The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-13
ANTI-AMERICAN
SENTIMENT IS
BEING SHOWN
Military Intervention Averts
Manifestation Against
American Consulate
GALES VOTED SUPPORT
Catholics Deny Charges That
Episc0pate Incited Re-
cent Disorders
GALES VOTED SUPPORT

Mexico City, Jan. 13.-[P)-Anti-
American sentiment in Mexico is be-
ing displayed as the general public
becomes cOgnizant of the gravity Of
the international situation Augmented
by the concern Of the American
department Of state over the specter
Of Bolshevism here.
A manifestation against the Amer
ican consulate ut Guadalajara was
averted only by military intervcn-
ton; the national students congress
voted yesterday to support the atti-
tude of President Gales in the inter-
national crisis, denouncing at the
same time the northern colossus"
while the newspapers, particularly Ell
Universal, are charging domination
of Mexico on the part Of the United
States at the behest Of "exploiters
who have invested money in Mexico"
Meanwhile the government, which
is beset by sporadic outbreaks in
various parts of the republic, today
announced further measures to crush
the instructions which already are
known to have cost the lives Of at
least IS rebels and "a federal SOL
diers.
Rumors Believed Untrue
Rumors reaching Mexico City that
140 rebels were seen hanging from
trees on Il highway near Ozumba
were without confirmation and are
felt to be untrue, since such Il whole
sale hanging would imply serious
defeat Of the rexolutionists, which
the war department would have an
nOunccd.
The Mexican Catholic episcopatc
today issued a statement denying the
charges coming from the office of
President Gales yesterday that the
episcopate had melted the recent dis
orders.
First news Of anti-Amcrican mani
fcstatiOGs came this morning from
Guadalajara, where mass meeting
against "CathOlic activities fostered
by the imperialism Of the United
States" After the meeting the work
ers marched through the streets,
!; firing hundreds Of revolver shots into
the air, and then started for the
American consulate. General Ferrei-
ra, military commandant of Jalisco,
took personal command Of the situa-
tion and dispersed the marchers by
u show OF military force.
Students Discuss Situation
The fourth national students
congress, now in session ut Oaxaca
City, spent yesterday in discussion
Of the Mexican Nicaraguan situation
and the action of the. Mexican govern
ment in recognizing the liberal leader,
DR.. Juan Sacasa, who is opposing
President Diaz, recognized by the
United States.
The students declared that Latin
America is now confronted by "thc
use Of brute force and international
piracy directed by the plutocratic
and impcrialistic United States gov
ernment. Holding that students
gesture before the northern cOlos-
sus" would not be in vain, the con-
gress decided to send message of
sympathy to liberal Nicaraguan stu
dents and another to President Cal
les, supporting his attitude in the
international crisis.
Ell Universal editorially declares to-
day that the United States has grad
ually developed a curious kind of
international law for it's own benefit
by which American interests are held
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