The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
WILSON MUST BARE
SECRETS OF MEXICO
Senate Asks Why Carranza
Was Recognized Despite
Killing Of Americans.
WHAT PLEDGES GIVEN:
Lodge and Fall Lead Seathing
Attack on Presidents
Policy.
WHAT PLEDGES GIVEN?

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.--The Senate to-
day passed a sweeping resolution intro
duced by Senator Fall OF New Mexico
calling on the President for Information
/ concerning Mexico. There was no OPP
position.
/ Anticipating that the resolution might
be resisted several Republican Senators
were prepared to speak on ii. and were
surprised when Senator Stone chairman
! Of the Foreign Relations Committee. rose
ard applied the extingulsher by remark
ing there was no opposition to the reso-
luton. that the information sought on
Mexican affairs was ready and would
be given wi,hou, delay by the Admins
! tration.
Mr. stone moved the passage Of the
resolution. Senator stone had conferred
with President Wilson this morning and
! undoubtedly received "A hint not To op-
pose the resolution.
senator Fail, author OF the resolution.
made long speech In which ne i"sisted
that Congress was entitled to know what
had happened since Apr.l 20, 1914, 10
demonstrate that Mexico has Govern
ment. He quoted the Presidents wee-
sage OF that date in wnich the 'met
Executive said:
II we are TO accept the test OF its
o,., rorx,i,u,ion Maxiro mas no Govern
ment."
J.
Cav. Co,.rc.. Nu., Know.
hat sin IA A
The senator oecia'1o 'u'' sI'V. t"', .,
TIME the fres'dent hau ..o
information TO ,onsress o. .lnpo' ''t' {,
ana ne iiis's'eu ,"a' S,"s "t '' =, =
rlSht 10 KNOW "ha' h'u ""Ppe".u
warrant the PRESIDENT IN Vosn.I.me ','.
tarranza Government anu "pP''''''s az
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said that the President had recosnize'
some one in Mexico. The newspapers
said IL was Carranza. tnquestionably
do So
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