Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-09
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MEXICO CITY
Brazilian Minister Recalled
to Prevent Expulsion
by Carranza.
DIPLOMATS TO
CONFER WEDNESDAY
Conference to Be Shifted to New York
city-Mexican Leader Resents PAN
American Interference in Mexican
A4airs-Expected TO- Occupy Capital
and Proclaim Himself Provisional
!, Presidsnt-WilI Issue Manifesto.

Presidsnt-WilI Issue Manifesto.
Washington, Aug. o. Secretary
Lansing announced today that the
Pan American conference on Mexican
affairs would be resumed Wednesday
afternoon In New York City at the
Biltmore hotel. He said he did not
know how prolonged the conference
would be.
Carranza officials here said today
the Brazilian minister at Mexico City,
the only diplomatic representative the
United States has in Mexico, has been
Withdrawn by his government, because
General Carranza was prepared to ex-
pei him as he did Senor Ortega, the
Guatemalan minister.
Z ortssa Coming to Washington.
The Brazilian minister reported to
the state department today that no
reason had been given for the ex-
pulsion Of Senor ortega and that he
himself intends to sail Wednesday from
Vera Cruz on French liner for the
United States.
II Is DclleV0O NeI0 Iu6Is AdH1 cilb0 ca
PEELED the Guatemalean and was pre-
pared also to expel the brazilian for
the participation Of their governments
In the Pan-American conference at
Washington.
Officials who were heptg that Car
rama would Join . peacS Aonferynce
with his adversar1es anA meet the ef-
forts Of the Pan-Amer1can nations to
settle the Ae1icai etraf4 were very
much disappointed.
Conference 70 Resented.
II was said by Carrahza agents that
neither the Gua4emalean nor the
Braxilian had been on good terms
with carranxa and It had bsen Car
ranxa's .inttla TO hsnd the Braziliaa
his passports - soon - he 1ealn occu:
pied Msxico CITY. Tho participation -
Brasil and Guatemala in the confer-
ence. they said, brought Carranza's re-
sentiment to climax.
It was recalled that Castro. the die
tator Of Venezuela, took much the
same action when offended by foreign
nations when pressing for a settle.
ment Of affairs in his country.
state department 'advioes today said
General Carranza was making hurried
preparations to move his capita from
Vera Cruz to Mexico City. Archives
and clerks have been moving to the
capital since Friday.
carranza to sisxe Power. 5
The impression in Mexico circles
here is that Carranza expects to pro-
claim himself provisional president In
face OF the Pan-American effort to
bring the factions together.
American naval commanders at Vera
Cruz have been ordered to place war
ship at the disposal Of the two diplo-
mats II they wish 1t.
Secretary Lansing said he was con-
sidering American representation In
Mexico City in view Of the departure
of the Brazilian minister. but he did
not know what would be done. He as.
sumed, however that American diplo-
matte affairs would be In a sort OF -
state OF quiescence" in Mexico City.
The reasons for the Brazilian min
isters visit to the United States at
this time the secretary said, were un-
known to him.
No Plan Decided Upon.
1--WE talked Of the Mexican situa-
tion," Secretary Lansing said. "but we
did not consider any financial plan for
supporting Mexican government. The
principal purpose Of my visit TO New
York was to talk with Mr.. McAdoo
concerning financial arrangements for
the PAN American financial congress
to be held at Buenos Aires In Septean-
ber. There is considerable preliminary
work to be done In connection with
that"
carranza Adds to Friction.
Administration officials who were In
clined yesterday to believe that q
peace parley between Mexican factions
might soon result independent OF ths
appeal to the military leaders which,
will go forward from pan-American
nations were not 30 sangrine today.
Reports from Mexico City that Dr.
Juan J. Oretega, the Guatemalan man-
lister there. had been given his pass
ports by General Carransa and order
ed to leave the country within twenty
four hours were responsible Tor this
change Of mind.
h Inasmalch AZ Guatemala 10 represent
ed IN the Latin-American conference.
'CaFranza's drastic actdon II regarded
here az Indicating disposition o( un-
dkdendliness toward the conference
Questions Confronting confsnses.
yn109 Qu0OIFOIAS AAOuS SAA0 CUTS
ferees IN the consideration Of tho Mex
lean problem when they meet in New
York. The first Is the tnification and
disarmament OF the warning factions;
the second II the establishment OF the
provisional government not only IN
Mexico CITY but thruout tho republic:
tho Ahird u tho financing Of the repub-
lic, both It's government and fts busi-
ness men.
Outside Of tho actual organisation OF
tho now provisional government. II n
admit4ed that the great problems cog,-
fronting Tire conferees - the flnAncing
Of tho country. In all likelihood. a
coon - the plan Tor govpgntng Mexico
10 worked out, leading financaeEU o8 t4aas
country win be called Into cos1eealAcs
on che situation.
Will Ask Aid o. lntsrssts.
In addition to calling upon ths0a ms,