UNCLE SAM'S TROUBLES
A PLETHORA OF DIFFICULTIES. [TIMES-SYDNEY SUH SPECIAL CHILES-] WASHINGTON, January 26. Speculation has been caused because the President has summoned the Foreign Relations Commit tee to meet to-day. Some crisis concerning Mexico or Japan is stated to be the reason. A year ago. Mr W. J. Bryan (Secretary nf State) thought h c could smile away all difficulties, but today there is a Mexican and Japanese impasse, while serious unrest exists in Dominica, and Hayti. whither warships have been despatched, and there is •'' possibility of trouble in Venezuela. Japan desires treatment on an equal basis with other aliens, but Congress is determined nol to allow naturalisation or free entry. The results of the conference are keenly awaited.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 January 1914, Page 5
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