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...struggle between the Obregon-ists or Federal and Huertista or rebel Governments of Mexico (TIME, Dec. 17 et seq.) was continued throughout the week in the form of guerilla warfare...
Mexico. "We recognize that the people of that country have a perfect right to set up and pull down Governments without interference from us. "When disorder arose there, President Obregon sought the purchase of a small amount of arms and munitions of our Government for the purpose of insuring his own domestic tranquility. We had either to re fuse or to comply. To refuse would have appeared to be equivalent to deciding that a friendly Government, which we had recognized, ought not to be permitted to protect itself...
...Cruz was held up by the constant railway repairs made necessary by the rebels. After a lapse of seven days, however, the post was formally entered by the victorious troops and the lines of communication between Mexico City and the coast were thus solidly in the hands of President Obregon...
...civil war which has swept over most of the United States of Mexico during the past two months (TiME, Oct. 29, Dec. 17 et seq.) was virtually ended by the Federal troops under President Obregon, who had received official assistance from...
Texas Affair. President Obregon applied to the U. S. Government for permission to transport troops through Texas, there being no Mexican railway running from the West to connect the two northern states of Sonora and Chihuahua. In making the Mexican Government's request known the U. S. Government issued the following announcement...