The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
WANT INTERVENTION
War Funds Being Raised and
Orozco and Carveo Appear
as the Leaders


Spaniards and federal refugees are
backing the new counter revolution
which has had its start in western
Chihuahua and is expected TO become
formidable when Pascual Orozco ar
riyes from the south.
Orozco is now in the position of
a man without a country. Both he
and Marcelo Caraeo. are said to have
offered their services to Provisional
President Carbajal to repel Carranza
and his Constitutionalist troops, but
their offers have been declined.
The Consttutionalists have threat
cncd TO execute both leaders If they are
made prisoners. Hence, thest two for
mer Maderista commanders at least,
appear forced into new revolution
whether they wish it or not. Both men
took up arms against Madero after he
went into Office and later joined the
Huelta forces
Hope Lies in Intervention.
The two men Will get aid and as
sistance II they successfully escape
from central Mexico. where they are
now operating. and can reach the vi
entity of the United States border for
United States government officials
here declare that the federal landown-
ers in northern Mexico realize that
their only hope OF saving their proper
ties Is in the starting of new revo-
luton in the hope that this will bring
about the Intervention.
While they do not think such a
couutc: revolution would ever grow
to such an extent as to become
formidable, they are said to hope that
the counter revolution will sufficiently
embarrass the Carranza administration
that the United States will be forced
to intervene in order to restore perma-
nent peace
1t is said between $4,000 and $4,000
has been obtained for the new move
ment and that quantities of arms and
ammunition have been purchased. Men
are being sent to points along the
New Mexico Chihuahua border each
hlsht in numbers and are being sup
pied with equipment after they cross
the line.
Expect Federals to Join.
Inc leaders of the counter revolu-
toh are counting on the possible re-
lease Of the federal prisoners at Fort
Nlhgate, n. NJ. who are expected to
JON the revolutionary movement.
Large numbers of federal officers and
soldiers are also expected to join, as
they fear they will be executed If they
remain in the territory controlled by
Carranza.
All of the "Colorados" or former
orozco revolutionists, are being de-
pended upon by the leaders of the
revolution, as their deaths have been |
uecreed by Villa. Where it is not now
poSS'ble for federals to join the new
movement, they are being advised to !
'e'ot and do everything possible to |
prevent the Carranza administration
i'oh establishing peace, it is said.
Discuss Peace With Carranza.
Washington, July ga delegate,
"u'horlzed by President Carbajal to
"eSotiate terms of peace with Carran-
~'' was due to leave Vera Cruz today |
iV' laihplco Within two or three days
-" orihIstice suspending hostilities in
'N'No Is expected. Carranza already |
"aS hotliled the state department he
WI agree. Carranza will spend a few
uays in Tampico.
Sarranza Advocates Ienience.
'ora, Mexico, July 23.-In a
sP'ech at banquet rendered by VIC
w." citizens, General Carranza advo-
''u ~ lehiency in the treatment of
s"e wy conquered by the victorious Con-
sttutionalists.
victoria, July 23.-Carranza said alll
oa,.,, are brothers but no leniency
oou'u DC expected for those directly
49,, 'elhed In the deaths of Madero
COL, 'uarez, that they be tried ac-
'orulng to law.
Carrothers Denies Break.
""shington, July 23.-Secretary
'san' encouraged by the latest des-
tss n from Special Agent Carrothers.
'sueu the following statement:
lo'hers telegraphs from Ell
aso be considers as unfounded all;
u OF another break between VII
""u Carranza. He also states the
situation is much improved
Peace Far From Assured.
- = @asnlnston. .nn. July 23.-Peace in Mex