Show J f t l c A Americans Americans Sl Slain in Rebels Rebels' r 0 o 0 Juarez in n Lands Hands REPUBLICAN I 1 BIG BIC FOUR IS CHOSEN Senior Senator Is Named j Without th out Opposition as Convention Assembles 5 r Welsh elsh Sounds Keynote Delegates at Large Senator Re Reed Recd d Smoot Mrs Jeanette Hyde Salt Lake J. J U U U. Eldredge Jr Og Ogden eu J J. J C. C Lynch Salt Lake District Delegates First district district district-C. C. C P. P Cardon Logan IJ L. R R. R Anderson Manti l Alternates James Knudson son Brigham Cit City Mrs Alice Collins Collins Collins Col Col- lins Ogden Second district district Col C C. C E. E Loose Provo Harold arold Fabian Fibian Salt Lake Alternates Judge Alternates Judge F F. C C. C Loof Loofbourow got ow and J. J Parley White both 5 f Salt Lake lkc T The e delegation gation is ru teJ Of those members who have ha ex ex a a. presidential prefer prefer- L l n- n nr for Tor Lowden The Bothe others others' ark I noncommittal By W. W E. E r- r Herald Staff Correspondent P pRICE May flay 2 Utah's Utah's pig Big i A Four Fou delegates at large to the Republican national convention arc Senator Reed Smoot Mrs Jeanette JeanetteH H Hyde dc of Salt Lake J. J G. G Lynch of oL Salt Lake bake and J. J U. U Eldredge ge Jr pf pC Ogden Senator Smoot was chosen without opposition butt bull the mun naming of the others in the quartet caused such a convention battle battlo t that at nearly four hours was taken before the final ballot resulted in Lynchs Lynch's choice o over er A A. T. T l Lee c of Price When holl Salt I county's special train arrived over the thc Denver Rio U i Grande railroad at 1 12 1 o'clock noon A royal welcome irom rom Price citizens and anal other delegates deles who had pr previously lou y reached the convention con town was quickly quick quick- J ly followed by b- the opening of the convention at the Carbon County High school auditorium To this beautiful building which ha had been vacated vacate for forthe forthe or orthe the day b by order of or the board of or ed education education education ed- ed the delegates delc-ates were conducted conduct d dh l h bt the reception committee headed by Mayor lao L. L A. A an and Chairman A. A J. J Lee b by Price citizens citizen the Castle Gate I and the Die Price HIlr school band Chairman Henr Henry Welsh of ot the tilE sta stale stale l committee introduced tho the Ralph C. C Jones of Price who gave ave the Invocation in invocation In- In vocation and Mayor McGee who delivered de delivered de- de livered an address of welcome In which he declared that the Republicans would sweep tho the nation at the next election Chairman Welsh responded and d de den keynote address ss of ot the c c cn n- n In which he said sald We c ore arc met Continued on page pago i I TO AMERICANS SlAIN JAREZ JUAREZ JONS JOINS REVOlT Continued from page I 1 government co toward the Sonora Sonora revolutionary revo rove movement might be affected by tho the fact that tell telf Incidents oc occurred oc oc- curr d In Carranza controlled Carranza tern tern- t C rn to my Requests t for additional d tonal warship protection pro pro- at points on the cast east coast of oC Mexico already had been fO forwarded to the tho tho nav navy by the state department While this had no relation to the thc mur mur- was wan wn said to indicate the view of officials as to the tho uns unsettled con conditions conditions con con- prevailing In that region nominally nominally nom nom- forces at least still sUl held hold b by Carranza i I R-ol R Revolts Report On tho the border the reported closure of ot Juarez was interpreted as a indicating indicating ing de defection of or the federal federl garrison under General Escobar to the rebel cause Loss 1033 of oC this 0 entry port officials off oi- said would be a serious blow to tho the federals because of oC its revenue re producing capacity They believed complete completo rebel robel control of or the tho state of oC Chihuahua would be tho the logical result result The murder of oC Eben Francis Greenlaw Green Green Green- law and and his young oung son by Mexicans near l El l Oro only 12 15 miles Iron from Mexico co co Cit City brought from the American embassy in Mexico City an emphatic demand that tho the Mexican government arrest arest and punish tho the murderers Tho American government contends Carranza Carranza Car Car- ranza ranz authorities were responsible for forthe tho the protection of ot tho the be because because be- be because cause of or the presence of ot Mexican troops in the vicinity Fleet JIrd 1 fo o Sal Sal-I at t Once Relief Belief The Tho date of oC the