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The Beatrice Daily Express
Beatrice, Gage County, Nebraska
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Mexican leaders, including General Obregon, express confidence in continued peaceful US relations despite Sen. Harding's Republican nomination, viewing him as a friend of Mexico. President La Huerta declines comment. (Mexico City, June 15)
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Obregon Says
Republican
Gain
Would Mean Better
Relations
Mexico City, June 15.—Peaceful
relations between Mexico and the
United States will continue regard-
less of policies that may be pursued
between the next American admin-
istration. officials of the revolution-
ary government declared today in
discussing the nomination of Sen-
ator Harding as presidential candi-
date of the republican party.
General Obregon said he believed
Harding was a friend of Mexico.
"It is quite true
the republicans
have some leaders who are fiery in
their views toward my country but
I do not believe
these sentiments
will prevail with
the more level
headed republican
leaders," Obregon
said. President
La Huerta refused to comment.
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Primary Location
Mexico City
Event Date
June 15
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Mexican officials declared that peaceful relations with the United States will continue regardless of the next American administration's policies, in discussing Senator Harding's nomination as Republican presidential candidate. General Obregon believed Harding was a friend of Mexico and that fiery Republican views toward Mexico would not prevail among level-headed leaders. President La Huerta refused to comment.