INTRIGUE IN MEXICO
\TTEMPT TO ANTAGONISE BRITAIN AND AMERICA. Mexico City, December IG. M. Cabrera (Secretary of the Treasury) emphatically denied enlisting British support against the Americans, and also a false report that Mexico intended to restore the oil wells and ether concessions to the British as the price of their hclp.-Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. KIDNAPPING OF AMERICANS. Washington, December 16. It is announced that the American Embassy in.Mexico City has ten instructed to investigate the alleged kidnapping of. two American citizens by Villa's troops. According to unconfirmed advices received from Eagle Pass, Texas, both men have-been already -released.— Aiis.-N.Z. Cable Assn. (Ree. December 17. 11.13 p.m.) New York, December 10. The New York "Times" correspondent at Alexico City slates that Mexico has W a.Note 10-theTiu'rctf Slates, pointing out that Mexico'is''iinablo to admit that a citizen can bo released 'merely oil I lie recoiiimr-ndntion of tho United -Slates, but since-Mr .lenkins has alreadv been released on bail it, is thought that the micunderstaiulinK between Mexico and the United States has dis-aiincu'cd.—Aus-N.H. Cable As«n.
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 72, 18 December 1919, Page 9
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