The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-16
MEDIATION HINGES ON Sc
(" LECTION OF PROPER PRO.
VISIONAL PRESIDENT
WILL FOLLOW FORM
Americans Recognizing Inpor-
tance Of Adhering Closely To
Mexican Constitution
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
Niagara Falls, June 13.-The ,crux
of the Mexican problem, the selection
of man for provisional president
acceptable to all factions in Mexico.
and foreign governments generally
was reached today in a conference
between the medlators and the Amer
ican and Mexican delegates.
For more than an hour names of
various individuals were discussed. but
on none was there semblance. of any
l., agreement. Tomorrow there will be
another conference. on the game sub
ject. Details of the peace plans are
practically set aside now for the great
er part task Of finding the man CT the
hOur-he who can reconcile the war
ring factions and maintain peace while
ConetitutiOnnlist election is held and
normal order resumed.
Incidentally General Carranza's note
transmitted by Rafael Zuburan, his
representative in Washington, arrived
today advising mediators that Con-
stitutionalist delegates were on their
way to the mediation conference with
full Instructors.
The mediators made no comment on
remote. 1t contains no reference to
any aImlstfce, on which the mediators.
have been insisting and there was
nothing To show thnt the. mediators,
I he'd in any way altered their, 6etermi-
nation reached yesterday not to :ad-.
] nit; oftctal ally the S represent tatlves of
I General GarEaDz 20 uni less an afmistiGe
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When they af = -
FIX The E1Hskitntt tt6nallst representa-
tives are needed here to facilitate the
couras Of the peace program in it's
preEent stages for In the discussion of
names they can be of much seryicc to
mediation generally by indicating who
will or will not be acceptable.
At the present the med!ators have
accomplished only one step In the
journey toward the pacification of
Mexico. This wns the adoption yes
terdla of the first protocol dealing with
the transfer Of authority from the
hands Of the present regime to new
provisional government. Today's dis
cussion OF the second protocol defining
the composition OF the new govern
ment, It's form and personnel, was dis
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that the new government shalt con-
sist OF provisional president and
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