Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-14
BELILNE HuERTA WILL SOON BE
ELIMuN ATED FROM MEN
ICAN MIDDLE
A CURRENCY BLOCKADE
Without Money II Is Thought hucrta's ;
Downfall Is Oniy Matter
of short Time.

aIlpuOIt from the great powers ABROAD
FOR IN. American polir, toward Mex
ico shown in a variety of uuiet dip
lomatic activities gave President VIII
son and Secrrtur, Brvan "A confident
faslinp todoy that the elimination Of
Gen.r,I yirtoriuno uuerta as provis.
iopol nresid,nt of Mexico would soon
be an accomplished fact.
Tint the financial blockade lnstl-
tutod by the United states had cffec-
tn.el, tlcd m. nursc strings of Eu-
rome that diplomatic pressure was
,.,,,, ,>.rtaJ tn,,ssautly ON an sides
.st N.xiro CIV that close friends of
I,u,rts .,,,r. s.luulyiup their influence.
and pals,st,pt rumors saving that
IJr,,t, b,d pone into mysterious Sc
lusi,r raised the hopes OF tho
Washington government that at last 1t
.,,.,s .n,,l.ir,, d.tinitr propress toward
snlyips fin, Mexican problem
An '.xrhnu., of ,nblrprams with
A,,h,ss,dor papo. AN agreement by
,.,..,, p,,t4i, tn leave the solution Of
.t,. Nt.xt.a.p nr,bIrm in the hands OF
.uho .Ir,u.t states and an announce
mont th,t po moral an financial sup
nnrt .u,nuId IA, Granted by England to
IA. Iil.rtn regime. set forth in Lon
don nrnss dispatches created a favor
able mpression throughout official
\vosbirptop II was felt that Great
I2rit,i, Go,map, and other nations
,,o,, .tond tngetbar in acuuiescence TO
tho nI,n of the United states for the
elimination Of Huerta.
presidnnt Wilson had prepared
e,rl, in the day a statement OF the
s,tuatior recitiup what had been at
tampted i'm the communication pre-
sontod hv cbnrga O'Shaughnessy and
Tobr Lind hut within a few hours
sucb f,yoroble Advices were received
"a to cause the president to withhold
the document from publication.
.,rbere ara clements I'm this case, "
said President Wilson. which / can
NAT at nresent disclose which make it
loo< very more favorable"
1ha nresIdent smoke thus Of the
weakly conference HIS manner was
aituatIon to ahalf hundred Washing
c,l,, and II was appareut that he felt
decidodlv encouraged by recent ad-
,icas Tho president il not usually
,uotad after theso conferences. but
,odov bo narmitted ouotatlon TO the
extont of the single sentence. This
bo did IA allav any tension that might
bova arisen in this country over the
si,uation described in tho dispaIhes
from Mexico CIV Asked about the
n,ord "favor,ble No exploIned that
n. meant .favorahIe to a settlement" 9"
+, was evident that the president
had racei,ad imnortant dispatches
lu, ho dacll,ad ia sav yhether they
u,ara from, NIexico CIV ar Noeales
,ba contaitutionoIist headnuarters
I.ator however il was learned from
other hiyh oH,risls th,t IN. pIan of
financial Isolation was h.erng frui,
and mat tho nIar for IIuert,,s aim
i,o,tor uos boirg ,.o,,t.s,.d 4, h,,
,or.i.n goyo,nnen,s es,oci,Ii, so,oc
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coma IN rslv for ala
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