New Britain herald., 1930-09-08

l eTal UrlDuTu dI buellOS AilcS' 'Ooh charge. From every provincial cap- i ital there came the same word: Complete calm prevails"
 In Buenos Aires citizens returned to work today after an eventful Sat urday and Sunday. which saw the political uncertainty of weeks ended i in a succession of events which, once 1 begun, developed and eliminated 1 rapidly in the retirement of Presl- dent Irigoyen in favor of Vice Pres ! ident Martinez. mutiny of the army and navy, actual resignation of | President Irigoyen and his intern- ment, practically a prisoner. in military barracks, and the establish ment of a new government headed by General Uriburu, 44-year- old op position leader.
 i Martial Law Continues
 While martial law still prevails and the atmosphere still is charged with the tenseness growing out of the weekend happenings, calm pre- vails and the utmost enthusiasm is shown for the new order of things. Cadets and troops returning to their barracks from the fighting in front of government house and the news paper La Epoca building passed through cheering lines on the sides of the streets.
 AS General Uriburus government moved to entrench itself firmly var ious members of the old regime were arrested and are being held. These included the former minister of in terior, Elpidio Gonzales; the former Minister of Affairs Horacio Oyaha- note, the former Irigoyen Senator Luis Molinari, the former Director of the Mails Ammallo, the firmer Direc- tor of Railroad Claps, the former Chief of Police Traffic Sturla, the old friend of President Irigoyen's .Scarlato. and the former Irigoyen Deputy Bidgeain.
 The three last named are accused of directing the "klan radical" a group which was held responsible for the firing from the crowd on the cadets in the Plaza Congreso Satur- day. The former president, ST. Iri- goyen, was interned or imprisoned in a military barracks. Guards kept about the place professed to be there to prevent any of the popu- lace, which two years ago returned him to office by an overwhelming vote, from harming him.
 Delegates His Powers Events of the weekend had their l beginning in retirement of Preside ent 1rigoyen Friday evening under a constitutional provision which would | permit his return to office at his pleasure. His powers were merely ! delegated to Dr. Enrique Martinez, vice president. The populace, stu dents particularly, considered the retirement merely an artif1ce and Saturday morning troops mutinied to enforce their demand for the presidents actual resignation. The navy joined them and the move ment, headed by General Uriburu, powerful military figure of A. by nightfall had the city under con- trol
 A white flag was run up at gov ernment house before the mob. but severe fighting occurred in front of the government newspaper, Ia Epoca. The paper was burned by the mob. About 20 were killed in the fighting and more than 100 wound ed. President Irigoyen signed his resignation. and General Uriburu enlisted new cabinet, a civil and not military body, composed prin- cipally of members of the old op- position.
 Named New Head
 General Uriburu was named head of the new provisional government which announced as it's purpose i'm provement of economic conditions in the country and a more repre- sentative government than that of the administration just past.
 The Argentine generally took alphabetically the passing of their former idol, Senor Irigoyen. AL though his election to a second six year term took place only in 1928 his administration in the past two years has been charged with eco- homie depression. assumption of a dictatorial role in national politics. and abuse of the provincial govern ments through his "interventors,
 A complete check shows that 21 persons. among them one cadet, were killed in the disorders in the Fsaza Congreso Saturday afternoon. There were 1SS civilians wounded, and % cadets and one soldier.
 A message from Cordoba says the former Governor Cevallos and all his ministers were summoned to ap- pear before the military board there and were arrested. General Basilio Pertine was named to replace Gen eral Cevallos. Clashes between the police and manifestants continue
 Named as Representative
 Al Tuouman General Vacarezza has been named to represent the junta. Colonel Rodolfo Marquez
 
 Fe. Colonel Jose Maria Ruda has been sent from Buenos Aires to San Juan 10 check. disorders there in which four persons lost their lives, among them a former deputy. Latest messages said calm prevail ed.
 In Buenos Aires three men cap- tured in various parts of the city as they used the political excitement to provide opportunities for theft and footing were taken out and shot.
 The government believes that many figures it wished to arrest have made their escape good over the Uruguayan border. Uruguay has i been asked to keep watch out for and evict such, A watch prob ably will be kept also at foreign legations here fer some of those