Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
OuStng Of GuatemaIan Min
ister by Carranza Regard
ed as Indication Of First
Chiefs Hostility,
LANSING C0NFERS
WITH SECRETARY M'AD00
Latin-AmedCan Diplomat TO
Meet With Washington Of
fciaIS in New York, Prob
ably Wednesday

MORNING
Washington. Aug. 8. ~ The Pan
American conference which was open
ed last week to devise a plan for restor-
ine government i'm Mexico probably
will be resumed in New York City next
Wednesday
Secretary Lansing made this an
nouncement tonight upon his return
from New York where he conferred
with Secretary McAdoo early in the
day. Mexican affairs and the co-op-
erativc efforts of the United States
and Latn-Amercan republics TO end
the facuonal stri5e We're discussed
generally.
Purpose Of Conference.
we talked of the Mexican situa-
ton, said Secretary Lansing, "but We
did not consider any financial plan for
supporting a Mexican government
The principal purpose of my visit To
New York was to talk with Mr. Nc
Adoo concerning financial arrange
mcnts for the Pan-American financial
congress to be held at Buenos Aires i'm
September There is considerable pre-
lmInary work to be done in connec-
tion with that"
Asked when the Mexican peace con-
night would be resumed, Mr. Lans-
ing said
III will he resumed early this week
probably on Wednesday in New
York,
Outlook Not Hopeful.
Administration officials who were
inclined yesterday TO believe that a
peace parley between Mexican factions
might soor result ind aendont ~ the
appeal to the military leaders which
will so forward from Pan-American
nations, were not So sanguine today
Reports from Mexico City that Dr.
Juan j. Ortega. the Guatemalan min
lister there had been given his pass
ports by General Carranza and or
dered to leave the country within
twenty-four hours were responsible
for this change of mind. lnasmuch as
Guatemala is represented in the Latin
American conference, Carranza' dras-
Tie action is regarded here as indicat-
ing a disposition Of unfriendliness to-
ward the conference.
llampcred al Mexico City.
Ortega's forced departure from Mex
Z leo. together with the departure OF NJ,
CORDOBA the Brazilian minister ot
Mexico CITY will leave in the Mexican
capital mo diplomatic representatives
of any OF the seven nations partlcl-
patlng in the Mexican conference.
Dr Ottega it is said here, has not
been ON good terms with General car
rama for some time It also has been
learned that Carranzas agents IN
Washington have been appealing 20
the Guatemala minister mere, MI.
Mendez. urging him to support the
cause Of Caranza i'm the joint dellber-
atlons now being held. Their appeals.
j! is declared, have not been success
full
CORDOBA Comes TO L. :.
Minister CORDOBA, who has been in
charge of American affairs at Mex
lco city since the withdrawal OF
charge Shaughnessy is coming to
me United States and will leave for
vera Cruz Tuesday morning He mas
oeen IN communication with Senor ia
Nama, Brazilian ambassador TO the
United States ana one of the Mexican
conierees. He will go to Long Branch
A. J., 20 see Mr. da Cana as soon as
ne reaches this country
1t has been suggested that CORDOBA
information regarding conditions IN
MeNico will be Of value to the diplo-
mats n their consideration Of plans
lor settling MeXicos troubles
state department officials cabled
American Consul Canada at Vera cruz
To-Day iustructing him to receive Min
slef CORDOBA and extend him the
oourtesies Of the government DIS
patches We're sent also inquiring into
lhe reported action Of General car
rama I'm giving Minister 0rtega his
passports The Guatemalan minister
mere sent an inquiry to Mexico city
"ul hdd received no reply tonight
Correspondent In Trouble
injuries were sent to Vera cruz by
lhe state department also regarding
report To the Carranza agency here
lhat W. H. Francis. a newspaper cor
respondent and British subject, had
neen arrested there charged with
sending malicious and libelous intor-
nation Co the foreign press The
vera Cruz report said that another
correspondent guilty Of the same Of
lense and fearing prosecution has
'aKen refuge in the United States CON
Sudle. COnsuls Canada and Siliimah
nave been asked to investigate TINS
case also.
s,, 'Ne"lu 10 R'Htidl az a.
suggestion ia the brief filed for him
seslerday with the state department
.nat his representatives would confer
WIN iny element Ia Mexico for the
welfare of the country there have
peen no developments reported It Is
NuoWn that the suggestion was orig
naiiy made by General villa now at
puaftl but no response from VITA
mas been received by his Washington
agents. General villa, 1t is reported
mere. Is anxious 10 see Major General