AMERICA AND MEXICO
JAPANESE REFUGEES. ZAPATA JOINS HUERTA. NOT MUCH HOPE FROM SOUTH AMERICA. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. 4 WASHINGTON, April 27. (Received April 28, at 2 p.ra.) The Japanese Ambassador has secured permission for all Japanese refugees leaving Mexico to proceed to tho United States. The followers of Zapata are negotiating for a settlement with the object of joining Huerta. European diplomats think there is little prospect of a settlement of the imbroglio through the South American Republics’ intervention. Protracted conferences are being held daily in the hope of securing peace. The State Department discredits the Monera engagement, declaring That the information appeal's to show that tho Fedetals are retreating southwards. Seven hundred Americans are leaving Mexico Citv.
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Evening Star, Issue 15478, 28 April 1914, Page 4
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118AMERICA AND MEXICO Evening Star, Issue 15478, 28 April 1914, Page 4
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