sailing of or tho the fleet leet of ot destroyers to Mexican waters was not mado made p public but the bole belief was wa expressed th that t they would be sent sent at once Destroyers will wi be stationed at Tarn Tarn- Dleo V r r rl ni I I 1 u ready to to tako take off oCt Americans who may bo in irs danger danser either cither from Mexican an federal federal federl fed fed- eral erl authorities or rebels Tho The state department specifically stated that these vessels to tko take no po part In tho struggle between factions In Mexico MeI- MeI co Co but were asked for solely to provide pro pro- vide a haven ha cn In case of ot need Reports wore received toda today of ot conferences conferences con con- attended by of ot Obregon Villa Yla Manuel and Fe Fe- Fe Felix lix Diaz DJaz which indicated definite lx co coordination co- co ordination among mong the fact factious factions was Wa being arranged Official showed that the revolution that rc had been planned for Cor or several months months Censorship In Is I Exercised cd Official advices from Mexico City indicate in In- In that tho the censorship diate is ts being ex exercised ex- ex more sharply than over ever and that newspapers aro arc not not to print news df r f tho the rebel n a activity in tho the north General General Obregon has pJ pledged d ed himself to protect foreign lives and arid Interests if elected to tho the a R consular report paid nid Obregon also included a In his lila platform a declaration in favor for of oC renewal of ot foreign investments In in Mexico Ho accused President Carranza Caranza of or violating violating- the constitution in assum lug ing dictatorial powers and of ot having injured Mexico through h adoption of ot a policy calculated to drive out foreign capital Juarez Revolt Gives Rebels Chihuahua I Agua gaa a Sonora Ma May MaThe 2 The The re revolt re- re volt voJt of oC Juarez a against the CarranT Carran a government go of ot Mexico today gave o Ia the tho i t I revolutionists control of ot tho the largest state In the Republic of t Mexico I Only one e sinal Carranza garrison grion In InI Chihuahua that at Caas Cagas Grande Grandes near I tho thu Sonora boundary remains loyal to I the central government It was as said to tonight tonight to- to night by G Gen Can n. n P. P Elias Ellas Elas Calles commander comman comman- der tier In chief of oC tho the revolutionary arm lea in tho the northwest t Move Ioe ui Caas Granle 4 I The Tho movement movement of or tu against Casas Casu Grandes Grand already had begun be be- I gun General Cal The rho Te fall fal of or Juarez had been expected for tor lays days cn's at itt t military headquarters headquarter here Emissaries from Sonora had been sent I to El 11 Paso IJaR to 10 con confer tor with wih M Mexican of officials of- of o- o for turning tho the town and soldiers sol aol aol- diers hers over o to th the tho revolution rO According to General Generl Calles Cales tho the dolay deIny de- de In lay Iny was caus caused b by the tho d desire to have havethe tho the revolt re olt of ot Carranza troops complete and take tho the city cHy without fighting of ol J JH El I 10 Wo o did this to avoid an any complicatIon catIon catons wIth tho the United States authorities ties tes he lie said ald Wo We feared that fn rn a battle bullets might f l Into American American Ameri Amen can territory Moro More than hal half tho the length of or the International boundary between the tho United States and Mexico now b belongs to the tho revolutionists re and conferences are being held through which the revolutionists revo revo- soon coon to havo kayo tho the entire entre international boundary in their hands hands- Thus Carranza's communication Caranzas Caranza's only with wih tho the outside world will wU be by ocean routes General Calles announced late toda today that tha his liia troops here hero would d move Into Chihuahua Immediately I F Troops Federal troops under General Manuel Manuel Man Inn uel 1 W. W Gonzalez numbering about 1000 II men stationed at four miles milos from the outskirts of oC Mexico City ha have been driven out by advance nd nce forces of or orGen Gen Alvaro Obregon candidate for tho the presidency of ot Mexico who tyke fled tIed from rom Mexico City and joined tho the revolutionary revolution revolution- re ary amy forces In the south according to reports report received hero tota today at mill mili military mf- mf tar tary headquarters General Obregon himself In is reported as S being at Cuautla Morelos with wih the mal main bo body of his troops troop preparing for fora a concerted drive upon tho the Mexican