Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-20
Ambassado Nao1 Holds Inn
podaot Conferences at
Legation Before Returning
to Niagara Falls,
EXPRESSES OPTIMISM
AS TO AGREEMENT
CaTanza Representative Meets
Mediator and Secretary
Bryan but Matters Talked
Of Are Not Disclosed

iet soss'sa tauaatL sesoiAl lr4ern ulasf
Washington, june ~ Hone thYt
ihe Hnrerug mediation program aW
mEhf bring peace tn Mexico was ry-
pressed her iate tonight by Argentine
Ambassador Naon as hc took tb.
train lor NIagara Falls after confer
rneeH win President Wilson and Src-
rotary Bryan ana Luis Cabrera 81 the
WaahInEton aeency af the conaiitu-
tOn1lsta
Ambassador Naon camc 90 WASH
lnRt9n Unexpectedly today from New
liaven ana Cambudge. whore d. had
+ been attending the Yale ana Harvard
commencement exercises 10 was not
denied that the diplomat had como
lor tnal word with the highest or
icials of ihe administration concern
Ing The deadlock between thc Mexican
ana American delegates at the Niagara
Falls mediation conference.
Bryan stll Hopeful.
Alr Naon returned to the legation
late in the afternoon aud 81 was an-
Inounyed that he would leave for Ming
ara Fails 40 O'Clock tonight soon
afterwnrd however. Mr Cabrera.
vninB seekIng 90 avoid being recog
rized appeared @ the legation ana
was closctcd with the minister IN the
meantime arrangements were made
TOE Mr Naon reception N the White
House
After his talk with the Ambassador
Z Secretary Bryan reiterated his belief
mat me llatiob Was progressing sat-
'Hl'etotllf
h'ihloln nope FOR Two reasons
hr alld' The tHHt e that ! am in
lh' position ot knowing more than
Fou. ana me second, is that : see no
reason Tor changing my attitude.
When / despair OF aueeess ] will an-
hoHhff d.
No Military ActNity.
Dnp outstanding feature 81 the slt-
uatHeH here today waa tho face that
rotuithstandine forecasts of the foU-
ure ~ mediation. NOT the slightest
movement has been made hv the mN-
tarv authorities indicative or : pur-
pose to extend the activities of the
armv or navy ln Mexico.
Il Was stated on the highest author
itr tbat regardless ~ the fact that tho
understanding between the United
states government ana General Hu-
crta was that military operations Ar
Vera Cruz should hc suspended only
during the progress Of the mediation,
there Is not the slightest intention on
General lunstpn.s part Co take the
initiative in any offensive operations
in THE immediate future
Hurria a. Peaceful.
Moreover Is we'll understood 200
the war dap4rtmcnt though thr
eourre az Information are unofficial
,,..t f.,t,la r4rf g.UafaI IIuerfa 8oe4
mot .nfr.l ta order nn afnrk on thr
t,..r.o.r troans .t Vers Crpz Gf0-
.raf- .v that as he must realize the
tttar fIthtv ~ any attempt % drive
.,.t .rotabl, voIilj much profer ~
hlla mo Americans u control of thc
oHh port tbr1lgh which be ean count
upon making na me from Mexico
Va 4-a uf need. thaH f. have il fam
.rt. tta nos4essIor If the s4ustlta-
f.r4I..ie urdpr General AFuilar who
ar. mon. unn "a few miles north 0f
r.r. cruz
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