Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-07-25
Many Plans Suggested, from
Mediation by u, S, to Com
mission Composed Of Gen.
traI American Countries,
WILSON NOT EXPECTED
UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT
Democrats ON House Commit
Tee Confer and Decide to
Back Up Any Diplomatic
Move President May Make,
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tnr MOANING loVHHht SPECIAL tthstu 6lHfl
Washington July 2i-Dctclop-
mcnts i'm the Mexican situation today
were confined TO informal discussion
OF suggested plans for q definite poll-
cy on the part of the American ad-
minlsuatin toward its ncighhor rec
public
Every Kind of plan has been sus-
gcsted TO administration officials from
"a mediation board of Americans 10
adjust the dispute and supervise the
holding OF am election to 90 rparto
commission composed ol representa-
Uycs from the United States and two
South American republics which
would attempt To bring about peace
between the warning factions.
There viii be- mo- expression of pol.
lcy, however. untn the conference bee
tW cen the president and Ambassador
Wilson. which may not take place un-
tl Monday as word was received a'
the White house today that the latter
could not reach here before Satur-
day night
While the plan of mediation was
secuted by the constitutiouulist repre-
s,ntativcs here as insufficient, as they
do not believe the Iuerta government
now in possession of the electoral ma
chluury can guarantee an honest olcc-
tion. the idea has been given some
consideration los members Of the sem
ate and President Wilson as pointing
the way 70 q solution
While Mother side at present Is get
ting munitions OF war from the Unit
ed statos. it is believed possible that
g. change Of policy might follow the
conference with Ambassador Wilson.
It is thought that eventually the can.
barge may be lifted and both sides
permitted 10 buy supplies subject 60
the rules of "ontruband transactions.
The democrats ON the house come
u lttce on foreign affairs conferred to-
day about tac Mexican situation,
sounded out sentiment among thu
members of the house generally and
recorded decided feeling against in-
tcrycntion and in favor of backing up
any diplomatic move President Will
son and his advisors may feel disposed
to make.
Discussing the proposal TO prohibit
the shipment of arms into Mexico
from the United states entirely. Pro-
fcasor Francisco Escuidcro, member
g. the constitutionalist cabinet, who
Is in Washington to explain the pur-
poses of the Carranza cause, said to-
lay that his colleagues we're satisfied
with the idea but hoped that soon
both sides wound u, permitted IT, rot
arms on an equality
Further assurance that Americans
At MADEIRA are In no imminent dan.
scr was given IT, the state department
oday in the following announcement
From Chihuahua. it is reported
lat MADEIRA has been ont Of COM
with chihuahua since
sunday the 18Th. ON which ddy the
'edcral troops were Withdrawn from
hc western plrt Of the state Thcro
was no reason to believe that AmerI-
'ans in the vicinity Of the town were
b danger. according to reports to the
state department on the 23rd The
cdcral government has promised TO
make every effort t. relieve the
own
Consul Edwards, at El Paso. re-
ported today that Sis families were
uc only poopie opposed To be ut Ma
lcra on the e0th and that they were
hOught 10 be an route for the bOr- .