MEXICO AND AMERICA.
VERY DELICATE SITUATION, SPARK MAY START A BLAZE. MEXICO CITY, Jan. 19, International relations are so precarious that when the Secretary to the American Embassy received an anonymous warning not to visit the Country Club, he decided to stay at home rather than risk some nasiv incident which might cause serious trouble- ■ "It needs only another Maine explosion to set oS the spark of actual hostilities between Mexico and the United State#," said the newspaper Excelsior in an editorial which praised Mr., W. E. Borah, chairman of 'the Foreign Relations'' Committee of the Senate, for his great service irs the midst of "errors, lies, exaggeration and .malice." If the drilling permits, which have been issued since 'the beginning' of the year are cancelled, saits claiming injunctions against the Mexican Government, will be filed in Sew York by all the American oil companies operate in Mexico.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19550, 1 February 1927, Page 11
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