The Washington times., 1928-01-04
Experts Report on Documents
Hearst Says Events
Prove Vital Facts in
Mexico Documents
SAN SIMEON, Calf, Jan. 8, 1928.

SAN SIMEON, Calf, Jan. 8, 1928.
Publisher The Washington Herald:
r WISH in view Of the recent occurrence in Nicaragua
that you would kindly notify our newspapers and their
representatives not to concentrate any further efforts
towards either proving diprovg the authenticity of
the Mexican documents which have published but rather
to devote their attention the actual known
and acknowledged facts in regard to Mexcos action in
Nicaragua which seriously affects the peace and the
welfare Of the people of the United States
We have already given every possible aid to the Senate
investigating committee and have given it with the
utmost sincerity and ~impartiality 7at @@
We willing t. abide ~ the decision of the committee
whatever may be- and testify to the complete fairness
of the committee and to its generous courtesy.
The committee Of needs testimony its high
character, pure motives and liberal methods
the handwriting experts should all that the docu
have produced bear evidences of having been
fabricated will not dispute that decision further than to
maintain persistently and believe periodically that the
logic of events give evidence that the essential facts
the factsthe political facts the international facts-are
the things which of vital Importance the American
people, and to the loyal representatives of the interests of
the American people,
is unfortunate these documents contained unjust
reflections upon United States Senators high posi-
on and bameless which no one
the United States believed which testified that did
not believe. and which wrote in my papers that did not
believe.
But these reflections however exaperatng they may have
been to the Senators concerned should not in my humble
opinion divert attention not for long from the
vital international facts which these
TO degree concentrated public attenton-facts which
exist and which known to exist matter whether
these documents be authenticated not.
These documents acquired by papers and pub
hshed In frankly because believed without
question that they supported the attitude of President Cool
dge regard to Nicaragua when he said in his message Of
January TO- 1927:
AS matter Of fact have the conclusive evidence
that and munitions in large quantities have been
several occasions since August 1926 shipped the revou
onlsts in Nicaragua Boats carrying these munitions have
been fitted out in Mexican the munitions
bear evidence OF having belonged to the Mexican govern
ment.
1t also that the ships fitted out with the
full knowledge Of and in with the encourage
ment of Mexican officials and were in instance at
least commanded by Mexican naval officer
Because we believed they supported the position of the
Secretary Of State of the United States Government when
he said in his statement of January H. 1927:
1.-The Bolshevk leaders have had very definite ideas
wis; respect the role which Mexico and Latin America
to play in their general program of world revolution
They have set of their fundamental tasks the
destruction OF what they term American Imperialism
prerequisite to the successful development of the
international revolutionary movement in the New World
Bolshevik aims in this respect succnctly forth
in resolution of the third congress of the Red international
of Trades Unions, July to o. 1924, follows:
" Mexico is natural connecting link between the
ments of the United States Of North America and Latin
America. Therefore Mexico must be the union
Because believed they supported the declarations
Assistant Secretary of State Odds when he gave the
Associated Press for general distribution November IT,
1926 the following statement:
The specter Of Mexican fostered Boshevk hegemonv
intervening between the United States Panama
Canal has thrusx seH into American Mexican relations
Because believed they justified the complaints made
regard to the injustice of the decision of the Brazilian
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