Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-27
Warning ChieftainS Failing to'
Compromise Their Differ
eoceS, Administration VIII.
Now Act,
GONZALEZ TO ENTER
CAPITAL AGAIN SOON
Villas Flying Column Is Re-
ported to Be Retreating
Nothward Pursued by Car
ranZa'S Forces,

IsY uoaniNe JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wlssl
Westminster. July 26-A definite
step toward settling the Mexican
problem will bee taken by the United
States government In the near future
Authoritative announcement TO this
effect was made today at The state
department. although the nature of
me contemplated action was not dis
closed President Wilson Is under
stood To be reviewing several sug-
epsted courses His decision prob
ably will not become known before
his return to Washington from Cor
uish. s. H.
Mr. Wilson is known TO have been
reviewing the situation for some time,
the warning Mexican factions having
failed 10 heed his suggestion of two
months ago that they accommodate
their differences and restore peace in
the distressed country. Apparently
ho has determined that the other
measure which the Washington gov
cmment announced it must take if
the battle of the factions continued,
must now be resorted to.
Plan Not Determined.
Officials in close touch with the
president think he has not finally de-
termined what is Ia be done. His
most probable course. il was reported
tonight. would be 70 urge General
Carranza for the last time To confer
with other faction leaders IN am eff
fort TO bring about peace. Should
Carranza again refuse this plan. it is
said the president contemplates eff
Forts to assemble other Mexican lead
crs who will represent "a majority of
The Mexican people.
such "a conference it has been sus-
pested. might be held IN northern
Mexico. If it is possible to free IL
from military interference If not
it might be held across the border of
the United states
Wants Peace Convention,
The conference would arrange for
constitutional convention which
would plan for am election ana the
establishment of "a government which
the United states would recognize
and help to maintain
Changes in the military situation i'm
the vicinity of Mexico city were re-
ported today from several sources.
The Carranza agency here was aoFls-
ed from Vera cruz that General Con
zaleZ was returning to Mexico CltN'
the villa flying column under Gen
prII ElerI0 naAlNE lltu lvl LHt'i N
from Pachuca, without battle
state department report from Mexico
Cit1. dated July 20. said the capital
was quiet and that water and Light
service has been restored but that
the food situation was causing great
concern The Zapata forces We're re-
ported at chat time 200 miles from
Inc city. under command of General
aCtllo.
aCpitaI to BE RcOccupied.
Official adviees from Vera Cruz,
dated July "a. said.
"There is no communication with
Mexico CITY except 10y courier from
puehIa 1t lis further stated that
should Pachuca be occupied by the
Carranza forces which is momentum
ilv expected Mexico city probably
win he re-occupied within three or
fmlr DAVIS"
Tho Carranza agency statement to-
NIGHT said
VI IL raDorted that General Con
zalaz was yesterday preparing from
tha immediate rcoccupation of Mexico
CIV ana mat The detached bands Of
Zanatistos which have been entering
and leaving the city and its environs