Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-30
Stability Of aueril lellll!
The Subject Of lgcl
Contradiction
Compliance viii Dsn,ll,
10 the Shooting d Dllll
Is Reported s.s
Engineer Is Slld 10 1--we
Been The Victim II. I
nallgl Plot

Washington, July 2S.-Ffetl0eNI
Wilson and Secretary Bryan devoted
themselves to the study .,of volunlu.
Gus reports at their dtBpoSA on A6xl.
can conditions. Indications are tAst
with the appearance before thu. sen.
ate committee on foreign relations %
morrow Of Henry Lane Watson. ths
last stage In the program Of lhs ~
ministration to discover the facts ~
the situation before announcing i
policy will be reached. 5. E"s "
While q resolution Ii the hoA01
has called for joint committee %
obtain the documents In the MSxtcen
situation and another In the 1spaN
has sought the. opinion ,of. thatisboat
on the question OF recogniz izing tho VI
ligerency ofsthe onstitutionali bte,S Aths
administration oficialss 81 again~ ~tdeeiGys
that there will be no haste I'M tfoxI6I
lating definite policy towirdssN S1l-
Msdlation, not conale eSred: ss:N
- Secretary Brayh stated that 10 :rtE
position for mediation HAD b6Sn 9dD.
mitted to either Of the two fketjolklSS
In; Mexico. and incidentally nv 1t.
marked that he ,miSht3 81 hack ~
lecture piatfornt II 9 NV EAftG ~
present condition of.ss6Sirs Ire 1T
considered 1cut6. Il. b, 81 [
The development of'a policy, by'tA1
United States. inay .bs dStsysd to ~ 10
serve the outcome Of tho, efforts .lea4s
ing the Mexicans to bring shout .an
understanding between the Two VA
ring sides. nv '''g g5s .s'3.s Z.
"A declaration from President HaeFs
ia that no American IN Mexico. Ihsll
suffer injustice or violence with hi
cognizance" was made public by thS
state department. n III. SO; H
The department said that the "m9t-
ter OF the shooting Of Dixon had been
satisfactorily arranged and 1t is said
that the government at Mexico City
seems most desirous in meeting tte
desire of the United States in every
way possible" s.,,
President Sees No Acute stage.
Washington, July 29.-Presidsn
Wilson does not believe the publiG
mind In the Uuited States Il excited
over the situation In Mexico. nor 4
he convinced that q crisis has been
reached In the revolution itsell. L,
This information was obtained !, Ia
official circles today, with an authori.
tatfve denial that any proposal look.
Ing toward cooperation 1'bStween
American military forces and tho
"exican government ct restoration Tot
peace had been suggested. ;,:s ..s
Contradictory lnfornsation, i. 3sS.
Contradictory information 4 Eas
reached the Washington government
regarding the stability Of the Husrta
It was said today -to
be question Of reliability Of the Hu.
erta administration. II was said TO.
lay to be a question Of reliability az
|nformants. Officials declined 10
state which reports were being cred.
ted. 1t was said, however, that IL
The last ten days there had been little
or no change in the status OF a6airs
n the southern republic. n.
The Dixon Incident.
The shooting of Charles B. Dixon
IT.. at Juarez, is regarded % ! s4ri.
'us incident, but its bearing on tue
general Mexican situation d being
by oAclals hare today, 8
the American demand tor the invSs.
ligation and punishment Of tic of.
tenders apparently were being com
piled with. n 4 .,':;; J,s,yT.g q
At the White House II was said the
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