Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 7, 1913, Page 2

N . L en fiverta Decides io Stand Out Against America. WILL SEAT NEW CONGRESS Bhould Recently Chosen Body ‘of Lawmakers Order New Presidentia! Election the Present Acting Execu- tive Will Submit to People’s Choice. Mexico City, Nov. 7.—The purposes o General Huerta were voiced by a person who is close to the provisional president. The president is deter mined to reject all the demands set forth in the latest American commu- mication and is resolved to seat the congress just elected. It congress, however, declares the recent presidential election null and wmakes arrangements for another elec- tion General Huerta would be disposed to abide by this decision and submit to the people’s choice of a man who would occupy the presidency until the mutumn of 1916, There was still no indication here whether Huerta would make a formal reply to the communication. The nature of the memorandum is said to call for no other reply than compliance. How long Washington expects to wait for this compliance after failing to receive a favorable re- Joinder is a question which is greatly bnteresting the few here who are con- vinced of the passage of the communi- cation from the United States govern- ment to the provisional president. Notwithstanding the necessary pre- cautions surrounding the transmission by. Nelson O’Shaughnessy, American charge d’affaires, of the Washington dispatch, enough has leaked out here to fill the city with rumors and end- less speculation as to what General Huerta's course of action will be. Opinion generally is in line with the umofficial information obtainable at the national palace that General Huerta intends to refuse compliance with the United States’ demands. He ‘will proceed with the program he has been following of reorganizing the Mexican congress and abiding by the findings of that body relative to the recent elections. Simultaneously Washington’s warning that the new congress will not be countenanced will be ignored by Mexico’s ruler. AGITATION AT V:zRA CRUZ Admiral Fletcher Denies Shore Leave to Men of Fleet. Ver.: Cruz, Nov. 7—The agitation here caused Admiral Fleteher to deny shore leave to all officers and men of the ~.uerican warship flotilla. The report that John Lind, Presi- dent Wilson’s special envoy to Mex- ico. had confirmed the note of notifi- LEARN TELEGRAPHY Short Hours, Good Pay, Many FPosi- tions Open. Living expenses low, may be earned. Qualify for positions as Railroad and Commercial Opera- tors and Station Agents. Good salary to_start. Graduates assisted to prsi- Address Dept. 3. Interstate Telegraph Institute 1410 Hennepin Ave. Minnaapalls, Minn, DEMANDS WILL | cation that General Huerta surrender his provisional presidency caused the renewed excitement. Lind was silent, but it was said on. good that he did' not confirm th that : President Wilson an- “altimatum.” ... o o Lind is quoted as saying that the United States had verbally told Gener- al Huerta that he must resign and see of his family or close advisers. This, of course, was nothing mew, but its repetition caused excitement among newspapérs and the natives here. The United States now has seven craft here and a report that two more vessels have been ordered into Mexi- can waters made a decided impres- sion on the Mexicans. Admiral Fletcher has made the Rhode Island his flagship instead of the Louisiana. The German warship Bremen has anchored off Tampico. Her command- er sailed from here after a conference with Admiral Fletcher and it was re- ported that trouble had broken out at Tampico, but this was unconfirmed. NOT REQUESTED TO MEDIATE French Foreign Office Denies Pub- lished Report. 3 Paris, Nov. 7.—The French foreign office emphatically denied the report that General Huerta, provisional pres- ident of Mexico, has asked France to mediate in Mexico’s misunderstanding with the United States. A diplomat in high standing said that in his opinion the dozen or more Mexican canards that are vexing the ‘Washington government have been circulated maliciously for the purpose of creating an international impres- sion that President Wilson’s Mexican policy is vacillating. “That is absurd,” he said, “because the policy of the United States to- wards Mexico has been most consist- ent from the outset.” RUN-DOWN WOMEN Find Health in a Simple Tonic. How many women do Yyou know who are perfectly well, strong and ‘healthy as a woman should be? 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