Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-08-22
MEXICO WILL Be
DISCUSSED BY
WILSON
THE PRESIDENT WILL READ HIS
MESSAGE TO CONGRESS ON
MONDAY, IN WHICH THE MExI.
CAN SITUATION WILL Be GONE
into THOROUGHLY.
BRYAN SENDS WARNING
TO Protect AMERICANS
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Washington, d. G., Aug. 22.-Presi.
rent Wilson will personally read his
message on Mexico to both houses of
congress Monday, outlining what has
been done by The United States to
lTing about peace. He worked prac-
ticaly all today on it. Except for a
short conference with Secretary
Iryan, the president denied himself
to all visitors and worked alone in his
study in the White House.
The message will summarize the
lrincipal points made in the note pre-
slnted by John Lind and the conten-
Ply. The full text of both commune
cations will be presented to congress
as exhibits.
No recommendation for action will
e made but the presidents statement
is expected to reiterate the attitude
CT this government and indicate that
only on the basis therein outlined can
regulations with the Huerta govern.
n,ent be continued. White House Of
ficials feel that the reading of the
1.essage will itself be a factor in the
situation, serving perhaps further to
emphasize that the United States will
Under no circumstances recognize any
hut the constitutional government in
Mexico. The effect of the unyielding
.t,ltude OF the United States Is said to
be already apparent.
Dispatches today from John Lind in
d cate that the Mexican administra-
ton would welcome further parleys.
The Huerta government, it is said, is
q sting about for new ground on
Another factor which contributes to
the optimism of administl alton Of
fcials is reported disposition in
Europe to deny the Huerta govern
ment any further loans pending the
outcome of the efforts of tie United
States to bring about peace.
Curt warning to both the Huerta
and constitutionalist commanders at
La Bonquilla, Chihuahua, Mexico, that
the United States will hold them re-
sponsible for any violence against
"by any one claiming civil /,
or military authority, was sent today 8
by Secretary Bryan through American s
Consul Letcher at Chihuahua city. s
Mr.. Bryan instructed Mr. Letcher to d
dispatch his message to La Boqullla 7
by courier and secure an answer. His /
action was in response to a request i
by Senator Penrose for action to pro- I
tect S. C. Hulse, chief engineer Fuller s
and other Americans in the plant OF S
cation company
Secretary Bryans telegram follows:
Information having been received
BY this government that threats OF
and death have been made
against Fuller, Hulse and others at La
Boquilla, this government deems 1t
proper to say that if any violence is
Visited on any American citizens at fl
Ia Boquilla or elsewhere by any one
claiming civil or military authority,
he United States will hold personally
responsible the perpetrators thereof.
Courier should ascertain condition
If all foreigners at La Boquilla and
'eport with reply of the officer in
,harge to this governments message"
The reference to the protection of ~
american citizens elsewhere" was Il
AIKEN as indicative of the attitude of "
he United States in the protection of :,
americans wherever their safety is :
threatened.
SENATOR WORKS WILL D
UPHOLD PRESIDENTS POLICY. v
Los Angeles, Calf, Aug. 22.-Believ- s,
ng the Mexican situation so acute
hat he should be in his seat at Wash
ngton, Senator Works left Los An u
,eles today. He said he should re- p
main in Washington until the end of L
he special session of congress, al n
hough when he returned to Los An :.
,eles ten days ago, he had planned to :
emain here until the beginning of the
egular session. m
Senator Works favors President
Wilson's policy and declared that in ii
ervention should be the last resort OF !,
he United States
e. Las Vegas, N NJ, Aug. 22.-Chief 10
Engineer Fullen, or man who claim u
d to be that official of the Mexico ei
Northern Power and Irrigation COM Je
any, reported in press dispatches as tn
n La Boquilla, Chihuahua, Mexico,
yas here yesterday and made an in te
pection of local irrigation project P'
He told tale of great hardship in to
citing from La Boquilla to the Am to
rican line. He left later for New in
ork. la