Apr. 24
In addition to the six of foremost members of the Mexican Catholic Episcopate who were taken from their residences on Thursday night and placed on a train bound for the American frontier, it is learned that Archbishop Pueblo and ishop Huojutta have also been placed on a train for Laredo. It la reported that the other prelates The Mexican Dispute President Coolidge Aatly rejected the Senate proposal for settlement on the basis of his recent conyers the Mexican Ambassador, who, he said, had informed him tha Mexico dil not intend to confiscate American property.
While the United States woald deel%e to countenance virtual confiseation of the property of citizens, the President added, i it did mot question the right of Bexico te take any property provided she not warring' against Nicaragua, She was, he id, merely protecting. American gens and properiy.—Rewter.
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