The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-11
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Assurances also were given that
several newspapers whose utterances
have melted the demonstrations which
developed into riots, will be sup
pressed One oil the latter, FL Pals,
today printed a suggestion for boy
colt throughout tho republic. An
other. FL DiaTio del Hogar, published
cartoon depicting the Mexican peo-
pie clubbing Uncle Sam. while in the
background was pictured the burning
of Rodriguez at Rock Springs. Texas
These papers are of limited circula-
tlon and ordinarily WELD but small
influence
Congratulate Wilson.
Ambassador Wilson was warmly
| congratulated by the business men
an dothers OF the American colony
personally and by letter today for the
| aggressive stand he had taken in the
crisis.
Reports which have reached Mexico
| City from the United States that an
attempt had been mace on the life Of
the ambassador are without founda-
tion
Fears that with the coming of dark
ness tonight violence would break out
out again proved to be groundlesS,
! The presence OF numerous squads of
mounted police. with carbines slung
across their backs, who patrolled the
| business streets until late Into the
Night, prevented anything In the ma
ture of disorder.
Students in Jail.
While several hundred students
waited in the school OF Jurisprudence,
some OF their comrades called upon
! Governor Landra 10 request the re-
lease of those of their number who
were arrested last night.
Governor Landa is quoted as having
| told the students committee that
| their classmates who were jailed last
night had acted like hOodlums and
were incommunicado.
You may not even speak to them
he said. Il have notified the deans Of
! each school that any attempt to make
a demonstration OF any kind will be
put down energetlcally The police
have orders to shoot IL their first com
mand is not obeyed
Knox oeplores Situation.
WASHINGTON. Nov l0.-Secre-
tary Knox, while deploring the sItua-
tion In Mexico. says il was not repre-
sentative OF the real American and
Mexican people In a formal state
ment tonight he Gays,
The manifestations of resentment
towards Americans reported from
| Mexico Is the cause OF deep regret 10
the executive government and equal
ly 80. / am sure. TO the American
people AZ no time have the govern
| ments and peoples Of the two coun.
| tries sustained towards each other
| closer and more cordlni relations, pre-
dicated on common purposes and sym
pathies, than now
TT rs most unfortunate that the
brutal crime in our country, OF which
n Mexican was the victim, should be
.nado the excuse for j demonstration
of hostility towards Americans IN
Mexico. II IS a satisfaction 10 believe
that such demonstrations 6nd little
sympathy In Tue body OF the Mexican
peoplc and none IN the MoNiosn gov
crnment
Il am sure the Mexican government
will he as prompt 10 pUt down all hos
tile demonstrations against Amerl
cans In Mexico. and TO punish those
engaged In them as this government
viii be prompt TO press for the pun
isbment of persona guilty of crimes
against citizens OF Mexico residing 10
this country.
Al a late hour tonight IL was an
nounced al the Mexican embassy thai
no word of the troubles In the Mex
can capItal had been received from
that government.
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