The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-29
Crisis Only Little Less Imml-
nent Than Before Troop
erS' Release Ordered.
AMERICA INSISTS ON
STATEMENT OF ATTITUDE
Pursuit Of Bandits Will Be
Kept Up Until Mexican Gov
ernment Performs Duty.

WASHINGTON. June 29.-Ignacio
ildefon minister OF Bolivia and
Rafael Ialyidar. minister OF Salvador.
called a. the state department today 10
renew ihcf effort, 20 learn whether
'hc United State, would entertain an
1'ier OF mediation IN the Mexican dif-
'ru'y
Mr Calderor talked with Secretary
Lansing about five minutes Aitcrward
he said he had been told that the
United States could not discuss media
ton IN the absence ~ information that
the American prisoners actually had
h,en released and a. 10 Carransa'S re-
nly 10 the demand for the statement of
intentions toward the condition in
Mexico
will Renew Efforts
The minister reminded Mr lansing
OF the interest Of MI the American re-
pvbics IN preservation Of peace and
said he you'd call a,'>rtior when Car
rautasbeply 10 the note OF the United
States had been received
Danger Of an immediate break with
the de tacto government had been re-
li,,ed hy dispa'ches saving the prison.
cr, had been ,,ar'cl for 'he border from
chihuahua Civ Until Cur5ria replies
g. the demand ior q statement ~ hi,
attitude toward 'hc American cvpedi-
ton IN Mexico 'o protect the border.
however he 5ri,i, IS only less imminent
than n va, before
U s. to Continue Efforts.
High officials oi the administration
let y hr known that 'hc United State,
would proceed with II, military opera-
'iurs 'p ,s'crrard US citizens and ter.
ri'orv and will continue 'o pursue han.
ii's ir Mexico whenever there i, hone
Of ovcr'akrc them regardless, oi any
action NrNigan military commanders
rav take
Even should 'hc Mexican reply die.
claim ans hostile intention and with.
draw 'he order 90 Cauan,a military
ynmm1r1efg '1r an offensive toward
,hr United c'a'es me border ra,rn,
would h~ maintained A. 'he strength
row contemplated while ar" darre,
from bandit, continue, 10 free r,el'
FROM The menace u nm army mohili,ed
Nr HS northern frontier 'hs Mexican
Government rru tnwnly ,'tN with N.
demands that ~ police adequately iu
horlcr Vn'r, -r' e.ai'i.h nrh firm
win'1rv srr'.r' 'he.r 'ha' r,il,rc int,
'hs United State, +, imr.rh,hl. md
'hr a,,emh'v ~ any large rrour oi ban
li', imrr..Ih'r
Notice Given Rodgers
Official announcement ~ General
C,rpnn, order for m, release ~ IN.
American trooper, captured A. Carl.
,al reached 'hc STATE department early
TODAY from SD..nl Agent Roger, a,
Mexico Dru When he sen, the mes.
are Wsl0e,l1v night NJ Rodger,
-yrs 'rH 'n hr handed , reply 20 the
American note ~ any moment
Resolution TO Wilson
The senate approved and ,sr, IN ,hs
White House today 'hr .1nicfsnc. te.
rnr' Hr Hs lla' resolution authorizing
thr pre-. 1rn' - dpN into me federal
ssf, aN n'fHnl' gu1ri,mrn taking
'hr prescribed oath
Approval va, voted hy me hou,.
WslHr,ii, rf.h' As finally agreed
upon Nh, fs,1'uron 3, utinpci oi both
'hc house provision iut financial re-.
lief FOR dependent, ni gardener and
the senate amendment authorizing m.
release of those with dependent iami-
he,
"rot Period Of Emergency"
rnrsisffns ~ me guard, ior N.
federal service will max, them avail.
able 'ar au, so i.r Ike regulars and
'hsy vi'l be taken over iar 'hs period
~ smefgsrJ,
ANY WIN ia' ,p take IN, new oath
will retain their national guard eta.
M, and will " available io' border de.
isrut service
pa,aVs " the resolution will iacili.
tate troop movements 10 the border q,
one ~ n, chief object, is 70 make poe.
,ihl, the consolidation IT pat'l, com.
pls,sd units iot immediate iran,pof.
,aiion
American Con.ulsi. Loots
/ Consul Simpich advised the stat. ds.
paftment today iha, during an anti.
American demonstration Wednesday Il
Nosale,, Sonora the American oonsu.
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