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HUERTA IS NO IRE
DICTATORSHIP ENDED
AS WAS EXPECTED HE HAS Pl'HLISHED
HIS RESIGNATION OF
ALL AUTHORITY.
MEXICO NOW 0N1WAY
PEACE AND PROSPERITY
His Chamber of Deputies Accepted
Withdrawal With Overwhelming
Vote.?The Minister of Foreitrn Re
lations Sworn in.
As has been freely predicted, Huerta
found himself by the middle of
last week at the extreme end of his
row. As he saw no means of prolonging
the struggle he had made so
long to establish his dictatorship over
he land of Mexico, he gave up the
ghost and published his resignation,
which was accepted not only by the
chamber of deputies but by the entire
civilized world. No event that
ever happened was more welcome.
The chamber of deputies accepted
his resignation by a vote of 121 to 17.
Francisco Carbajal was then appointed
president, and took the oath
of office at the joint session of the
deputies i\nd senators.
Huerta's resignation was submitted I
through the deparment of foreign relations.
It was read in the house and
was greeted with cries of "Viva Hu erta."
It then was referred to the
joint eommitte of gobernation. After
brief consideration the committees
reported, accepting the resignation
in the following terms:
"Article 1. We accept the resignation
presented by Gen. Victoriano Hu<-rta
as president of the Mexican Unit
ed States.
"Article 2. We call Licentiate
Francisco Carbajal, minister of foreign
relations, tn ii?cnmr? I
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dency." ,
A baliot was taken and the joint
session approved the report.
President Carbajal proceeded to
the National Palace under an escort
of presidential guards, and all along
the way was greeted with tumultcheering.
Huerta's resignation is regarded as
a victory for President's Wilson's
policy, in England, and is welcomed
by the British public and officials as
a possible solution of the Mexican
problem.
A peaceful end to the complex situation
is greatly desired there on account
of the large British financial
interests in Mexico. Most of the Lon
don newspapers, however, express
doubt as to whether conditions will be
any better under Carranza.
The Pall Mall Gazette points out
that if Carbajal surrenders to Carranza
"it may soon be possible to
exact reparation from Gen. Villa for
the murder at Juarez of Wm. S. Ben
ton, the Scottish rancher.
The Evening Standard says: "The
Washington administration has won
A diplomatic victory. President Wilson
has been persistent and patient in
.his policy of non-recognition of Gen.
Huerata, but it is likely enongh he
will be met now by other obstacles
just as hard to surmount as was Gen.
Huerta's obstinacy.
Villa is said to be willing to
meet representatives of Carranza and
Accept from them the reins of the
Government but at the first intimation
of efforts being made to delay
final triumph of the revolution he will
order the capture of Mexico City.
k No dickering nor trickery will be
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tolerated. This position was made
plain by Carranza representatives
last week.
The constitutionalists declared tV- }
Huerta carried with him drafts on
Paris for six million dollars.
MRS. CARMAN
PLEADS KOI GUILTY
AND SHE IS SET FREE UNDER
HEAVY BOND TO AWAIT
TRIAL.
NEW YORK GRAND JURY ,
FIRST DEGREE MANSLAUGHTER;
She Collapsed After the Bail Bond
Had Been Arranged,?She Stated
That She Could Not Talk,?May Be
Charged With Murder Later it is
Said.
Freeport, N. Y., July 17.?Mrs. Flor
ence Conklin Carman, indicted today
on the charge of first degree manslaughter
in connection wit hthe killing
on the night of June 30, in her doc
tor-husband's office of Mrs. Louise
Bailey, came back to her home and
her family here tonight, temporarily
a free woman. She was released for
trial under .$20000 bail fifteen minutes
after the grand jury made known its 1
finding.
When Mrs Carman was led into the
court room late today for arraignment
she plainly showed the strain
she had been under since her arrest.
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ri ncii ilic ClCl'K Ul COUl't ilSKCCl 11C1
how she would plead, her lips opened
to answer, but Mr. Levy, her counsel,
interrupted her. Upon the understanding
that his client would have
the right to withdraw her plea within
two weeks and file a demurrer and a
motion to quash the indictment on the
grounds of insufficient evidence, Levy ^
entered a plea of not guilty.
After the bail bond had been arrang
ed, Mrs. Carman was led to an ante
room and there she collapsed.
"I can't talk," she said later to re- *
porters. "I am too overcome. I still
fail to understand why the grand jury
declined to heed my plea to hear my
story."
While she was on her way home,
District Attorney Smith reiterated
that he had new evidence which might
later lead to the finding of a superceding
indictment charging Mrs. Carman
with a higher degree of homicide.
He sent detectives to a marsh
about a mile from the Carman home
to dig in a place an informant said he
had seen a man bury a revolver the
day after the murder.
No revolver was found there, however.
The district attorney also asserted
that if certain clews were developed
a member of the Carman |
household would be placed under arrest
as an accessory after the fact.
Victory for President Wilson.
London, July 1(5.?The resignation
ot tien. Huerta as President of Mex- j
ico is regarded as a victory for President
Wilson's policy and is welcomed
by the British public and officials as
a possible solution of the Mexican
problem.
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GOVERNOR BLEASE HITS
NEWSPAPER MEN HAR1
Claims That Two Newspaper Me
Follow Campaign Against Him.
At the campaign meeting at Wa
lalla last week the governor was th
ast speaker. He charged that tw
lewspaper men, under the pretext c
oliciting subscriptions, were follow
ng the campaingn party from count
.0 county.
These he designated as "camp-follow
:rs," one of whom he denounced as
:owardly liar, for saying that afte
he governor's defeat in the primar
\q would go into the general electio
This, the governor said, was a lie, a
le had pledged to abide by the resvil
)f the Democratic primary.
Gov. Hlease made his characteristi
ilea for racial prejudices and put o
exhibit again the catalogue of Ben
>dict college, in which is a picture 0
,he faculty with white members.
Newspapers too came in for som
ibuse, and Senator Smith again ae
;used of being one of the 110 dele
abates to the Haskell convention.
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