The Secretary of State to the Confidential Agent of the Constitutionalist Government of Mexico.
Department of State,
Washington, July 10, 1915.
Sir: The Department has received your letter of July 1, in which, by direction of the so-called Constitutionalist Government of Mexico, you request the extradition of General Victoriano Huerta and the detention of Messrs. Felix Diaz, Manuel Mondragon and Aurelio Blanquet with a view to their extradition.
In reply you are informed that, owing to the absence of a recognized Federal Government in Mexico and the well-known conditions existing throughout the Republic, the Department must decline to comply with the request for the extradition of General Huerta.
I am [etc.]
For the Secretary of State:
Cone Johnson.
And;
The Secretary of State to the Attorney for the Conventionist Government of Mexico.
Department of State,
Washington, July 10, 1915.
Sir: The Department has received your telegram of July 2, in regard to the requisition for the extradition of General Victoriano Huerta addressed by General Fidel Avila, Governor of Chihuahua, to the Honorable James E. Ferguson, Governor of Texas.
I am [etc.]
For the Secretary of State:
Cone Johnson.
And:
The Secretary of State to the Confidential Agent of the Provisional Government of Mexico.
Department of State,
Washington, July 10, 1915.
Sir: The Department has received your letter of July 3, in relation to the desired extradition of General Victoriano Huerta.
I am [etc.]
Robert Lansing.
The Russians attacked the hills west of the town of Malazgirt, Turkey, assuming defenses to be weak which they were not, leading to a Russian defeat.
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