The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-30
Agent of carranza Says
He Instigated Recent
Break of Chiefs l
MENTIONED FOR
THE PRESIDENCY
The Charge Includes Statement
That Angeles Is In Reality
Member of the Eu,rta 3
Faction Il
(By Associated Press. !

JUNE AJTrnHn
an'', nrece,eI. private secretliey Of Cen
eral Carranza, the constitutIoheituia
leader, tonight issued n qtaiamert IN
whlch nc charged tnat t:ererais Felinp ;,
angeles had inspired the recent scnT,-
troVersy between carranza and v1lS
he also accused Angeles of beinp In
realty an agent of General Huerta.
breccdn's statement was .iss,led az (
Ter conference with Luis Cabrera /.
one OF Carranza's representatives. WIN
is working for participation OF the
eonstitutionalists In an inSormai gpeaec
discussion. with the delegates to the
Niagara Falls mediation conference.
breceda admits that there ia a .serioiin
preach IN the constitutionalists rar,ka /;
wnlch probably cannot be healed nm
less mediation Is successful. ss..ys5fI sSs 5
In the statement Breccda aaserta
tnat he. felt. called upon to- make /,
known the real facts in the contentinhs !
between Villa and Carranza. beca,iSa..
public opinion In stha United Stafas Z
has been greatly lniHted, y 3, ls;s3 q
Angeles Hlamed. sS a g; e ~ 81
The statement In part follows:
The troubles between lia |S ana,
Carranzn have not all the sjmportante e;i
that haa heen s$aup upnSrdt, wins il66s
RppeaEea d i5}{;
FosrErinfate5 ea Iactty to- atEahx6 4sd Jti
not been for the inteFfersnea al E6si
.:oe !, Angeles, cf let nut h0f. 0f the htp4
nsninsa occurring
nave been; no differel 5;;!9 IL s'l
General Angeles SwAs5 q .commnndet.:
IN the Federal army Ete was sent on
a mission to Europe. by. Huerta, he
stayed there until October 1919: Ia
then asked to join the ranks az me
constitutfonalist army. rngeleS WIS
accepted. He was welcomed bys Car
renZa who appointed lin sub. q ,ri,-y
tary OF his war department - =; Z;
with the beginning OF the rlilitarr
activities against Tofreon and Weld
Ing to the wishes az villa Angeles
was sent from Sonora 10 help villa
In the investment OF 1TOrrcon. SIS 81
Since the arrival Of Angeles near
Villa, change In tho attitude Of the
latter was felt. nearly all tile acts
OF villa meaning dishgrcameEt With I
Carranza, such as the imprlsonmett
and attempted shooting Of Genssal9
Chao, which were due to the sdvice
Of Angeles. On June i2. (:fsrrnnza
asked Villa to send aoa,e .reinforce-
mcnts to Natera, who was. at ihe5iims
investigating zaostsess. rl,,..,,SS .l,.,:Ss.S
under tht advice OF A1gal,g 5r.fnssd,
to send aurh reinforcemensH unlegs he;.
could take charge OF the assault. do
ing all with his own forces. CaTraii-
ga insisted. Villa refused again aud
and In tit OF arger tehdersa HIS ;fex.
ignation as military commander!of3
the Northern division, X. ~ Is lt1 !
Mono I:Lt ytlIn. 8 fr x
"Carranza found himself Obliged 10
accept the resignation but he con-
voked the officials who were under or,
ders Of villa that they could choose
BY themselves their active leader. The
officials, influenced by. Angeles, 3refnu-
ed to appoint substitute and agreed
to support Villa. 81 Z! . s.sss,
"Carranza was acquainted with the
real causes OF the attitude OF Villa and
consequently he ordered the iu1mSs
date discharge of Angeles from the
position he held. i% { n \ 10 Sst7Es q
! Attempts have been made TO, patSls;
up the break. Nothing had BEEN obs
tanned until Villa realized that uiosf.
Of revolutionary; leaders had ASSURE.
ed their loyalty to Carranza, ana fhxfs
the real purpose OF Angeles \ Waa to-
use him as tool for his ambition To
bsc6ms provisional president OF Mexs
J leo. Then Angeles purp6se became
vain. q !, Z ~ 81 s.,.ss
"ln view OF this regulation villa has;
decidedly agreed to postpone the .dts-;
cussion OF his grieYances until the
revolution has triGMp Mphed. Carrahsa
has also considered that the campaikfS
against Huefta must be the chisf p1F
pose and that It would be impclitiSl kss5
spend time In an attempt Ito subj t6t
Villa" 81, IS &c. u
Foreigners Aided. s. !;
Breceda then charges that the saftt3.
tude OF villa. fostered on the sfnHtd6,
BY Angeles also has been Senco6rng9d
by certain foreign elements, ciiieflys
two intimate friends of Lazaro dSs IA
Cara, financial agent of aylli4
One of them is g fellow. OF many.
doubtful connections in the United
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