Mexican Situation

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 1, 13 July 1914, Page 5

Mexican Situation

LECTURWG TOUB OF AMERICA. FEDERALS EVACUATE GUAYMAS. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright New York, July 10. .From Mexico Carranza announces tiusurreniler of Guaymas and that the Federals arc leaving the town under a flag of truce. The American naval vessels in the harbor guaranteed an armistice while the Federals were evacuating tlie town. Mexico City, July 10. Ouerido Mo'heno, ex-Minister of Commerce for Mexico, is en route to the , United States on a lecture campaign witli the object of exposing what he terms President Wilson's crime against Mexico. He alleges that he possesses letters showing that President Wilson's and ex-Preside«t Roosevelt's real aims were the conquest of Mexico; that the oil interests did not cause the revoluI tion, but that politicians did bo. Moheno admits that the United States sooner or later will be compelled to »n----dertake armed intervention. Huerta, he says, had nothing to do with the Madero assaasination.

Mohcno is a likely candidate for ths Presidency ii the near future. THE HUBRTAN CABINET. Received If, 6.5 pjn. Mexico City, July 11. Hucrta's new Cabinet has been sworn in. with few changes. Francisco Carrajal, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, becomes Foreign Minister. It is understood that the Chamber of Deputies intends to declare the Presidential election void.