Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 24, 1914, Page 3

|- CHARGE IS | GIVEN HiS PASSPOHTS 0'ShaugfinessyWill Leave_ flexi‘co. FIRST STEP TOWARD DEGLARATION OF WAR United States Is Prepared, hut Actual Orders to Move the Army Are Withheld. Washington, April 24.—Charge O’'Shaughnessy has been handed his passports by Huerta. He will leave Mexico City immediately. This is the first official step toward open declara- tlon. of war. A cable has been re- ceived from the American charge. It said: “Having been given my passports I am leaving at once.” This was the first O’Shaughnessy in over hours. As a result of Huerta’'s action the state department is expecting a decla- ration of war from the Mexican die- tator. Handing O'Shaughnessy his pass- ports formally severed diplomatic re- lations. Senor Alagara, Mexican charge here, said that in probability he will ask for his passports from the state de- partment before long. A I am awaiting advices from Mex- ico City,” he said. The pass ports will be given imme. diately by Secretary Bryan. United States Prepared. All war precautions have already been taken by the administration, but up to the present time actual orders to move the army are withheld. It is planned to give Huerta every lati- tude and to place him in the position; of forcing hostitlities. But the troops on the border and at the concentra- tion camps throughout the country are ready. There is no doubt that there is to] be a general conflict with united Mex- | ico lined up solidly against the might | of the United States. Carranza has spoken. His declaration is interpreted | by President Wilson and his advisers | as a threat. There will be no more disposition shown to temporize with Carranza than there has been to condone Huer- ta's efforts. | Officials here believe Huerta has aj formal dec tion of war ready, but( so far they have not received notifi- cation of ity ssuance. Huerta Says War Is On. Because of the fragmentary state| of communication with the \)exir}ani capital they do not know whether the; dictator has taken the matter up with| word from forty-eight the Mexican congress. His attitude,i however, was clearly set forth in a statement in which he said war was on and promised to have an army of| 100,000 men’ in the field in twenty] days | Formal announcement that O’Shaugh- nessy had been handed his passports was made at the state department. COMMANDER MALPICA. Officer at the Head of the Mexican Navy, Photo by American Press Association. Previously the president, Secretary of War Garrison and Secretary of the Navy Daniels had discussed it. " A plan of action based on the con- ditions that would of necessity follow O’Shaughnessy quitting the country was formulated. Its outline was care: fully guarded so that it would not reach Mexico. , The embargo on arms to the Con- stitutionalists has been secretly re- stored by order of Secretary Bryan. BELIEVE WAR IS CERTAIN Editorial View of Majority of London Papers. London, April 24.—The editorial view of a majority of the London pa- pers is that the United States is com- mitted to. war with Mexico and that it will be impossible to localize the war against Huerta. The Daily Chron- icle says: “We cannot suppose that President Wilson is asking his countrymen to spend money and shed their blood merely to replace a villian like Huerta by a villian like Villa.” All the papers recognize the mag- nitude of the possibilities opened up by the happenings at Vera Cruz. The Morning Post assumes that President Wilson, who has carefully studied the problem, has not yet completely re- vealed his plans. The Daily Mail’'s Mexico City corre- spondent says that the cabinet has decided to promulgate a general am- nesty measure so that all Mexicans may be united in defense of their country. 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