Salt Lake Telegram | 1921-05-29 | Page 1 | [Illegible] is Given U. S. Views

r. lE r a R N I Is F r D Negotiations eg at Mexican Capital Under Way That May Result in Solution Solutions e of Problem WASHINGTON May 28 Confer Conf Confer Confer- r- r es s looking to a final adjust adjustment of t 1 relations between the United States States n Mexico exico are in n progress progress between eorge rge orge United States I arge large in Mex Mexico co City ande and resident e Obregon it was announced Jibe the state department today tate State d department officials make no on the dispatches stating j President Obregon has gi given en h his hiss s sews s to the press in Mexico City h also als decline to verity verify veri r a recent from Washington that this in try has sent President Obregon r gh an ultimatum ed d on the recommendations of the therill rill committee ommittee PLEDGE EDGE TO BE ASKED Tine rIlle Jie understanding in official cires cir- cir es sf here is that and Obre- Obre on are to discuss certain basic prines prin- prin pIes ples es and that none of these will de- de dead ad that Mexico pledge her herself in adi ad- ad i to be a nation with national anor The Wilson administration lade laa such a demand and President regon regon resented the implication in peeches hes the substance of which have haven alp n appeared in the press of the l Stalled States According to officials here Mr Mr Sum- Sum Serjin erlin is to take up with President regon regon the questions of the safety of of e j life and property of Americans in exico It is believed however that United Key i United States will admit there hasen has len en such a change in ll It Mexico exico j g gE the he ability of the Obregon regime safeguard American rights that theatter the Katter atter will be easily disposed of i J MERICAN AMERICAN PROTESTS I The related question of the attitude Obregon towards the oil and other in which American citizens l re e e concerned will be definitely ascer- ascer Jf tined lined and recognition it is said will 1 Impend t pend on a reasonable solution of that f r Obregon has stated publicly that the theU decrees against the oil interI inter- inter I U ints I ItS and other properties are construed in the most liberal sen sense e. e The I fate ate department opinion appears to bei be i at the decrees against the oil in- in r rests ts were m made de possible by the Car- Car inza constitution of 1917 and that the st sf way of solving that problem is to vise the constitution 1 u It Is Js possible I w ver that another solution may be t hed by Mr and I nt Obregon I 1 oregon bregon Desires ica le Arrangement j ICO CITY May 28 By the Press Press George George T. T Sum- Sum rID Am American charge 1 t lied l at the foreign office today but was was explained his visit was merely thank v. v ik Foreign Secretary Pani Pan for tor tore fore e court courtesies ies extended Incidental l tos to I Is s return here I With ith the memorandum of the Unit Unit- Unit Unit-I p States regarding recognition of exico exi o in his hands President Obre- Obre it is stated will with Mr r lye next week regarding the docu- docu ent mU L Last st nights night's conference between eident ident Obregon and Mr hurriedly arranged as soon ase as e foreign office was advised such meeting was desired by the Amerl- Amerl Amerin n charge Mr Summer- Summer for tor more than an hour discussed memorandum with the president e conference is said to tet have haye been extremely cordial one and it is President Obregon expressed for tor an amicable arrange- arrange n nL Mr Is understood to v. v t told old the president that Mexican fairs had occupied the United States late department for some te time and it tf especial concern had h-ad been felt Continued on page 2 2 f OBREGON GIVES VIEWS VIENS Continued from page 1 1 over rumored bolshevik activities in Mexico President Obregon according to re reports reports reports re- re ports is declared to have assured Mr that the radical movement was being watched closely and that all safeguards were were being taken tal A war office order was issued last night directing the disarming of all civilians in the state of Michoacan