Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-11-13 | Page 1 | Mexico's Stand on Land and Oil Law Alarms U. S.

I MEXICO'S O STAND STANDON AND ANDON ON lAND AND OIl OILLA lAW LA AlARMS Ug S Coolidge to Confer With Kellogg and Sheffield Concerning the Situation I REPLY IS PREPARED Usual Reply Upholding Constitution of Mexico Is Headed for America By LUDWELL DENNY I United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON Nov No 13 13 President dent Coolidge Is concerned over the Increasingly difficult rela relations b between be- be tween this government and Mexico He Is scheduled to confer today with Ambassador Sheffield and secretary of State Kellogg on Mexico's Mexico's Mex- Mex ico's co's continued refusal to satisfy the he state departments department's demands re regarding regarding regarding re- re garding alleged provisions provisions pro pro- provisions visions of the alien land and oil laws aws The American note delivered ta to Mexico this week was much sharper than the earlier protests In addition to the long deadlock on American claims and repe repeated ted bandit attacks s on Americans the president Is understood to be be bees especiallY especially es- es concerned over alleged activities ac- ac of Mexicans aiding Central American revolts endangering United United Unit Unit- ed States interests Reports from abroad that the United States has delivered an ultimatum ultimatum ulti- ulti natum fo to o Mexico are characterized here a as much exaggerated rated Se t logg ogg considers considers' the tile recent l developments serious enough to justify jus jus- special conferences with Sena Iena Sena Senator r tor lor Borah Borab end and other members of the sen senate tc foreign relations committee CONFAB AL ALARMS S The Sheffield Kellogg conference set fur for today is causing Continued on page 5 0 OS O'S STAND SIANO AlARMS U. U S. S Continued from page lage 1 V uneasiness in diplomatic quarters because of ot Its similarity with a conference among the same officials last year ear which was followed bythe by the he historic Kellogg statement on Mexican relations That statement the Calles Calies g gOvernment on trial tria before the world and intimated ed this government would break diplomatic relations unless AmerIcan American Ameri Amen can demands were met MEXICO CITY Nov Kov 13 AP Ar- Ar Announcement was made by Foreign Foreign For For- eign Minister r Saenz today that a reply was being beng drawn up to the note of Frank B. B Kellogg the AmerIcan American Amerlean Amer Amer- ican lean secretary of state respecting the tho Mexican land and amI petroleum laws to which the United States objects Senor Saenz said the date elate on which the note would be he forwarded forwarded for for- warded to Washington haC had not been fixed The Tile foreign n minister ter added that the new note of Mr 11 Kellogg embodies embodies embodies em- em em em- bodies several new viewpoints of the American government In addition addition addi addi- tion lion to some already expressed in previous notes and that the tile l 1 Mexican Mexican can government is being forced to reply with its usual argument nt upholding upholding upholding up up- holding the Mexican 1 against which the tile protests of the American note refer refel