedio Candido Aguilar a los
periodistas la entrevista que habian
solicitado inGtilmente desde hace mu-
cho en- ella hizo las declaraciones
siguientes: Con referencis al inciden-
te de Ciudad JuareZ, manifesto que
habiase dado va por tcrminado Y que
tl nabia hecho energicas representa-
clones en- Washington con este mott
vo. Agrego cue un incidente senrejan-
te no Sc volveria repetir. porous
CarranZa esta enviando al Norue tro-
pas en- numero suficiente para que
eviten que los bandidos que operan
por esas regiones den lugar el.
Manifesto igualmente que ell 60
bierno de Carranza les esta dando la
preferencia las cueStiones agricolas;
QUE la vida en- Mexico es tranquila,
como 10 prueban los hechos de que
los ferrocarriles corran normalmente
y de que varias nuevas lineas seran
abiertas al trafico muy en- breve.
Die tambien que las condiciones
eco2omicas que prevalecen ALI num-
ca han sido mejores Y que no existe
tenor alguno de conunismo en- Me-
xico porque la Legislation ha salide
de antemano al encuentro de IDS ne
cesidades del pueblo trabajador para
resolverlas convenientemente.
Termino sus declaraciones dicien-
do que Mexico no trata, por ahora, de
ser admitido en- Ia Liga de las Ma
clones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
Los auiadores americanos regresm a
Ell Paso informando que no hay acti-
pidades rebeldes cerca de la frontera

numero de seiscientos hombres Y ei
total de la columna de Quiroga; pero
cuando creyeron estar domlnando al
enemigo, los villistas Sc vieron ro-
reados por cerca de tres mil carran-
cistas, que cargaron sobne ellos en-
su mayoria con fuerzas de caballe-
ia. En- vista de este ataque inespe-
RADIO. los villistas, despues de dos no.
ras de encarnizada lucha, ae des-
bandaron.
Sc cree que como consequence de
esta derrota los rebeldes no podran
reorganizarse pronto. Todos los in
formes que Sc nan estado danGo acer-
ca de combates librados despues de
ese dia no estan confirmadoS Y Sc Juz-
gan que son infundados en- 10 aoso-
luto.
Salieron refuerzos de Ciudad
Juarez.
POGO despues del medic dia de hoy
salieron de Ciudad Juarez fuerzas
carrancistas en- numero de dosclen-
tos hombres, hacia ell sur. Sc dirigen
Villa Ahumada para reunirse con
ell jefe carrancista Quiroga, quien
avanza hacia el Norte para reforzar
Ia guarnicion de Ciudad Juanez. Sc
dice Que 81 dicho jefe no ma llegado
2 Ia vecina poblacion, es por que We
ne encargandose de la nsparaclon de
la via ferrea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
UN OFFICIAL MUERTO
A PUNALADAS EN- LA
{. DE NUEV0 LAREDO
Dos hermanos UeRgaron la
muerte de otro hermano
que fue asesinado

T>i-gr=r,c Especial pcre Ia PEENSA-
LAREDO. TEXAS. JUNO 2..-Ma-
nuel AlaniS, capitn del ejercito ca
rrancista. fue muerto punaladas
hoy en- la manana en- Nuevo Laredo,
en- los precisos momentos en- que Sc
disponia a tonar el tren para la ciu-
dad de Monterrey.
Dos hermanos. llamados Juan Y Lo-
renzo Diaz, fueron qurenes ataearon
punaladas a. referido captain ca
rrancista. habiendolo herido, uno. por
la espalda interesandole el pulmon; y
otro. en- el cuello. Las dos heridas
causaron la muerte, casi instantaanea
a AlsniS
F'ue en UeRgdn<u.
Los dos hermanos Diaz fueron a.
prehendidoS por Ia policia municipal
V milisar que Sc encontraba de vigi-
lancia en- la estacion dc Nuevo Lare-
DO. habiendo Sido conducidos ante
el jucz. Geclararon que habian dado
mUerte al captain Alanis. en- VEN
ganza de la muerte de un hermano
de am0os. causada por el referido ca
pitan Alanls durante los deSordenes
registrados con motive de las eleccio-
nes para gobernador. El hermano
de los dos Diaz prisioneros en- Nue-
vo Leon era, segun declaration de
estos. partidario del candidate Juan
Garcia V fua muerto por AlaniS cuan
do este Y un numeroso grupo de par
tidariuS Ge Marciano Gonzalez Sc a.
poderarcn. por Ia fuerza, de ina de
las urnas que mayor numero de vo-
tos ccntenia a favor de Garcia.
Virierop Nuevo Laredo
erpreSGnyente nlGtGrlo.
Los prisioneros declararon haber
hecho Ell viaje a NUevo Laredo ex-
tPaSa 4 la "a. pag. Col. Pa
los siruientes puntoS: procedimiel:o
para lamar sU candiiatura; clasIfica-
cion po!isica de los elen,entoS naclo-
males Que mace el propio candidate: V
peligro de ma nlreva Y mas terrible
revolucicn. deSpueS Ge las elecciones
presidenciales.
''El manifesto del general Obre-
(Pasa a Ia ia pag. Col la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
Tiroteo en- la frontera

