Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1926, Page 26

b MR DIPLGIAATIG NOTES ARE iADE PUBLIC Exchanges With Mexico Prior to Claims Agree- ment Published. The State Department made public last night. in oazieement with the Mexican government, correspondence exchanged iciween «the American charge in Mexico and Me; office officials ir which paved the way to adopiion of the claims con- two governments of friendly rela- which com- between the objec ican ¢ documents : they were super- - cluims convention ne- wrles B. Warren and Payne with Mexican 1423, and on which seded by gotiated by John Barton commisstoners recognition w: No Conmection With Present Dispute. In making the exchanges public, State Department officials there was no connection between their publication at this time and current troubles growing out of the rejection the Special Claims Commission of damages totaling $1,225,000 asked for by relatives and dependents of the 16 | American mining engineers killed 1 the Santa Ysabel massacre. Juds B. Perry of Lincoln, Nebr.. Amei n claims commissioner, who protested | the decision in this ¢ now is in hington to advise ernment horities regarding, future policies ums settlements with Mexico. f amonz the d t of v proposed by former etary of ‘harles E. Hughes d on wh intended, at that . that recognition of Mexico be negotiated. This shows in compari- son with the claims of conventions which finally came the basis of renewed friendiy relations between the two governmen that the United s asked for more elaborate guar- tees of American property rights than were ultimately granted. Claims Limited to Banditry. Article 14 of the proposed treaty of peace and amity which Mr, Hughes offered and which MexXico rejected provided that Mexico recognize finan- cial obligation in case of death or in- jury to American citizens or damage %o their proper when such dam s were 1 by the United Mex persons engaged in insurrection or nst the Mexican gov- This language was modified by the special claims convention negotiators to limit Mexican responsibility for s to cases of banditry only, od it be blished that the fate authorities omitted to | take reasonable measures to sup- | press bandits.” It was under this yeading that the commission handed down its decisior in the Santa Ysabel case. Ladd Memorial Service. Memorial services for Senator Ed- win F. Ladd of North Dakota. dled last vear, were held by the Sen- ate at a special session yesterday. Among those who deli were Senators Frazi North Da Maine, Sen:t Senator Norhe Senator Sh Senator La Iollette of Wi Tax P“lj‘dl“ Caso Dccxded Perjury ir returns, whe d for the pur United States, more than | veen the | the | filing The firm of City. SEE ADVENTURE LAND National Park Open June 15 to Sct. 15 Some people think of Glacier National Park as a wvacation place for the hardy and the daring. wonders of this Rocky Mountain million acres can be en- joyed in solid comfort. Motor coaches take you into the heart of Glacier. Motor launches cruise its mountain lakes. Panoramic beauty, unsurpassed in all the world, spreads out from hotel and chalet verandas. n foreign ( insisted | who | . | of the most wonderful skin whitener, THE _EVEN NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY. MAY 10, 1926. Falls Under Train, Arrested When He Crawls Out Unhurt | TWODIE, TRIO HURT ' INAUTO ACCIDENTS [H. R. Scoville and 0. G. Wil- loughby of Washington Maryland Victims. By the Associated Press, - CHICAGO, * May Charles Blanchard fell from an elevated platform in the pathway of an ex- press train and two over him. Horrified w Blanchard calmly crawl out under the third coach, uninjur only to be charged with disor conduct. Palice said he had been drinking. 10. |FINLAND AND SCOTLAND | Tllustrated While the police of St. i Anne Arundel counties, N vestigating two fatal acc bodics of H. R. Scoville of 635 land avenue southwest and O Willouzhby of 3301 Nichols avenue | are held at undertaking establish- ments pending inc Marys and MINE WAGE QUESTION STILL TO BE SETTLED | “After the Strike, What?" Asked o Donald F. Smith and Mr. and Mrs by Thoughtful Britishers—Com- |.J. E. 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