The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1914-11-27
|BLANC0 SPRINGS
COUP IN MEXICO
He Reports Gen Oregon, Car
rama Leader, Prisoner.
VIllEAREiL is ALSO CAPTIVE

carranza Supporters Are Charged
With Violating oaths to Sustain
Aguas caIientes convention-Amer.
lean Troops Quit Vera cruz-Re,
eeive Guarantees for Those Re.
naming.
San Luis Potisi. Mexico, Nov. "a
Provisional President Gutierrez was
notified by General Lucio Blanco that
the latter had taken possession Of
Mexico City in the name of the con-
vention
General Blanco reported that he
had placed under arrest General AL.
varo Obregon, General Antonio /. Viii
lareal and General Eduardo Hay, all
Carr2nza supporters, on the charge Of
violating their oath to sustain the
actions and sovereignty of the con-
vontion. Villareal was president Of
the convention.
President Gutierrez and the officers
and members of the convention are
delayed in going to Mexico City until
the railroad is sufficiently repaired .oI
them to make the trip.
Villa Awaits Gutierrez.
General Villa with 10000 men is IT
San Juan Del Rio, south of Querctaro,
awaiting the arrival Of President GIL
tierrez whom he will escort to The
capital
The attack on Guadalajara by the
army under General Felipe Angeles IS
still in progress and reports received
here are to the effect that the town
ig completely surrounded and that
Governor Dieguez, in command of the
CarranZistas, is expected to surrender
within a short time.
An army of 10000, which will DC
under the direction Of Secretary Of
War Robes, is being prepared by
Villa to march against Tampico Ten
cannon and twenty machine guns VIII
accompany the colummn, the move
ment will commence probably today
Tampico is held by General Luis
CGballero in the name Of CarranZa.
American Troops Quit Vera Cruz.
Vera Cruz, Nov. 24.---At 2:30 o'clock
Monday afternoon a speck on the
horizon showed the last of the trans
ports which were bearing away from
Mexico the soldiers of the United
States. Five hours and half before
that the outposts who have been
the interior approaches to
the city shouldered their arms and
began the general closing movement
that ended in the city plaza where
eight months ago they stood with
rifles.
II was a different city that these
marines and soldiers entered today.
Many business houses had closed their
doors for the day and the saloons
haG to close on the order Of General
Funston. The streets were thronged
with men and women, come to see
tho Americans marching to their
boats and to receive General Aguilar
and his 5000 constitutionalist soldiers
Bands were playing under Mexican
Tags and for everybody except the
busy soldiers it was something Of a
holiday.
Previous to the embarkation Cen |
era! Funston conferred with Colonel |
EGmundo Martinez, the personal rep.
'esentative of General Aguilar. United
States Consul w. w. Canada also |
alked with Colonel Martinez, and the
'esuTt is a working agreement under
which it is hoped peace may be main.
aimed. Promises have been given
hat Americans remaining in the city
yil! not be molested. Notwithstand.
ms these assurances more than 500
and 253 Americans decided
O leave with the troops. These peo-
,le will be brought to Galveston.
A Fish Story.