Arizona republican., 1915-08-06
Message Expressing Con certed Demand of Two Americas to Be Sent to All Factions Inside Next Few Days
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Conference Decides No Pro longed Conferences With CaI1anza Will Be Consid- cred and lie May Be Eliminated
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Armed factions in Mexico WiI be given one more opportunity to say whether they are ready to make an honest effort among themselves to compose their differences. A message expressing the concerted demand of North and South America that there shall be peace and a restoration of constitutional govern ment, addressed to all Mexican politi- cal and military leaders will probably be dispatched in a few days as one of the first results of the conference at the state department in which six ranking diplomats of the Pan-Ameri- can legation corps participated with Secretary Lansing at the invitation of the president. While the appeal will be made to all leaders it is intended especially for Carranza and his fol- lowers who are opposed to another peace convention No final action was agreed upon today and it is un- derstood armed intervention was not mentioned. The conference will con tinue tomorrow.
 It was learned the president has been in correspondence with the eX- ecutiVes of the Latin American lega- ! lOilE NiiO nave NIEN-I lllii tue N Illltu States take the lead in a strong posi- ton toward Mexico and in this in- formal way have pledged their sup port to the Pan-American concert of action. Todays conference was given over almost entirely to hearing of the report of conditions by Paul Fuller of New York who spent several months in Mexico as the presidents personal efslff ground work was laid for further ac- tion tomorrow when the conference is resumed which will constitute the first of a succession of moves to end three years of revolution and chaos
 At the conclusion of the conference the Latin American diplomats uni formly stated they had accepted the invitation with the stipulation that the discussion be confidential until a program is perfected At the meet ing with Lansing We're Ambassadors Naon of Argentina, De Cana of Bra gil, Suarez of Chile and Ministers Mendez of Guatemala. Calderon of Bolivia and De Pena of Uruguay. The ambassadors were invited be- cause they were the mediators who attempted to settle Mexican affairs with the delegates of that country at the Niagara Falls conference last summer The ministers are the three ranking members of the Latin-Amer- ican legation corps. None of the Mexican factions were represented.
 Before the program is adopted. those who attended the conference will submit it to their governments. and before it is put into effect, all the Pan-AmerIcan nations will be asked for their approval
 Before entering the meeting each of the I.atin-American diplomats was notified on behalf of General Carranza that it would be futile to suggest restoring the constitutional line of government in Mexico by choosing a member of the Madero cabinet for provisional president, which had been suggested by some other factions. notably Villa.
 Herto Barron, special emissarv from Carranza, presented each of the diplomats with Caranza's letter some weeks ago to the president setting forth his claim to the presidency. One point on which there seemed to be unanimous agreement was that there should De no prolonged diplo- matic exchanges with Carranza as during the Niagara conference The message which will go to him will be delivered by American Consul Sn- liman. at Vera Cruz, who. under def mite instructions from Washington. will insist on an answer within a stated time. CarranZa will be asked to lay down his arms and join his adversaries in establishing a gov ernment which the United States can recognize. The leading powers of
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