AMERICA INSISTS.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 116, 22 June 1914, Page 7

AMERICA INSISTS.

THE PEACE OF MEXICO.

DEADLOCK AT CONFERENCE.

By Guilt. —Prist Association.—Copyright.

NIAGARA FALLS, June 20: Judge Lamar, the United States Mediation Commissioner, notified Emilie Rabassa, the chief Mexican delegate, that the United States insisted on the acceptance of its plan for the pacification of Mexico. ' This being in the nature of an ultimatum,' the Iluertan delegates must yield or t"he mediation" proceedings will come to an end in a couple of days. 'The .delegates notified Villa that they had deposed Carranza as a Constitutionalist leader, ami appointed General Angeles as Provisional President. ©1 Mexico." - * ••

Carranza retorted by, deposing peneral Angeles, alleging disobedience'."jpf " orders. . •

The Peace Conference is reported to Ijc on the eve of relinquishing its work, which it now believes to be useless. ' v ';o1. ..rjrj u<VS .. (KqieivfeH ; Jm\c f)rt.uy) - ? ; V; . june^l^ Wilson Iv'is the prospect of mediation is still hopeful. . ; '-Ml' : -W, *.K Bi-vaii, del f latert that t©.. V v cejit si' Provisional Governnieht • tljait ' would supervise r th'e Oonstitution&list ejections. • - ,■: •:<:/ ■_...

M ? r Bryaii' also • indicated j; th© ITnited States now only insisted tliat the Pj-ovisibiial ! shall, be dominated by a;ecagiiis.«d re]>resenta- ' element., : Mr surpri6"e ! f i i &s* 'ft Wks generally expected tl*P «!er\«HjQ.ek would-be impossible to overcome. .' .. f ..

THE CARRANZA-VILLA BREACH.

WAS IT EXAGGERATEDf -.^V

NIAGARA FALLS, June 2%. The mediation officials are nnable to verify the latest, report regarding "the Villa-Carranza breach, the delegates thinking tliat it lias probaldy ,t>een exaggerated, in view of Carranza"agreeing to accept, a .Provisional Governnvent with the above proviso. - * . " Vr'

'. '.'v ' . advises that 1 cable messages foi* Vera : Cruz are now* accepted' /ill ;. «fyphev,_ but "tuisr, -tomers must exhibit their code bobfe. for the censors' to" traiislate the mcssages: "