Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-19
Negotiations Hit Unknown
Obstruction and Rebel Chief
Leaves With Retinue for In
terror.
CONTINUED SUCCESS
MAKES HIM CHESTY
Washington Says Situation Is
"Incubating" Looks as if
Mountain Brought Forth
Mouse.

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Nogales, sonora, Mexico, Nov t9.-
/ Negotiations between President Will
sons personal representative william
Bnynrd Hale aud General Catranza
were broken off suddenly today The
constitutionalist leader prepared 20
leave for the interior with hls STAFF
and provisional cabinet
Mr. Hale declined 90 sny whether
he would leave, nor would hc confirm
the termination of his dealings with
General Carranza through Frdncisc)
Escudcro. minister OF exterior rola-
tiuns ln the Carranza cabinet - was
clear, however, that there had been
a break in the dealings over che ques-
tion put by the Washington govern
mcnt last sunday and 60 which Il
WIS asserted the constltutionalists
had failed TO answer directly.
1gnacio Bonillns. minister of 10
mento and communication. In Carran-
za's provisional cabinet called today
on Mr. Hale al the American consul
late Immediately afterwards Mr.
Hale left for his hotel. on the Amcrl-
can side. Il was believed that go-
nillas formally had ended the trans
actions In which he hrs lfcen acting
as confidential translator
Following Minister Escudcro's dee.
laration last night that ne had asked
Envoy Hale for his formal credon-
tials he announcement this morning
vas taken here 60 mean virtual
breaking off of exchanges with Wash
ingtou. II was stated that Carran-
ga's manifesto regarding the Inter
nal ana external affairs of Mexico"
would not bc isfuod before his de-
parturc Cnrranza. when no 'oft his
provisional capital tt tfcrmosill,
NOR" ,hon two weeks ago, was not
accompanied to Nognics by any
troops iie viii be- accom- panied south
by his general staff and probably hy
the four members of his provisional
cabinet
President Wilson was notified by
telegraph early to-day Of the unex-
pcctcd developments here. The mat
ter, Il was believed would rest until
late today ON account OF the slow
transmission of messages by code be-
tween Washington ana Hale. the
pr sidcnt's personal spokesman here.
The first open disagreement occur
red last night when ;sscudcro an-
nouucod that he had requested Hale
to present formal credentials so that
the conferences might become offl-
cial. This. q vas made clear today.
was virtually demand for fuif rec
oguitiou OF the revolutionary psTty
before treating on the subjects under
discussion. The nature OF the quos-
tion which caused jhe disagreement
was not mHdo clear IL was known.
however, that it had arisen stimuli
taneously with reports of many mui-
tary successes ol the reVolutiouists.
This had tended To- reinforce the spir-
it of Carranza's advisers 10 point
whore admittedly tho> did not con-
slider the right 10 import arms freely
as important as previously II also
was pointed on. that the progress ol
the Insurgents in SInolog. whore the
state capital was taken last week by
General Obro sou would result soon
iu the tek'ug of Mazatlan, an import
ant seaport uu the west coast Also
the fan Of Guaymas through the u-
tornal Generalization Of the federal
garrison was expected at any time
Mihist Escudcru announced at
noon that hc would not accompany
Carranga south 10, said that hc had
nothing to Announce further than
what ne said last night In regard to
| the termination of ttc informal NO
gotiations" The departure of Cen
cral Cnrrnnzn, military and ciyll head
ot tn revolutionary party. % was be-
lloyod. would make impossible con
tlnuation of the negotiations although
lfscudcro said his position empowered
him 60 receive oVcrtures from wash
ington.
Halle evidently was waiting lnsiruc-
tlons from Washington os Co whether
he should leave tho border or remain
90 conclude the dealing with Escu-
derc.
General Carranza with his staff
Will ieuVe FOR the south at D. m.
it was announced today. Foreign
/ Minister Eecudcro said he would an
nounco before the trains departure
what effect This would have upon th,
negotiations with tho presidents en-
voy william Bayard Halle " was not
made known whether Escudcro and
other members of thc constitutional
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