The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-09
Fall Tells Evidence
of Plan to Seize
Border States.
LETTERS TELL @0BJECT
Mexican President Recon-
mcnds Men to Start
on Task in Texas.
MAKE PACT WITH JAPS
Negotiations Under Way
Documents Reveal; Aid
German Interests.
REDS TO BE EMPLOYED
Revolt to Be Instigated
Here With Purpose of
Helping Cause.
REDS TO BE EMPLOYED

WASiIINGTON, Dec. s.-Evtdence
that radicals In Mexico. with the
knowledge and support OF President
Carrnnza. plotted 10 instigate a rsr-
olution In the United States and TO
seize tho border states. acquired by
The American government In 1s+s.
ls contained In tho memorandum
presented TO President Wilson by
Senator Fall OF Ncw Mexico, chair
man OF the foreign relations sub
committee investigating the Mexican
situation.
Plans for the proposed revolution
were obtained by the subcommittee
from the minutes OF n meeting last
october 10, In Mexico city. OF lodge
20, an organization OF extreme agita-
tors ana members OF the Industrial
Workers of the world. The Mexi-
can president Is linked most d.
rcctly with the plot through cor
rcHpondcnoc In which ne recon-
mends three men for special con-
sldcration because OF their connec-
ton with 1.-The plan which they de-
sire to put into practices In the state
OF Texas"
These men, mo COMMITTEES states.
have been Identified an active agents
OF lodge 20,
Given tO I1VStut-DL
Tho memorandum which contains
an abstract OF the evidence col"
lected by the committee. was de-
livered TO the president by Senator
Fall Friday night ana made public
late today.
The notes OF tho October rs meet-
ing OF the radical lodge declare
there appeared three delegates, two
Americans and one Mexican, who
had arrived from the United States
and who claimed that tho society
would be able nj the beginning or
next November Vhat Is, November.
I'lpi9) to call a general strike or all
miners and metal workers In the
United siates: tht they have 5000
900 adherents IN that country, where
they will be able TO seize one western
| and two Atlantic ports; that large
number OF American soldiers were
preparing 10 take sides with them,
and that they proposed 10 establish
"A capital OF reformed govern
ment OF The United States in the
state OF colorado: that when such
| a revolution was successful, the Mex
leans rendering their a,ssistancc, the
border states which were acquired
by the United States under the
treaty OF is4s. would be returned
TO Mexico"
| The three men referred 10 are the
same, tho memorandum states. az
! those mentioned by CarrnnZa In let
/ tors OF which the committee has Sc
cured photostatic copies. The first
OF thoao letters. dated June 4, and
10 Manuel hguirre Ber-
Ilanga. Mexican minister OF Goberna-
cion, says;
CnrrnnYa Letter.
Senior Limo Cahallo, bearer OF
! 'hig letter Is the person who, in com
pany with two friends, Will bring
/ 10 YOU the manlfestos and the plan
which they desire 10 put into prac-
/ tlce in the state Of Texas.
This plan being v|ry favorable
for Mexico. please aid them in every
way and give tho necessary instruc-
| rIons IN tho frontier states
Il remain Sour aftccuonate=friend:
.pN. CARRANHA.
Tho second letter, dated August
10. and addressed 10 the same gov
ornmcut official follows.
"rhc present letter viii he de-
ilvcrol ~ YOU ny Juan Y Garcin ana
tho two friends from Texas who a'-
company him and, In accordance
win our conversation, please give
them the guarantees they solicit. rs
well ~ ~" pccuntary assistance
'hpv may desire
Il remain your friend. affecuonately.
"N. CARRANhA.' A. .
Pact with Japan.
O'hor Information obtained by the
committee and which it regards aS
reliable" indicates treaty ncyoNa-
fipus between Mexico and Japan
The document I'm possession OF mo
committee E'otes that one high ON
.lg or McNi,o would commnnirat"
20 another hlrh official that ne
rrt'y with Japan e coming along,
and 'h4t the writer ~ convinced or
mo "rrrat nirlu,rrcs - would bring
N.yi,r Tor rs rational integrity.
Reference is contained in another
document 200 the support Cf the Mexi-
can government proposes ?" glNS
g.rr40 commercial initiative IN
Mexico.
s.ru.n- IH''s comment on the
rr,r ~ revolution disclosed is the
m.,u.,s ~ tnc lodge meeting Is thht
Do would appear ''pr"p"s'eT"ns.
,.Bf.rfa.4 and go fantastic as or
/ 'rs.rf tp deserve utfi" attention were
/ % no. rret frr che fact that II Is
CONTINUED Oh PSoE Ten.