Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-07-14 | Page 3 | Brazil Bottles up Revolution in Single State

r BRAZIL BOTTLES UP VP REVOLUTION IN SINGLE STATE ST A TEl TIN l Trouble rouble May Continue Continue for Weeks Unless j 4 gents Arbitrate RIO DE JANEIRO July 14 The 14 The Brazilian government today had bottled bottled bot bot- the Sao Paulo revolt within the borders of that state and it proceeded Immediately to follow up its ts advantage tage by mobilizing men money and munitions to complete the task of ot putting putting put put- ting tim the rebellion down Confidence was expressed that this would be accomplished in days instead in in- st stead ad of weeks A credit of was decreed to meet the expense of oC the campaign There was a feeling reeling in sonic some quarters quarters quarters however that unless the thc rebels who have constituted themselves the constitutionalist army arc are disposed to arbitrate the trouble may continue for tor several weeks The government announced that s Sao So o Paulo i which is as big as Iowa and land Illinois together was being attacked attacked attacked at at- tacked on all aU sid sides by troops from the states of Minas Parana Rio Hio de Janeiro and even Matto Grosso which was reported siding with the rebels The navy had blockaded the e sea sea- coast including the principal Sao Paulo port Santos which is the greatest greatest great great- est lest coffee coHee port in the world In previous previous pre pre- revolts in Sao Sno Paulo however flank lank attacks have rarely been successful successful suc sue the most effective invasions having laving been made along the Rio de deJaneiro deJaneiro deJaneiro Janeiro railway from the northwest In the meantime however landlocked land land- locked Rio Bio was deprived of important meat vegetable and other supplies for which it depends on Sao Paulo The armed strength of ot Sao Paulo is calculated to be as great as all the rest of Brazil The government announced the rebels rebels' took the defensive last night destroying bridges highways and railway rail rail- way vay lines to pr protect t their positions