The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-07-31
NO CRISIS
IN MEXICO
President Wilson Convinced That
None Has Been Reached in
The Revolution.

In the United States s excited over
the situation in Mexico nor is he co.,.
yinced that al crisis has been reached
n the revolution itself.
This information was obtained in
Official circles today with an authori-
I've denial that any proposal looking
toward military forces and the MeXi.
can government at restoration Of
peace had been suggested.
Those who approached the presl
dent today found him declined to
discuss the subject, as later he was
TO confer with Ambassador Henry H.
" lson, Secy. Bryan arranged to see
aile president before the conference.
The secretary also continued his re-
Iuc.ence on Mnv!can affairs.
Il was learned az the White House
however a. eports credlting Am
,assador wilson W tn having advo-
Gated Il set Of proposals contem'
plating military cooperation with
Mexico on intervent on were unfoun-
ded. The president has received
from Ambassador Wilson a historical
account of events in Mexico in the |
last three years.
The ambassador himself declared
today he had not mentioned any rem
edies on the situation and had not
even put on paper the plans he had
In mind. He reserved these he sa d
for his personal interview with the
president.
Contradictory Information
Contradictory information has
reached the Washington government
regarding the stability of the Huerta
1t was said today to
be question Of rel ability Of inform
alton. Officials declined to state
which reports were being credited.
It was said, however, that in tde last
ten days there had been title or no /
change in the status of affairs in
Mexico.
Shooting OF Dixon
The shooting Of Charles b. Dixon
r., at Juare2 is regarded as a ser
JUS incident bat its bearing on tae I
general Mexican situation is be ng 4
by authorities today as the q
american demands for investigation :
nd pun shment of the offenders ap. y
'arently We're being complied with. s
At the White House it was said
he United States would pursue 6
curse of dilgent inquiry into the af- L
air and would insist on summary &C. "
ion to the guilty. o
Bryan after call at the White p
louise sought information through a II
difference with President Brown OF
he Mexican National railways on S
rattle conditions in Mexico and their N
elation to the paralyZed cond ton
( commerce and industry. Latest c
eports from the embassy in Mexico
lily have reflected the financial sit.
alton. S.
sttieship at Vera Cruz
The battleship South Carlo.na ar.
wed at Vera Cruz today to resume
atrol duty after having been at Gal.
eston, Texas, to give officers and 20
len shore leave. The battleship 80
ew Hampshire is en- route from Vera Il,
ruz to Galveston to give her oftic. ~
rs and men shore leave. The gun. ma
oat Wheeling, reporting from From. IN
Ta, makes no ment on of disorders 70
lere. 10
Senator Pomerene called at the
ate department to press for atten. ~
on TO the case of Bernard Melon ca
id, under sentence of death at>Chl. 70
uahua. Senator Pomerene was told ca
nat the department had already tax. al
n aggressive steps that no report an
ad been received since the embas. Is
y at Mexico City and the consulate 81
Chihuahua had been instructed to d.
IT in McDonald's behalf. lc
lants Edwards Removed
Rep. Smith OF Texas asked Secy. G,
ryan to remove Consul Edwards at II
uaTez because of his refusal to al.
Nv party of 80 Americans to. go II
, the relief Of refugees at MADEIRA. o
telegram received by Rep. Smith p
)day said that the MADEIRA refugees q
ere in momentary peril, There o
re 80 Americans there 81 of whom
re women and children. The tele- t
ram charged that Consul Edwards (
ad not properly represented the st. e
alton 70 the state department Rep. a
mith's report said that So railroad /
ridges on the railroad line between :
iadera and I'll Paso have been burn. s
d or dynamited and that bandits L
ave threatened to kill any persons G
tempting to repair the line. He [