Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-12
:.22.'OV|ET RULE
FOR MEXICO
IS PLAN Of
RADICALS
THERE
Evidence Will Be Submitted to
Fall Committee Showing
Carranza Officials Favor
BolSheViSm.
AMERICAN REFUGEES
FROM DRAFT ACTIVE
Communists Issue Appeal in
Which Capitalists Are De-
nouncad As Murderers to Be
Stamped Out.
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tsY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIsrI
San Antonio, Texas, Jan. 1l.--In-
formation regarded by government
agents here as evidence that Carranza
government officials are countenanc-
ing plan to establish Bolshevik re-
gime in Mexico and that the radical
program is supported largely by
evaders of the American army draft
will be given to the senate sub-com-
mittee investigating Mexican affairs
when it begins its hearings here this
week
Senator A. B. Fall, republican. New
Mexico, chairman of the committee, IL
expected to arrive Monday Senator
Marcus A. Smith, democrat Arizona.
already is here and scores of witnesses
many of them refugees from Mexico.
are awaiting an opportunity TO tes-
tify. Summonses for more than 200
have been issued, but the number who
have notified agents of the committee
of their willingness to testify IL
much greater
Conspiracy Alleged.
Assertions that Americans who fled
to Mexico to escape the draft are i'm
plicated in the plan to bring Mexico
under the rule of the radicals are
based on statements published in the
official organ of the communist party
In Mexico. American government
records and reports of special agents
tend to support the statements. Ac-
cording to the published boasts. 30.-
600 Americans escaped service in the
army by flight to Mexico. Most Of
them have returned to the United
States, but many remain and the
names of a few have appeared in the
literature of the communist and /, w
w, organizations as actively engaged
In furthering the cause of radicalism.
Communist Party Organized.
Documents which will be placed be-
fore the committee include the organ
iZation of the communist party of
Movico. The International secretary
Is George Barreda. Enrique H. Arce
is secretary for Mexico, and c, +. Tab
Ter is treasurer. Tabler's nationality
is given as American. The members
of the executive committee are: Bar
reda. Arce, Tabler, Linn, A. f. Gale,
Fulgencio c. Luna. Magdalena f.
Gale. Josfina BaTeda, A. p. Araupo,
j. c. Parker, Demitri Negitin and
Federico Somero.
Gale and Parker are listed as
Americans. Magdalena Gale is the
wife of Linn Gale Nekitin is a Rus
,sian, but according to the literature
of the organization, also found refuge
in Mexico when summoned by the
American draft board. Luna is a
Filipino.
Gale Official Editor.
Gale, formerly of Albany, N. Y.
who Is editor of the official organ OF
the communist party, is one of the
three who has been appointed as dele
gates to the third internationale at
Moscow. The others are Barreda and
Angel Bernal. Bernal, John Tut and
Jose Villalobos are the executive
committee of the l. w. w branch in
Mexico City, over which organization
the communist party has announced
certain form of patronage.
The investigation of radicals in
Mexico has shown it to he widespread.
DR.. Atl an agitator of the early days
of Carranza's administration, has ap-
peared in Sonora, where according to
American government reports, a CO.
worker named Lenine and who says
he is cousin of the Russian leader
| has been urging workmen to organize
for the day when they will drive all
foreigners across the border into the
/ United States.
Communist appeal"
Following IS an appear recently
munist party and which will be sub
mitted to the committee:
"The communist party of Mex
leo appeals to the communist and
left wing socialist parties OF the
world.
"The worst bandits in the
world--the bandits of interna-
tionalism--have been trying for
many months to start war be-
tween the United States and
Mexico.
"The bandits. these brigands,
these criminals. are outlaws un-
deserving of any human consid-
Grafton. They have armies and
navies, cannon, trains. horses and
gold unlimited. They own and
control governments. kings. pres
idents, congresses. churches and
colleges. They would have thou
sands or tens of thousands slaugh-
tered so that they can own Mex
leo and her riches, crush the ten
denotes toward Bolshevism here.
wipe out the taxes on their oil
and their mines, and punish the
Mexican people for refusing to
participate in the late war. The
scattered and occasional bandit
tribes in the isolated mountain