The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1913-08-08
ASKS MEXICO FACTS.
WILSON ORDERS STATE DEPART
MENT TO FURNISH iNFoRMA-
TON ON TROUBLES THERE.
BRYAN ATTENDS CONFERENCE
Chief Executive VIII Island Pat" un-
I'll Arrival Of Ambass ador--Recent
Crisis Dubbed "BondhoIders' Con-
spiracy" Fathered In Paris.

Washington, July 19.-In prepare
ton for the arrival OF Ambassador
Henry Lane Wilson, now on his way
northward from Mexico, President Will
son requested the state department to
furnish him with a full and complete
file OF all the information relative to
the troubles in Mexico from the begin
ming Of the Madero revolt TO the pres
ent time
The vast mass OF material, covering
more than two years, will be sent to
the White House and the president in
tends to read 1t thoroughly so that he
will be informed as to all the develop
ments OF the Mexican situation before
the arrival OF Ambassador Wilson.
Bryan Calls on President.
Secretary Bryan. who returned from
the first lap OF his Chautauqua lecture
tour. was the presidents first caller
The secretary of state brought with
him large bundle OF kilograms and
correspondence relative to conditions
In Mexico. including a number of dis
patches from William Bayard Hale,
President Wilson's personal represen-
tative in Mexico City, giving impress
sions of present conditions south Of
the Rio Grande. particularly with re-
spect to the stability of the Huerta
| government. Mr.. Hale does not con-
slider that the present regime will last
long and has advised the administra-
ton against immediate recognition.
No decision will be made in this mat
ter. however, until afte~ the confer
ence with Ambassador Wilson.
The Mexican correspondence also
formed the principal topic at the cabi-
net session, but it was decided to
mari time" until the president has
received first hand information from
Mexico City.
Sees Hand Of High Finance.
Suspicious Of the sincerity of the
representations made TO the United
States by several European nations on
| the Mexican situation have been
raised in Washington by the trail of
high finance that has been found run
ming through them ALL Allegations are
freely made that the crisis recently
precipitated is nothing more nor less
than a "bondho,ders' conspiracy" en-
! gineered from Paris. President Will
son hirnself is responsible for the
statement that So much artificiality
exists in the Mexican situation, SO
perverted by interested persons that
he will take no further steps until be
has reliable information TO go by.
| This he hopes to get from Ambassa-
dor Henry Lane Wilson.
Wilson Criticises Ambassador
| The president does not hesitate to
criticise Ambassador Wilson, how
ever, for failing to sustain any fixed
or definite conclusions In his dis
patches TO the state department.
Other consular and special agents of
the United States In Mexico have been
equally indefinite In the information
they have sent to the state depart
ment indicating that authentic news
OF the progress OF the revolution In
the interior districts is extremely hard
to obtain.
The proposed trip Of Felix Diaz is
the cause of much speculation at the
state department AS az envoy OF the
| Huerta regime to the Yamamoto cabi-
net during the period of the alien
land law, negotiations his presence in
Japan would serve to renew the efforts
Of the jingoes 70 create a strong anti
American feeling In Japan and also
serve to renew reports that Japan Is
negotiating for a naval base on the
western coast Of Mexico. Many Off
Gals believe that Huerta is sending
Diaz out of Mexico at a time when
his administration is in danger and
when Diaz might be an aspirant for
the presidency.