Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24
Belief Is Still Held That
Warning Factions Will
Be Brought Together
in Peace Conference.
MEDIATORS FRAMING
PEACE PLANKS TODAY
At Least One Agreement Be-
tween u. S. and Huerta Dele.
gates Is Expected to Be
Reached Today, While Re
naming Will Soon Be Cleared
Up.

NIAGARA FALLS. Ont, June "a
Further discussion of those planks
Of the peace program which relate to
international differences between the
United States and the Huerta govern
ment occupied the mediators and deIe-
gates today. while waiting for a def
mite understanding of instructions is
sued TO constitutionalist agents who
are expected to come here.
It was said that at least one of
the planks would be framed as a
protocol today, and that the others
would be agreed upon by the end Of
the present week
II the purpose of the principals Is
fulfilled the international side of the
controversy viii be cleared UP. Ieav-
ing the question of selecting a pro-
Vlslonal president and other internal
problems to a conference of represent
tatlNes of the Constitutionaiists and
the ~uerta government.
still Confident of Plan
Notwithstanding reports from New
orleans quoting Carranza spokesmen
as casting doubt on the probability of
such meeting. confidence prevailed
in American quarters that ultimately
the two Mexican factions would be
brought together. II was understood
that the efforts of the Washington
government were bent in that direc-
ton. although it was admitted here
that arrangements have not yet been
perfected justifying public an
nouncement from the mediators.
WASHINGTON June a4-Devel-
opment Of plans for a meeting Of rep
resentatives Of the fighting factions
/ in Mexico. temporarily independent
/ of mediation proceedings between
! the Huerta and American missions.
was awaited today by President viii
son and his Cabinet officers II was
/ suggested that the next step in the
program for settling Mexico's
/ troubles by diplomacy might not
crys1alize until the arrival in Wash
/ ington of several Carranza agents
now on their way from Saltillo Ex-
pectations continued. however. that
1 efforts of the Washington admins
I tration 10 bring together delegates
/ of the Federals and Constitutional
/ lists would succeed.
Villas Attitude Renews Hope.
! Reports from New Orleans that
/ Carranza's aide-de-eamp, Alfredo
4 Breceda. had declared the ConstiIu-
tionalists would not agree to a con-
4 ference with the Huerta misSionsr
were variously interpreted here.
Some men in touch with the Consti-
tutionalsts movement declared Bre-
! ceda's statement reflected the atti-
/ tude Of many reVolutionists. Reports
/ from Niagara Falls, however, as
I serted authoritative assurances had
4 been received that the Constitution
ansts would be represented there.
and in administration circles here eX
pressions Of confidence were heard
! that Carranza eventually would be
+ prevailed upon TO send ENJOYS 70
+ discuss Nexico's internal affairs
with Huerta's delegates.
Hope was renewed that Villa
+ would not loom as a stumbling block
bv reports that he had asserted he
would stand by the results Of the
/ mediation conference. irrespective OF
! Carranzais attitude.