The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-26
JINGLE SAM MAY
|TRY TO SET TIE
/ WAR IN MEXICO
ambassador Wilson to Give
/ President Fiirst-hand Infor-
!. nation Today Regarding
Situation There.
AeOLICY WILL THEN
BE DECIDED UPON
Indications That if Good Ad-
vice Fails Embargo on Mu-
nitions of War Will Be
\ Lifted.

'ava ~. WASHINGTON, July 25.-whiIe ad-
ton officials here believe that the
er crtsis will not be reached in Mexico until
cI@le northern rebel armies press closer to
nd exico City and the federal strong
Ids, Indications tonight were that an
J. ort would be made by the Washington
'sriy syernment TO pursue q we'll defined
posEsIlcy before events reached critical
sge
Inn The first step In the formulation Of
osmzfcy will be taken tomorrow when En-
,r uz ~
.roEs, <sador Henry Lane Wilson Will bring
isaI y ~ president and Secretary Bryan first
IN Tdd Information OF the stua ton there.
wen = Bryan announced tonight emphatic
in. n that there was no disposition on the
dsArlt OF the administration here to in
fToE arogate Elnbassador Wilson about the
>. 81 - suerous reports alleging activity on his
IN hssk in connection with the downfall OF
10 n Zero and the establishment Of the
sp erta regime. He added that the en-
ss,lus-s -sador had been called merely to throw
I'd atrN on present conditions IN the trou-
90. TaabB republic
,e. ~ tier Embassador Wilson has conferred
,Isn N Secretary Bryan he will talk fur
es + with President Wilson and will be
Z, :, ~ ~ ed to appear before the senate COM
only tee on foreign relations.
tssa ssa van Secretive.
-, hat Embassador Wilson had ex-
I' All 'Ased on his arrival in New York op-
-. ~ lt,Yy Yy-,,
slones had indicated his sympathy with the
nis = Ire of the Huerta government to be
suue tpgnlzed were communicated informally
e cobeur. Bryan, who made no comment.
q Z, - .fter a conference with the embassa-
Mr.. Bryan is scheduled 10 appear
yatez Gre the senate committee on foreign
sled. Hons further 10 present the admin
.ss q, rations plan for a protectorate over
kragua, but on the same occasion II
a. kpected that he will be asked TO out
ltS' the developments toward a Mexican
is vii ~
llml he members Of the committee, as well
-. ari aae senate generally, are inclined to
70 reqEb Executive action by which all fac
from ~ in the Mexican dispute can get
O., o eJcs from the United States.
t0lssa s4s acy May Change.
L WAS apparent tonight that the pres
.n1oSis n,Tis policy Of the administration was to
,etahe INT all shipment Of arms 10 either
3 OF ~ ", pending a final determination on
pro- Pre- point
: : vii kIs believed that after the presid ent
, pairSas Fecretary Bryan have obtained from
conuT ~ rlssador Wilson his own ideas and
.sna ncss Mutations Of the political situation
70 gWsAe Mexican capital. the American
ana >" pment IN a measure will reiterate
... ~ 4 Expressed in the Latin-Amerlcan n
hrougbes snent made by President Wilson
ept ~ after his Inauguration, In which
81 rssasyapa yoclaimed that the United States
a charss Nothing 10 seek In Latln-America
rived sscShe welfare of Its sister republics
m o,ntsa1 this In mind, the recent sugges-
e tcpn & an American offer Of mediation
% other sSlnsent,ons os Tho ws.Stnst,. 81 uon .me
'ss rsO! t'nt.
e ), 'Tsn i'm the Way.
o,soutS prmatlon from federal as we'll as
y don utionalist sources today, however,
,,Hfop nx the effect that neither side would
ing aosp er mediation by a foreign govern.
tns'ec ecrH The national pride OF the Mexi-
q q. rinIsJtt was pointed out, will not allow
led 20, renee In International politics.
z less ~ develops that overtures or tbe
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