The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-11
NOR zAMACONA
| REACHES CAPITAL.
luerta Representative Has
d Nothing to Say
10 NEW YORK TODAY
klli Talk With Bankers About Pros
pect of a Loan-Much Mystery
Maintained at Mexican En-
bassy Concerning Visitor

Washington, September 10-senoI
Euel De Zamacona, former Mexican
abassador to the United States, wh.
supposed to be charged with the
sk of reopening the negotiations be-
Al Zen the United States and the Huerta
aHinistration for d peaceful solution
II Hne troubles in Mexico, remained in
kItivsion tonight with senior Algara
N ge d'affaires of the Mexican em-
seypr Zamacona did not reveal the
aracter of his mission. He maintained
at he had come to the United States
private business" From american
Metals it is known that the Mexican
p4ernment made inquiry recently il ii
etld be agreeable to the United States
4ave Senior zamacona negotiate some
The points in dispute. Tile United
had signified in return that If
nor Zamacona came to resume the
fsoiiations on a new basis he would
Received. Otherwise this govern
fnt considered further negotiations
the same ground covered by John
nd as unnecessary.
Goes to New York Today
is understood that Senior Zama
a was in communication tonight
h the Mexico City administrator
prepared to be in New York to-
trow TO talk with American bankers
but the prospect of a loan for the
Yerta government.
3At the White House it was stated
That no word had been received di-
rectly or Indirectly from Senor Zama-
coma. President Wilson, in fact is
planning to leave here tomorrow aft
ernoon for Cornish n. H., the summer
capital. for a weeks vacation. During
that time it is believed Senor Zama-
cona's status will be made clear.
Much mystery was maintained by the
Mexican embessay concerning the Wis
ltor. On the latter's arrival he imme-
diately telephoned Senior Algara and
went, to the embassy. Several report
ers saw him enter there On The telc-
phone few minutes later senior Al
CARA denied that he. had seen Senor
lamacona or knew anything of his
Not long afterward both
Senior Algara and Senior Zamacona left
the embassy for dinner and spent the
evening together.
To Tax Americans
!. State department officials were
Duzzled today to interpret the latest de.
ctft oi the Observation-Disclosures governor.
Maytorena. of Sonora as affecting
Xnericans. Consul Dye at Nogales re-
|tlrted that Governor Maytorena had
keD1red an additional tax to be levied
xforced 3war subsidy on all capital
ssted INF Sonora belonging to per-
\ns orscoJporations known to be enc
es of ti& cause of the constitutions
sts!' 1he governor also mas pro-
~ tn acquisition of property 9TH
Xt, ~ fnif ,a,.fta fn~
Hrs and has forbidden the sale of do
lestic products in excess of $3.50 in
|alue without his special consent
The consufs report said the Sonora
executive continues to have II ouble In
getting his fiat money accepted and
has again decreed that it must be re-
ceived as legal tender by merchants
and business men under penalty of inn
prisonment.
x While officials here are somewhat
apprehensive that the so-called tax or
enemies of the ''cause" may work hard
GRip on Americans, it was doubted that
lybody would suffer from the alien
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