The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-19
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lBy Ieased Wire Co Evening IIcraid.
Washington. June IL Mediation
s,ands TODAY on the brink 4 failure
only concessions by yrssi lent Wlscn
or Huerta can save H. While the
Niagara conference halted. Minlst 70
NRon of Argentina. one OF the three
south American mediators, returned to
Washington for conference with sec-
re;ary Bryan and probably T. see Pres
idrn. wilson He PLAY qe3 e start
aacS tu Niagara Fails tonight carrying
word whether the conference shalt
proceed or dlsband
Announcement AZ the white House
that the president squarely on the
principles cnunicsted In the state
ment of ths American deiegates seem
ed 10 mako it certain that the United
states viii not he satisfied with any
thing less than the choice OF man
approved b. the coustitutionalists 20
head the new provisional government.
The arm attitude of the Hueria dele
gates for a so-calied neutral seem
ed 10 hold out no hope Of d break IN
the deadlock.
The situation. admittedly another
crisis. was discussed in the cabinet
meeting and some sort of Official state
ma.i from the president himself in.
farnhg the public fully In case modi-
alton fails Was promised. officials
closest 10 the president declared that
an talk Of further armed Intervention
OF Carranza or villa al this stage Vls
uufounded.
Romulo =. NaOn. minister from AZ
gentina and one OF the mcdtatofs at
the Niagara conference. arrived uneS-
pectedly today. iIc ala not go Ia the
legation. hat took quarters IN a hot1l
near the WHITE House.
The return OF the mediator 10 the
capital. undoubtedly for conferences
with Secretary Bryan or President
wilson or beti,, at time when the
Niagara conference is marking time
and threatened with complete failure
was regarded as highly significant u
II was known officially that Minister
Naon was TO return. news of II was
carefully guarded.
President Wilson stands sauarely on
the statement given out at Niagara
Falls b. the American delegates and
will accept no settlement of the McN-
lean problem which Is not based On
the principles outlined therein. Tnis
was made clear hy officials after the
president had an early conference
with Secretary Rryan II mediation
fails the pyesident plans to issue a
statement fully informing the public
~ the position OF the standardization
and outlining his future course. The
president has no plans for going ne
fore congrcas with any phase of the
al Fa1 az
thcr armed Intervention Is groundles'
az the present time. according TO oiii'
Gals The same. they SAY. may be said
of reports that the United states plans
to recoEnize General Carranza, gen
oral villa or any other faction la Mex
leo.
The American and Huorta delegate'
hold nrmly today Co the opposite view
expressed by them In public state
menis explained the type u man de
sired by each side Tor provisiona
president Of Mexico.
Both sides have gone on record. tn
prospect Is that neither will give wal
and that there Will be a complet'
breakdown Of mediation.
Word WIS received today from Min
ister Na0n OF Argentina that he woui'
not return until tomorrow from hi
trip 20 New Haven and Cambridge
whore he received honorary degree.
The conference that was 10 hav
been held today was therefore post
poned until tomorrow.
u may be determined then whethe
any common ground remains for Al
agreement.
The American delegates still haN
some namfs 10 submit, hut the hueri
delegates have opposed enereeticaii
all persons suggested thus far an
there Is little likelihood that any nam
emanatlng from the Americans will b
considered seriously. The mediator
as last resort, will submit "a iiHt q
five names. There 10 faint hop