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The Pensacola Journal
Pensacola, Escambia County, Florida
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Mexican leader Carranza approves Scott-Obregon agreement with US, except minor details; signing expected soon. Wilson approves, paving way for co-operation including greater American use of Mexican railroads. (El Paso/Washington, May 6)
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El Paso, Texas, May 6. - General Carranza tonight telegraphed Obregon informing him that the agreement with the United States is satisfactory with the exception of a few minor details. It is believed that at the conference to be held tomorrow the protocol will be signed. General Trevino Carranza, commander of the department of northeastern Mexico, left for Torreon tonight.
THOROUGH CO-OPERATION IS NOW EXPECTED IN MEXICO
Washington, May 6. - Unofficial reports reaching here tonight that Carranza had informed Obregon that the Scott-Obregon agreement is virtually satisfactory is expected to clear the way for thorough co-operation in Mexico. President Wilson has approved it. While details of the agreement have never been made public, it is known to provide for a more extensive use of Mexican railroads by Americans.
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Mexico
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May 6
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agreement satisfactory except minor details; protocol to be signed tomorrow; thorough co-operation expected; president wilson approved; provides for more extensive use of mexican railroads by americans
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General Carranza telegraphed Obregon that the agreement with the United States is satisfactory except for a few minor details. A conference is to be held tomorrow where the protocol will be signed. General Trevino Carranza, commander of the department of northeastern Mexico, left for Torreon. Unofficial reports indicate the Scott-Obregon agreement is virtually satisfactory, clearing the way for thorough co-operation in Mexico.