Salt Lake Telegram | 1915-03-17 | Page 1 | Promises Martial Law Soon in Mexico

PROMISES MARTIAl LAW SOON iN N MEXICO WASHINGTON March 17 Enrique C. C Llorente representative representative here herc of General Villa conferred with Secretary Bryan today on Oil the killing of John II it McManus lc lanus an Amerl American n In Mexico Mex Me- olex ico City b by Zapata troopers lie He assure assured the s secretary cretaI on tho strength of ot a message mess from General Villa that proper r reparation would be made Unofficial a advices reaching tho the state department today told of oC tho the return return to Mexico City of oC Roque Gonzales Garza elected provisional pro president b by a convention of oC generals January 17 Ii and of or his Iss Issuing a n statement assuring protection for the public In the tho capital Partial I law would pu be c G p statement t J t. t T said A Advices telling 7 Garzas Garza's return I said there was no disorder In the city and that business houses had b been cn reopened Colonel Garza who was vas elected provisional president ent o 0 of Mexico b by a convention con of ot generals at al Mexico CIl City on J January muar 17 11 as the tho successor of oC Eulallo Gutierrez evidently nth en entered entered en- en red tf-red the capital with Zapata troops on March 11 11 after its evacuation l by bythe bythe the Carranza forces under General Obregon tho the preceding diy day Business In Mexico City was wan suspended during tim tho closing days das of or the Obregon occupation oc- oc because of ot disorders which foreign n merchants declared the Carram Carranza Carranza Car Car- ranza ram leader had fostered This statement was W denied lJ by the tho constitutionalist chief chic In his reply on March larch II 11 to a a. note not of prot protest st from rom Secretary of oC State Bryan