cap cap- hal ital Ial from tho the states of ot Morelos and Guerrero GO Governor eror Adolfo de la lit In Huerta Huert of or Sonora So So- Sonora nora nor commander In chief of ot the liberal L constitutionalist army Is en route to Agua Prieta for a n conference with L General Cale Calles concerning the military campaign to be waged in central Mexico Mex Mex- ico It was announced He lie le will arrive I arrve here tomorrow I Workmen Murdered c Charge Murders and arrests of ot working men In Mexico are aro given as tho the cau cause e forthe for or tho the anti Carranza ant Carranza movement of oC Mexican can organized labor according to n a j I I written statement captioned Why h wo we 0 d workers are re fighting Carranza Issued I J I toda today by Juan Rico secretary of oC the i i Mexican labor lalor party an and president of or the union of or the southern I Ire I re republic Pu bh Ic By slaying and Imprisoning workmen workmen work work- I men Carranza ended the general genera I strike of or 1916 the statement said His henchman was Pablo Gonzales Gonzal s I who ordered that machine guns V lc he e fired red upon the tho helpless workers of oC La Li Lal and nd throw into tho the penitentiary peni man many workmen among among th then them m Salcedo A martial court court martal sentenced sentenced sentenced sen sen- an electrician Ernesto Velasco j ing to death deh without s1 ln giving him a hear hear- InS I OraI cd t n IlcI 4 Salvador Alvarado arado AJ a genuine rove revo revolutionist re o while governor o ernol of Yucatan permitted the or organization of oC that tha I. I great reat people 1 Workers like Felipe Felpe i Carrillo Carrio Puerto Berzunza Buenfil and ant I others other havo succeeded eded In organizing lc leagues ues of ot resistance in the state numbering men In tho the political cal struggle Yucatan has chosen as governor a n son of ot the people Carlos Castro Morales as s well wel as alt all al the deputies cpu epu- ties tics les tot to- to the federal and to the tho local congresses Its Is senators aro are also well wel known to tho the working people In Marida Yucatan patients in the tho cit city hospitals were driven out at tho the point of oC guns uns and those those who were too I II j I I J I i i I I I s sick ick to Wro fO fort t to t to o death i 14 In Ill the state of of f Tob men were killed by f J i men I 4 i 5 by Troops Troops' j A El m Paso Tex May I 3 3 Ab Abel n Trill wIll wi be selected ct d v 1 pr r governor go of ot Chihuahua H it I nr arr i f for or the rol appointment nt of oS tl now noI being made In Juar Juarez Juarz z b 1 r regime are aro carrl carried out This This- t 1 known tonight with the h that Gen Con P. P Ehi EHAs C Called ll le as an Adolfo do de Ia 10 a HUer a of oC Sonora nd rive nrc r c here hero Tuesday from Agu Agui t to o tal take tako o charge of ot tho the t n la following tho of oC the Juarez Juares garrison at J Monday I II It I was announced annoUnce in hi Juare that of tho the oral cral customs officials h havo vo b b rested b by the ro ol revolutionists r n control of ot the city Money a apers apers pers pens in poss possession of tho those Of were seized it was announced Mayor Maor J. J Trinidad Romero ai an of or Police Antonio d ai to bo ho virtually Under tinder arrest arrest the they were being allowed lowed t th tl of oC the city Two trainloads of ot rebel tr t tro ported this afternoon at Mo o were scheduled to reach JUI Juar Ju night night Juarez late Inte toda today wa was Quit for a a lone lono band playing and ana score core followers of ot tho the band ah rh Viva Yh Obregon on Saloons havo been closed closed Al AI tho the border was as closed to short time Americans a are ar s sIng ing Ing permitted to cros cross to Jet Ju though they are arc being do doso so o. o Casas GrandesI Grandes I Joins Revolution Juarez Mexico e May enemy of ot Obregon i s' ii mander of oC the federal troops troops' i t Glandes arrived In Jaurez Jaurea at 3 3 tonight and immediately went In ference with Gen J. J 0 Q 0 F mander of or tho the Juarez cob lowing th the conference It I wa was an anI that General Urbalejo and nl h his tr t. Casas Grandes had joined the the t tion i n n f. f lon Joins 4 Sonora Rebellion Calexico Calif Calf Slay May 3 3 Mex riving rJ toda today at acro line lne from here herc r ra that the thc Mexican garrison at aL dones lones Lower California had Join joi Sonora rebel movement thou phone a advices aies ies front from rom Andrade Andrade 0 o American side 61 o t tho line we tho the Americans knew nothing of at ported revolt l od nes v scene of oC a garrison mutiny la l' 0 |