Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-16

wilson TO-DAY, &Ie3 IN early CoIAeS~
ence with Secretary Bryan over the
latest aspects Of the Mexican situation
presented BY the inquiries Of foreign
powers a. to the attitude Of the United
States. ordered Ambassador Henry
Lane Wilson, at Mexico City, to pro-
ceed to washington at once for con-
ference.
Ambassador Wilson will hurry north
ON either the battleships Michigan or
Louisiana from Vera Cruz, II any delay
would be entatled by waiting for
commercial steamer.
Officials here believe that the al
most total interruption of railroad
traffic between Mexico City and the
United States win force the ambas-
sador to make his trip BY water. He
Is not expected here before July %, at
the earliest.
Important Announcement Soon.
It 10 believed in official and diploma
tic circles that an important announce
ment OF the attitude Of tho United
States In the pending situation will
follow the ambassadors conferences
with the president and Secretary
Bryan.
The presidents attitude today, fol-
lowing closely the unofficial announces
mont that some Of the foreign powers.
4 witch have already acknowledged the
Huetxa government. were pressing
+ ooena indicaf3ons soe this sgoveEnments
ssatt1eu0owloward the continued disor-
dSrs In Mexico, leads to that belief.
Secretary Bryan positively declinsd
TO add any Information to his brief
announcement Of Ambassador Wilson's
call to Washington.
Act on Wilson's Suggestion.
However, It 10 assumed that the ad-
ministration desires to learn from the
ambassador directly what influences
actuated the foreign diplomatic rep
resentatives In Mexico when they
Jointly agreed to address their govern
ments with what amounted to for
NAL complaint against the attitude OF
the United States. President Wilson
has kept an open mind on the subject
and IL thought to feel himself bound
to adhsr TO tho policy announced early
In his administration Of lending moral
announcement only to such govern
ments in Latin America az were
founded on constitutional law and
practice. It 10 understood that he Is
ready to give due weight to any rep
resentations Ambassador Wilson may
care to make.
arvan Announces Conference.
The announcement was made by
a.cretary Bryan Immediately after q
conferences at the White House with
the president. The secretary issued
this statement:
"Ambassador Wilson has been asked
70 come TO washington to confer with
tha nresident personally on the situa-
tion In Mexico. Tho American en-
bassy will be left In charge OF tho drst
.ecratary. Mr.. O'Shaughneesy.
Tho president has had the benefit OF
rr,vate reports from several Of his per-
sonal friends VINO have Travelled IN
MEXICO recently. but those were unof-
ncial and. not sufficient to form tho
h.sia Of formal attitude II there were
10 be any change IN policy.
Bryan May Cancel Looturss.
Secretary Bryan was asked II tho
coming Of Ambassador Wilson to
Warrington would change his pro-.
1ected lecture tour. He replied:
..rhe newspapers might have As-|
.,,r,eA that my lecture dates would not
interfere With business instead Of a.
sumine that they would. All my lee,
4 t,ra dates were made subject TO can
collation..
senator Fall has Informally notifled
tha forsign relations COMMITTEES that
"a intsnds TO ask the senate 20 as
ch.,ra II from further consideration o1
n. i,ili 10 repeal the neutrality statute
q 1911. by which tho Huerta eovesn-
Se.nt = now importing munitions Of
~. while they arc denied to the con-
s+,t.tionalists. He will ask tho SON
/ ate TO pass i.
Apprshsnsien Among Rsbsls.
ncn.lss. Ark, July 16-Advices
that foreign governments were Drlne
~ measure TO bear at Washington to
in6uce the United States to interfere
4 er Nexico created considerable appre-
hension among tho constitutionalist
\ s-S-.rrnnent OFFICIALS Of Sonora today
~ caused them to issue . statement
NO.. the rebels thruout Mexico have
aIvars treated Americans with highest
eeopect
The constituti iaiist representatives.
On fl1aa side Of the boundary say that
th61r; greatest desire was to prevent
fofsson intervention.
= Oubsnittsd 70 the temporary de-
49, lyyynlvad IN Obrsgon's retirement
e. eD0oynaas at the roQnsst 6f tho
fo6S . = 3 ea5d one iender to-day.