Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-11
|CARRANlAAND VILLA
SELF ELIMINATED
NO MILITARY LEADERS CAN BE-
CONE PROVISIONAL PREsI.
DENT OF MEXICO.
coNsr,rurloNALIsTs AMEND
"PLAN OF aUApALouPE"
Agreement Reached Among RebsIs For
Establishmsnt Of Temporary Govern
,nent 70 suppIant Huerta Regime
Congress to Be Formed nd<Provis-
ionai Government Provided.

Torreon, Mexico, July 11.-At the
representatives here the plan of Quad
aloupe." under which the present rev.
olution has been operating, was
amended so as to prevent any military
leader from becoming provisional pres
fdent Of Mexico. This would eliminate
Villa, Carranza and Angalas. or any OF
the leaders now in the field as presi-
Dental possibilities. it was stated in an
official statement issued here by the
delegates today.
To Form . csn.rass.
According to amendments Of the
revolution plan. upon assuming control
Of the government at Mexico City Gen
eral Carranxa would call at once con-
gress of his military leaders and repre-
sentatives of the rank and fle, who
would be spoken for by one delegate TO
every thousand men. This body would
adopt a plan for the holding Of elec-
tions and a program for what policies
should be put into effect by the func-
tionaries who might be elected. It was
stated positively that no constitution
alist chief could figure as a candidate
for president or vice president"
Heated Sessions.
Tho official statement showed that
the argument had been spirited at
times, but 1t reflected a final accord OF
| the delegates Of Villas northern MILL
tary division and those representing
the division of the east as spokesman
for General Carranza. At the beginning
OF tho sessions, which lasted nearly .
week. the villa delegates requested that
Carranxa name responsible cabinet" "
naming various persons acceptable.
! The Villa deleEates modified theiIs ssug-
gs5tion and all delegates agreed to
present list OF names from which
could be chosen q directing commits
tee'' Of the government. They were
lslecias Calderon. Luis Cabrera, An
tonic /. villareal. Miguel Silva, Man
uel Bonilla, Alberto PAM, Eduardo F.
Hay, Ignacio L. Pesqueira, Miguel Dies
Lombardo. Jose Vasconcelos, Miguel
Alessio Robles and FREDERICK Gonzales
the conference.
An important act of the conference
was directed against the clergy which
had taken part in the present revolu-
ton. The statement said:
In connection with some recon-
mendation regarding the agrarian
problem that members of the Roman
Catholic clergy who actually or intel
lectually had assisted the usurper, Vic
toriano Huerta, shall be punished"
Denial Of Report.
At the Carranza-Vllla conciliation
conference ut Torreon an effort to pre-
vent General Carranza Or any OF the
military leaders Of the revolution from
becoming candidates for the presi-
sidency or vice presidency failed to be
adopted, according to lengthy official
statement issued here today.
The motion was made by Villa dele
gates. A motion passed, however, de-
manding that the first chief as presi-
dent ad interim, at the triumph OF the
revolution, should call convention
composed Of delegates representing the
constitutionalist army, every 1000 SOL
diers to be represented by one dele
gate by q military committee to be
appointed by the general of the divis-
ion which would fix the date and ar
range for the election.
Ruiz Leaves Mexico.
Mexico City, July 11.-Roberta Es'