The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06
Definitely Announced that no
Further Advances will be
Made to Carranza and Con-
ference will Proceed.
WILL MOVE TO CANADA
THURSDAY, MAY 14th
United States has Made no
Definite Move as Yet To-
ward Naming Members of
Conference
thy Leased wIr- 10 Evening Hesaid.l


tBy Leased wlr~ ~ Evening fleraid.l
Washington. May calculation In
the Mexican crisis will proceed with
out representation from tho rebel
forces IN the revolution torn republic.
This definite announcement; was made
today by one Of the south American
envoys after the mediatOrs had con
ierred AZ the state department with
Secretary Bryan.
That CLrranza might change hp
mind ara eventually coGs into the
mediation conference white now Wsli
proceed on Canadian soil over the
differences between the Tn teG states
and the Hiuerta government was cnn-
siderel doubtful by the dip,o'nlts
| "CatraEzu Is strong mal and not
likely tn ,adily change m mind like
a woman was the Characterization
given the rebel chleftain by one OF
the ENJOYS.
Secretary Bryan reiterated his
statement that this government had
not yet outlined any basis on which
" would mediate and that thus tar
th, United States merely had accept
ed the good offices Of the south Amer
lean ENJOYS. when the United states
would name the delegates to advile
with the mediators was not made
known. The South American medl-
Gtors, who are seeking an adjustment
lCf the Mexican trouble were perfect
nIg plans today for removal of tho
conference To Niagara Falls, Canada.
on May rs.
Tclegrans were sent 20 a leading
hotel there, nov closed. asking II its
opening would be advanced SO as TO
accommodate them. II this is ar
Hanged the headquarters will be es-
tahfsbed there: otherwise at another
h1td or private cottage. for which ne
g5.la; ons are under way.
The mediators will leave here
Thursday May ~, Co arrange prelin-
inarics for their opening sessions on
, the following Monday. The party.
. including secretaries. stenographers
mad other officials viii number about
10. not Including the United States
and Huorta delegates and those ol
Carranza.
. The cnvoys continued their service,
/, today expecting to advance various
branches cf the work. pending the
opening OF the conference at Niagarl
Falls Secretary Lane was an early
q caller at the Argentine legation, wher'
\ the negotiations are proceeding. H'
y would say nothing of his visit. but D
D., was recalled that the president ha'
a consulted him ana Secretary Bryan ol
a. phases of the mediation ana tn'
names of American delegates.
a Ii was authoritatiyely stated by rep
ID. rcsentatiNes that the mediators wer'
- tying To get Carranza TO reconside
p his attitude and come into the con
10 ference we're not correct. Their posi-
a ton is thai " Carranzn comes bacI
A voluntarily, well ana good. they WI
10 De glad 20 have the scope OF medit
I. ton thus enlarged.
= TIP to noon few dispatches had bee
received from Vera cruz hy the wa
l. and navy departments but Genera
b Funston earlier in the day had tor
m mally been authorized TO extend hl
.o lines about Vera cruz as far as h
,r deemed ID necessary 10 afford prOps
M. protection GO the city u was ~
,r planned that changes IN the placing d
the American troops would not ~
nd ciudc any movement that could B
h. considered as an advance from Ner
xe Cruz.
H. General Funston reported thdt y
le had no definite Information regardin
te concentration OF Mexican forces -
~ cept movements made 20 defend a
railroad lines lesding 60 Mexico Cit
Persistent reports from Tamplco
preparations for decisive conHi
between the rebels and iederals "a
Ar tracted attention OF the American %
r. fcrs here and az Vera cruz and n
ct ports from Mexico city continue
ar pour In from many sources m
,o Huertn's position is growine wors
~ Iu diplomatic circles, dispatches ha'
n, been received stating that fear OF
attack on leXicn city by Gener
Zapata's forces causes considersh
=" alarm. Huertas hold on his scidiel
dispatches state. is weakening al
'' possibility of opposition 20 the Napa
30 movement q is declared. Is decrea
IT. ing
Admiral Howard reported tod
or from the west coast of Mexico a
as relations with the Mexican autho
iii ties are more cordial than would
as- expected under conditions
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