The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-05
!; !, ,,,',;;[|CY OF THE
PRESIDENT To
.'BE DENOUNCED
ntor Fall of New Mexico
= ipected to Precipitate De-
Ate on Situation in Mexi-
= co Within a Few Days.
Tx DIAZ WANTS
a SUPPORT OF u. S.
!, nzing Proposition Pre-
tied to Foreign Relations
Committee by Two
Mexicans.
,IX DIAZ WANTS
SUPPORT OF u. S.

~ ~ ySHINGTON, March Although
Is a Britain IS reluctance to press the
-. "a case at this time has made the
nutean situation less acute, there are
n aspects of 1T which, it is now
on 5cally certain, will occasion
~. ed debate in the senate in a few
co, II became known tonight that
- and data concerning the number
ds3reigners killed in Mexico since
Ie 4 revolution began there is being
Anred by the state department for
,r. pr Shivoly, ranking member of the
=, n relations committee, who is ex-
4 to present official records about
. lions in the southern republic. 1t
eported that Senator Fall of New
'ns :1. % would open the debate with a
pointing to conditions in Mexico,
!rging change of policy.
n. Mentally the New Mexico senator
represented TO the foreign rela-
"a, icommittee Pedro del Nillar and
b Ocon. representing the political
- ssts of Felix Diaz.
AZ Sed AmaZement.
Fnbers of the committee were
. ~ amazed when the Mexicans
d T the moral support of the United
government to bring about peace
ne exico by another revolution
~ d By Diaz. The committee had
"a, 1t Is said, of the exact purpose
@r visit, other than they wished
tsent information about the situa-
lnI IA Mexico. Members Of the COM
fiatly stated that the United
g could not recognize any such
pent. Villar and Ocon severely
ned Huerta as corrupt and Car
:. and Villa as bandits, and argued
~ felIx Dlaz had host Of loyal
an citizens behind him who would
!, 70 his support to establish real
a,s unent in Mexico. They wanted
q promise, If possible, from the
can government that ii would up"
a aDihz and recognize him if the
R revolution succeeded. Several
~ prs OF the committee charae
i the proposition as preposterous-
.ssAers Unexplained.
d. ireported murder OF two Ameri-
Gptlzens, Gustav Bauch by consti-
alists and Clemente Vergara by
,ha IN federals still are unexplained.
uza S promised inquiry into the
4 fearance of Bauch has not ma.
10 !zed, while the Huerta govern.
In nas failed to clear up the mystery
the alleged kidnapping and
TRk Of Fergara.
request by Governor Colquitt of
'I1l upon the federal governor of
- Leon for the extradItiou of
responsible for the KIDNAPPING of
MIA occasioned much discussion in
.sSA circles here. The Texas gov
e bad asked the state department
!. him what it looked upon as the
constituted government in
> tfn MeXlco-for by special treaty
- >Mexlco extraditiou proceedings
carried on. between governors
Nv accent border states without ref
he TO the American state depart
ms Suggestion.
ubtetary Bryan suggested to Gov
d'CoiquItt that he might ask for
nt sxfraditlon Of the offenders from
=" governor Of Nuevo Leon,'' leav.
All 10 the Texas governor to de.
,op5{c who that individual was, The
uoi ption has been asked for on the
, II or horse stealing. State de.
- Hut officials say that under the
cp the offenders, if extradited
v not bo tried for murder, because
,unb was slain on Mexican soil.
,rI tPd about the status of the com.
I oil American and British repre-.
YES who were to have examined
ihSp's body, Secretary Brvan said
sln fnetion was Tin statu auo.n He
sss that confirmation had been re.
y by the state department from
y ~ an Consul Simpich of the ap
mn ent by General Carranzn of 8
pli|| ~,S''AA'ioo'oh ~ PIOE0Cu 10 Snl
he to make an Investigation OF
boy 's death. 1t is considered prob
EnnEnR e the commission will await
W. tcome of the new inquiry,
colhn Orders Inquiry.
CV'XLEs. Sonora, March d.-Genor,
NJ W. ordered tonight an inyestiga
% rne Bauch case by the commission
Ell Paso to look into the deati
ssstfE, Benton. a British subject. This
Ees vas taken after receipt OF a re.
rscf ON General Villa regarding ths
stSte france OF Gustav Bnuch, thu
no 30 Hneral Villas report he stated thu,
~ ned been jailed at chihuahua cit,
lpfs rs Vicloh OF being an agent of un.
! IL Interests. Villa said. howeynr
80 ,Sss;i american had been released ant
ns ns nee then the state authorities Iac
a. ds' Continued on Page Three.)