The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-06
IS TENSION
,.lER MEXICAN
''.||NAR PROBLEM
! est in Possible Outcome
n the Attitude of Wash
stton Authorities, How
Yer, Continues Intense.
. .kETARY BRYAN
. BEFORE COMMITTEE
I 3 Fal Terazas Appeals to
,Jerican Consul to Save
q Son From Execu-
ton by Villa.
RETARY BRYAN
BEFORE COMMITTEE

tlVAI NY Sillds
}HINGTON, March 5.-While
that had been felt over the
n situation as result of the
Execution has been practically
d in official circles here, the
ION Of Mexican affairs at both
tltol and executive quarters to-
vealed broad interest in de-
the Mexican problem, with tho
Of Felix Diaz, who helped
to overthrow Madero and later
ON Vera Cruz because of fear
rita. 1t is generally supposed
desires to appear before the
/ foreign relations committee,
he has submitted no request
p avoided publicity. Senator
acting chairman Of the com.
said Diaz would be heard if he |
as all information possible on
Ixican situation was being gath
= the committee. No promise
made for the support of any
L revolution in Mexico, such as
exicans, who said they repre-
Diaz, outlined before the for
|lations committee yesterday.
tor William Alden Smith of
" asserted he would not give
ne to piaz if he had his way
n as he believed the United
fRs becoming the international
" ground of revolutions.
or Works OF California will ad-
he senate tomorrow on the Mexi- |
Nation, while Senator Fall of |
Lexico will discuss the subject
Appears.
tary Bryan appeared before the
pmmlttee on foreign affairs and
q questions about conditions in
H Some members of the COM
aid he made favorable i'm
and that resolutions calling
2rmatlon would not be neces-
representative Ainey, Republic
pennsylvania, however, who has
non pending calling for infor-
on the Mexican situation, is
statement declaring that the
'as entitled to receive the facts
they should be made public.
1ent Wilson told callers today
did not think General Carrapza
TO offend the Ur;ted States
tent by denying in ,rmation to
Eced States government about
's Statement.
+ v. Pesqueira, confidential
1re OF the constitutionalists, is
tatement tonight based on dis.
ne had received from General
confirming the report of the
Ing OF commission to investi-
only the death of Benton, but
disappearance of Bauch.
>raI Carranza and his ad.
said the statement, Tenter.
opinion that Benton, having
tn In Mexican territory, the
IN ascertaining the real facts
70 FIX responsibility should be
Y Enc constitutionalist authori.
tney are IN de facto control of
2 OF Chihuahua Luis Cabrera,
q member Of congress, has
!eeted by General Carranze as
hi representative in the matter
advise the commission,
25al Carranza hopes that the
lli suspend judgment in respect
Renton case until such time as
nave opportunity to mako pub.
!eport of the commission, and
INC facts disclose any liability
W OF the copstitutionalist GOV.
The latter will proceed to give
sfactIon and mako such repara-
properly required under the
natlons.
las Belief.
ral Carranza desires tn have
1oncealed, and Will meet the
spirit of absolute frankness
eess, although he does not be-
1oreign governments should
an independent investigation
vas no information at the
PaTfment concerning the re.
nroer OF Clemenre Vergara. No
was made on the efforts Of
Coiquitt of Texas to obtain
qition of his offenders.
Bliss telegrapbed the war de-
as follows:
dispatches Yesterday st,+od
as state authorities have in.
1pe secretary of state in Wash
lat federal aid is needed TO
exiean marauders from cross.
sNf SIDE and stealing cattle and
a l AT once called for report
fFry district commander on The
y complete reports Just received
present ground for apprehen-
xkpediiion Of the American com.
tIto Chihuahua to examine fho
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