The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-04
Sen. Fall Introduces
Resolution To Sever
Relations.
REDS AIDED IN u. S.
Charge Consuls, With Car
tranua's Consent Spread
Propaganda in U. S.
TO OFFER EVIDENCE
Enough to Astound World
Gathered and Will Be
Presented Soon.
TO OFFER EVIDENCE

wAsHlNGTDN, Dec. 3.-Ptesi-
s.c, wilson was requested In n
resolution introduced today IN the
senate to sever diplomatic relations
with Mexico
The resolution WAS offered by
Senator Fall. republican, New Mex
leo who as chairman or "A eubcom-
uittee Investigating the Mexican sit
uaiion. declared evidence had been
fohnd which would astound the
world" II also asked that tho pres
nent withdraw recognition OF the
lCauanEa government
! Senator Fall charged that the
Mexican embassy, the consulates
Along the border, with the knowl-
,dge and consent of President Car
ranla had been actively engaged
IN the spreading OF hplshcNist propa-
Eanda In the United States. Evl-
dence, It was said. would be forth
coming. to bear out tho charge.
Goes Before Congress.
Ry this resolution which was
semitic the foreign relations commit
tee Of the sopate for consideration
tomorrow. the whole Mexican prob
lem, admittedly grave in view of the
refusal OF the Carranza government
10 release Consular Agent jenkins
from the penitentiary At iucbla.
vii be put before congress.
Tho latest note from the state de
partment calling for the immediate
release OF Jenkins was laid before
the Mexican government Monday.
Word TO this effect reached the de
pirtmsw today but there WAS no
intmstlon AS TO when AN answer
might be expected
An early report from the commit
Tee ou the Fail resolution Is eX-
pected, and this will put the pues-
ton squarely before the senate,
aroused to a high pitch by recent
murders Of Americans in Mexico and
The treatment OF the American con
sular agent
While Senator Fall did not indi
cate the exact nature OF his evi.
dence, It WAS said that he had OBJ
hlhed Photographic copies OF COP.
rospondence which would clearly
thow secret operations OF the McNi,
can president and his official rep.
''esenhtiyes in this country.
\ Wants Army Used.
There was also introduced In the
fnate resolution by Senator
Mhurst, democrat of Arizona, au-
,horiring tho secretary OF war to use
he nations forces for protecting It's
people on thclr own side OF : the
%tder. For eight years, Senator
shurst said no had been waiting
.ot me army TO protect American
,ghu along the border and he felt
ut the time had come for action
,.l IN The house also, there was a
nGe-up Of the Mexican situation.
representative caldwell, democrat
"r YORK, declaring II was so had
mt oefore many days the country
mHnt be nj war. Since the opening
.he session there had been. indi
nlohs mat congress would take the
,aeAlcan bit by the teeth. demand
Wv release of Jenkins and protcc
uun OF lives OF Americans In thai
,,Ouhuy, but the resolution request
mms 'he president break Off relations
pett thing TO a declaration OF
showed that action OF some
"u would not be long delayed.
In Close Asord.
n'efywneta the impression nre-
t,s t.u 'htl Senator Falls commit
ana Officials Of the state depar'-
- were IN close and thorough
h,,Iga. Before the resolution was
,'Uulced, :, Senator Fan conferred
nE'h With Henry =. Fletcher.
ro,tIAn ambassador, who for some
,,t.hs has been handling Mexi mn
".al's a. the state Iepsrtmer,
h,e department aShives have
oonr,,p,..iLe' 10 the foreign relations
m,nh.e without reservation. and
.rrsS oi me committee said there
sf,h IN. compile understanding
u.e he department
p,onos.I Ine senate might act on the
N,,is@ TOR 'n open break with
nrb, WIS not altogether clear to-
hc,n. guy u vas said that repub-
Il an, NouId vote almost soIidly for
demo.,..nai .nai 'hey would have some
wu1etauc supporters
,hs, n ,l word reached tho house
n,n,r.ner" ner" might soon be an onen
b,a WIN Mexico. members ghid|
ssr. lug heen expected and there
Nhous. pot'S that republicans In the
vb,n ,sun'1 vote for the resolution
Az, gus mere for action.
sscrs,,a 'oni'renCe late today with
toes -. Lansing. Senator Hitch
hs al ing a"mocra'ic leader, said
Wh. nor know what the attitude
Ne democrats would he although
tr.''a'"' that the resolution in It's
e.s,, 'ofn might be opposed be
pfse,. 'Ie appeared TO be no
ton ma ''f withdrawal Of recogni-
Ahom, similar circumstances
trop a.. ne same time dispatches
NftS ~. h"rder were received here
tir.s 'pof's hat Villa had been can
vo-s l"' Mexican embassy scnt
n,st ~. vas giving out state
N. -, ~ i"re was A rush to get it
ron uS,lIl'nt contained q dispatch
" ,i..ar'o Medina. sub secretary
nn,'- affairs, reiteratinE that
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