Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-10
It's Now House Cleaning
Time for MexiCanS
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which might continue civil strife. 1t
is hoped that none of the important
chiefs will offer opposition to the plan,
Tut if trouble dcJs develop and ac.
tion is necessary by the American
powers, the conferees believe they
would have the support and approval
of the civilian population of Mexico
in any step which might be taken to
assure the restoration of peace.
There has been talk of joint armed
Intervention by the powers repre-
scnted in the conference to quiet any
leaders who insist upon remaining in
the field with military forces. Some
of the Couferees, however, are said
to believe that the moral support Of
the powers behind such elements as
join in the conference for a new pro-
yisional government together with a
strict embargo against the shipment
of war munitions to any one in Mex
leo, except the government 50 formed,
would quickly accomplish the desired
result.
Lansing Optimistic.
Secretary Lansing talked optimis-
tiCally today about the situation;
"Whcn the conference adjourned
here last Friday" he said, 'it had
reached the point where very def
mite policy with regard to the situa-
ton of the Mexican problem had been
agreed upon. The conference was ad-
jOurned because | wished to consult
President Wilson regarding this
agreement. | have consulted him
through correspondence and we are
now ready to resume deliberations and
to proceed with the working out Of
the details based upon the original
agreement
Administration officials were some
what porturbed over the official an
nouncement that the Guatsmalan
minister to Mexico, Mr.. Ortega, has
been ordered from Mexico by General
Carranza and reports that friction be
tween CarrauZa and SenOr CardOsa,
Brazilian minister to Mexico and for
many months the diplomatic agent
there of the United States, had pre-
ceded the latters determination to
leave Mexico at this time. Cardosa
is coming to the United States to con-
fer with Mr.. Da Cana, Brazilian min
lister, who Is one of the Mexican con-
fcrees. He will travel from Vera
Cruz % New orleans on an American
gunboat which will also bring Minis
ter Ortega,
About Brazilian Minister.
Secretary Lansing said he had no
knowledge of the Brazilian minister's
reason for leaving Mexico nor of his
intended visit to the United States,
except he had heard the minister's
health was poor. Authoritative in
formation from diplomatic sources,
however, is to the effect that Gen
eral Car.anza and Mr. Cordosa have
not been friendly for some time and
that 1t was necessary for the latter to
leave TO prevent an open breach G.
A. Douglas, Carran2a's counsel here,
admitted that there were differences
between Carranza and Cardosa. but
declared he did not believe Carranza
contemplated any action against the
minister
American interests in Mexico City.
Mr. Lansing said. probably would re-
main in a state OF QuiesCence after
Cordosa's departure. c. Il. Parker, an
American attached to the Brazilian
legation. has been directed to take
charge Of the United States archives,
although he has no official status.
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