U.S.A. AND MEXICO.
AMERICAN ATTITUDE.
STRONG CONDEMNATION,
Ui'uw Association -Electric Telegrapn—Copyrlgn. -iili (Received Friday, 15.15 a.m.)
BUENOS AYRES, Thursday,
i .The: United States’ attitude towards Mexico, as expressed in Mr. Kellogg’s iiecent' declaration, is condemned in a -statement issued by the ‘Latin-Ameri-can Union; which says that the Secretary ’s -statements 11 show “That want of respect for - thh sovereignty of our- peoples which is characteristic of White-House, whatsoever be the panAmeriean: principles which it pretends to support regarding-'the equality of nations.’’ - - " :
The. statement-continued: l< The Argentine people cannot remain indifferent to the outrage - inflicted upon a brother country.”— > Aq-s. and N.Z. Cable Assn.” 7 - -'■■■*'•
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Wairarapa Daily Times, 19 June 1925, Page 5
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