Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-02
United States Urges Recogni-
ton of CooStitutIona.ist
Representatives alt Niagara
Falls Conference,
SOUTH AMERICANS
ARE NOT FRIENDLY
ENJOYS Do Not Like Attitude Of
Rebel Commander-in-C Chief
and May Refuse to Recog-
HJze Him,

iay soHatsa iouepAl sruciat ttsarn wtsri
washing on june IT, Messages
which flashed between the American
delegates 20 the Mexican mediation
conference at Niagara Fails ana tho
Washington government TODAY were
declared ln official quarters tonight T.
relate tu the hitch iu the progress of
negotiations which has arisen since
the note was sent last week to the
South Americans outnine the position
of the Mexican consumtonallsts.
10 was reported that the subject of
recognizing or rejecting representa-
tlves oi the constituuonalists ass par-
Elephants in the peace conference now
was sQuarely up 90 the modators
themselves
10 was stated that General 1uer-
ta's Representatives had regarded the
developments as indicating hope FOR
future peace I'm Mexico. and that they
had determined to leave The question
Of receiving consumlonallst agents
into tho conference 10 the South
American ENJOYS This determination.
it was asserted. was reached hy the
Mexican delegates on the day that Mr.
Urquidi representing Rafael Zubar
gap, arrived iiom Washington with the
Curruum note
Urge Recognition of Carunzu.
That Justice Lamar and Mr.. Leh-A +
mann, representing the Emitted states.
have been urging recognition of Car-
rama, seemed more apparent than
ever n Washington tonight.
The president would mot discuss for
publication today any phasc of the
Mexican problem Hcanpgred. how
ever. To look upon recent developmeuts
upummueally.
Whether mediation would come 10
naught hi ease inc south American cn-
vows should determine AS reject ali
proposals for onlnrglne The SCOPE of
the conference SOD as IA inemdc rcp
rcscntatves of the Mexican rr,olu-
tIunistg was the uppermasf subfcrt of
discussion throughout the dav in
Washington. MANY held rs the balef
that the ORIGINAL pr0pasal Zen mo-
tocol to Ie sIrnp8 hv tho United States
and uuorta.q rcpresentatIfFe .anuIl be
adhered to.a and tbst tba f.nifeI States
would then await develeBmenis hop
inc that influence roei8 b. br.usbf
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