Teiearan.x Etpeeicl Dera La PRENSA.
NOGALES, Arizona, JUNO 81
Una fuerza de caballeria americana
de servicio de vigilarcia en- la from
terra, fue atacada en las primeras no
ras del dia de hoy por un grupo de
mexicanos armados, al occidente de
Nogales.
Los mexicanos, que no Sc supo a
que faccion pertenecian, dispararon
sus armas sobre la patrula america
ma, ia cual contesto el fuego, enta-
blandose un pequeno tiroteo que no
tuvo consecutenciss fatales, seg,ln Sc
inforrea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
LOS Dos '1L|DERES"
CARRANC|STAS
ENTRARON EN-
PLAT|CAS
GONZALEZ ENVlO UN
REPRESENTATIVE
No pudieron avenirse y
Obregon amenazo al
matador de Zapata
con revisarIe el
despacho de
General
Especial pero LA PREHSA.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, JUNO 25.
Respondiendo los cargos cue sus IN
numerables enemigos le han hecho por
los periodicoS de la ciudad de Mexi-
co. Obregon ha declarado a varios o.
bregonistas que no deben abrigar min
gun tenor de que tenga que recurrlr
a la fuerza de las arnas. para hacer
respetar "el voto que 10 ha de elevar
la presidencla de la Republica;'
pues que los militareS que tienen pres
tigigo Y mando de mayor numero de
fuerzaS le son del todo adictos.
Antas de lamar su manifesto O.
bregon trato De reunir en- una de las
principaleS poblacioneS de California
sus partidarios, los que habian de
mandar suS representatives ST acaSo
estaban en- las condiciones de DiegueZ,
que no puede separarse del mando
de sus tropas; Obregon quiso en- un
principle que fuera una junta de ge-
nerales Ia que Sc celebrara, segun "a
firman sus partidarios; pero despues,
ante la consideration de que Don We
nustiano Carranza inmpediria que la
tai junta tuviera verificativo, Sc de-
cidio por lamar uno por uno los re-
presentantes de los generates obrego-
nistas. los que llegaron conferenciar
con el candidate en- esta poblacion Y
en- la de Los Angeles.
TOd0S de Gcusrd0.
Obreg6n tenia el prop6sito de que
Sc celebrara una gran junta, porque
asi. de un modo ostensible, hubiera
podido reunir, sin grandes dificulta-
des. el dinero necesario para su cam
pana. toda vez que al conocer los ban
uueros de San Francisco que estaba
apoyado el militar Y candidate por los
hombres de armas, no hubieran tent
do empacho en- ayudar a quien. salvo
remotisimas probabiljdades, tenia que
ser el vencedor en- un pals donde solo
Ia fuerza tiene exito.
Cuando Obregon comprendi0 Que el
numero de militares que 10 apoyaban
era muy superior al de Pablo Con-
zlez. ;nvito a este tratar de llevar
a cabo un arreglo.
Detalles muy importantes de la jun
ia que SO celebr6 en- San Francisco
entire el representante de Pablo Con
zalez V Obregon, los hemos sabido de
viva voz por uno de los comisionados
para seguir este asunto Y rendir sus
informes unas autoridades.
LIE ofreeia dos carteras.
El Representative del general Pa
bio Gonzlez le ofrecia Obregon dos
carteras en- el gabinete presidential
gonzalista. 81 el general sonorense Sc
retiraba de la iucha politica presi-
Gencial
FL representante de Pablo Gonzalez
hizo este ofrecimiento al que replico
Obregon que no estaba dispuesto re-
nunciar a su- caadioatura porque Sc Ia
habian ofrecido todos los militares de
prestigio, un grupo numeroso de ci-
viles V gente Ge toda la repubica; pc
70 que 81 Sc haliaba en- buena dispo-
sicion de tranSar con el general Con-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-28
LA ENTRADA DE LOS
NIPONES A BAJA
CALIFORNIA
PREOCUPA A
HEARST
Esn.o;nI paro Ii PRENSA

Especial para La PRENSA
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. JUNO n
Ell periodico de Hearst de esta ciu-
dad ataca hoy rudamente al Gobler.
no del Coronel Esteban Cantu, del
Distrito Norte de la Baja California,
asegurando que no toma dicho gobler-
no ninguna precarcion para impedlr
Ia entrada de les japoneses a suelo
americana.
Para lograr sus investigaciones, el
periodico de Hearst pago una gruesa
suma de dinsro a un Official del eJer-
cito americana 10 nombro niembro
de Ia redaccion del Examiner.
Ell militar periodista recorrio toda
(Pasa a la Ia. pag. Col. Al