Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-08-01 | Page 4 | Hearst Fighting for His Land

HeARST FIGHTING FOR HIS LAND With holdings totaling acres William Randolph the tho publisher has appealed to W the state stale department in iii Washington w to protect hI his Mexican interests from His property has been heavily taxed and now the agrarian in the state of Chihuahua threatens to W seize sene his ranch of acres When the MaZero uprising start starl started ed and later when Villa made his campaign against Huerta and then Carranza the Hearst papers were re e encouraging armed Invasion of Mexico by the United States State and anthey they played up the sene sensational declarations of Senator S Fall in fa- fa tavor of aggressive action Mr Sir Hearst undoubtedly would wool welcome elcome the taking over of north north- un ti-n Mexico by the United States Slates as then his vast estate would come under stable governments and Its be enhanced lint But this country should be slow I i I Ito to meddle with Internal affairs affair of Mexico In an u effort to prevent land ud owners receiving the same treatment accorded the theland theland theland land monopolists of Mexican birth Mexico Is pursuing a policy of dl- dl dIvIdIng di dividing viding riding the tho big hie concessions and land greats grants In an effort to place the common people on the soil soli with a aview aview view to bringing contentment nt and peace to the country Home Hone build building ing tog Is being attempted and an and large estates are being made to yield to that purpose