Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-22
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them in an attempt to force interven- tion.
 Wilson Wanted Broader Plan While it is now certain the Wash ington government has no objection to the discussion of these questions, President Wilson hoped much greater results could be accomplished toward restoration of tranquility and stable government in Mexico than this limit ed field would permit For that req son it was inferred that the present effort of Mir. Polk probably was direct ed toward withdrawing the scope of the commissions activities, and that General Carranza's answer on this suggestion must be received before final decision can be made.
 Probable Commissioners
 In some quarters it was reported to- night that Chief Justice White aided by Major General Goethais. who re- gently resigned as governor of the Panama Canal Zone, and Frederick Lehman. formerly solicitor general and member of the A. B. c. confer ence at Niagara Falls, probably would be named as the American mediators. There was nothing to indicate, how ever, that any selections had been made.
 investigate Raids
 The Mexican outline of subjects to be discussed by the commissioners contains no new proposal except that the origin of the border raids be in vestigated. It is recalled that Gener- al Carranzas first indication of hos tility took the form of note suggest ing the advisability of the withdraw al of the American forces, and that the state department was preparing to discuss the subject when a wave of anti-American demonstration in north ern Mexico, new border raids and the Carrizal clash brought the situation 10 a crisis.
 Suspect Foreigners
 Administration officials here are xnown to have regarded the sudden outbreak of hostility in Mexico as in- dicating the activity of agencies which sought for their own purposes to em- broil the two nations in war Secre- .ary Lansing and other officials have made no secret of their belief that sinister influences have been striving consistently toward that end. Presi- dent Wilson has repeatedly referred to these incidents in public utteranc- es There is no reason to believe the United States would not agree to an investigation of the origin of the bor der raids.
 As to the reciprocal agreement sug- gested in the Mexican note, the term of such protocol were being worked out by Mir Lansing, Mir. Polk and MT. Arredondo when General Carranza's suspicious led him to terminate the negotiations abruptly and demand withdrawal of the troops. The only point then remaining to be settled was the status of General Pershing's 1 forces.
 Help Better Domestic Ills
 Apparent elimination of suspicion on General Carranza's part through the efforts of European and Latin Am erican diplomats in Mexico City 1 leaves the way open. administration 1 officials believe, to give material aid to the de facto government in meet ing its troublesome domestic prob i lens.
 Whatever the immediate cause of | delay in reaching a final decision as to the commission plan, state depart . ment officials unquestionably are ac- | tuated by a desire to find perma- nent remedy. They hope to avoid ! limiting the commissioners in order hat every chance will be offered to a solution of the differences, and which 1, will have the rehabilitation of Mexico from the inside as its object.
 Mexican Plan
 MEXICO CITY, July 21.-The de- tails of Mexico's plan for a peacelul solution of difficulties existing with the United States were made pup lie yesterday by the foreign otilce when a copy of the note sent to the