The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-02
D SUGGESTION
'DR |NT|NAT|ON
OVER SEA
retary Bryan Denies That
+, ,hpropean Governments Are
/ Pressing u. S. to Act
a in Mexico.
! tESIDENT SEEKS
b TO STOP AGITATION
!
\ IS Not Favor Plan to Have
.nbassador Appear Before
la e, Iouse Committee; Wilson
NJ ot Likely to Go Back.
ESIDENT SEEKS
TO STOP AGITATION

|, t,ASHINGTON, Aug. Develop
e in the Mexican situation today
3 confined TO efforts on the part Of
administration TO prevent unneces-
, lanitation over the revolution.
n far as the United States is in
I'd, both the federals and consti.
gnalists are complying with the de-
-o{ the American government for
q rotection of foreigners and their
1srty and there is hopeful feeling
, lest in official circles that efforts
m; duential Mexicans to bring about
may be successful.
THE meantime President Wilson
4. is advisers are opposed TO any at
:. to force the American govern
d into any hasty declaration of pol
90 16ecretary Bryan promptly denied
csE story that European govern
are pressing the United States
h Ion.
I I'd by President.
an .. The authority of the president
ol f It is known that the only docu-
~ from foreign powers to the Unit
sr.ites On the subject in recent
~ were those transmitted when
S5S plomatic representatives in Mex
s 20 recently gave description Of
"a IONS in the republic to their home
snJ 1ments with the request that the
.m alton be conveyed to the United
n;s. The president has told inquir
= s'1thin the last twenty-four hours
i, no case was there any sugges-
rl p,r intimation of action desired,
-, rely a recital of conditions.
4 IL lew of any possible aggravation
re- situation, which IN the view OF
l,s deals here is slowly adjusting it.
became known that the admin
iug "a does not look favorably on
IN 2 posal TO have ambassador Henry
=. c5Nilsou appear before the house
NJ tee on foreign affairs.
tse
!, cEst Public Interest.
ecra
4 % pistration officials did not think
.. s.s)atiDle with the public interest
Sor ambassador Wilson appear be.
~ - senate committee on foreign
NJ not because they hesitated IN
Ill = to submit the reports he had
~ u5ut because the feeling is grow
Innr Ing them that he is a factor IN
si I % ing objectiona BILE discussion in
D Ell The ambassador is known tc
,Sezr prHs at variance with those OF
sst dent and Secretary Bryan, and
: n ~ on good authority that infor
Isuip In possession Of the state de
sss contradicting in many essen
rsss. reports of ambassador Viii
essds esds Pr This reason, it is believed
un Chalrman Flood Of the house
Was Fc On foreign affairs consultt
car lqent or Secretary Bryan about
tD fng the ambassador before the
lss q ne will be informed thai
2pJcctIon exists to the idea oil
at tne mouse committee the same
WILL Ion which the ambassador gave
,sf committee, the administra
AINSl Iongiy desirous not to agitate
~ 4on any further. especially il
The fact that Mr.. Wilson Is
sf % rY'to go back to Mexico as the
= Gus ? ambassador,
us|ame Mentioned.
vas scant in Mexican circle,
,zarb = e progress of the peace sug
~ that arc passing to and fr,
nH ONE of the leaders of tbe pac
,rus nexIco. The most significant
sbsp = ent was the frequent use o4
,csrs y OF Miguel Covarrubias. a
colasS' texican minister to Russia fo,
P. ,IfS ~ president. Covarrub;as !,
s ossa tee OF the Huertn administra
s NO. OvgSS Is not affiliated with any fac
! ~ II x u fexico, He would satisfy th,
,rtIOt. pnalists, who say their onl,
: 81; 70 have provisional presi
srips een to succeed Huerta. wb,
tue dse rQuct free and honest cleo