The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-06
VIOLENT REVOLUTION
THREATENS N MEXICO
Fight to Finish Expected to Occur
Between Carranza and
Villa.
EACH am HEAD oF HIS ARMY
Long Campaign and Return to Com
,iitions Which Washington Officials
Have Been Trying to straighten
Out for Past Two Years.
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WASHINGTON, November 5.--Ad-
vices to the State Department and to
the ,constitutionaiist heareue ri ers
! here to-day Indicate that new, violent
revolution in Mexico.
| fight to n finish is now threatened
between Carranzn and Villa, who tho
Constltutionulists declare, bullied the
recent Representatives. convention. and
is trying to establish a military dicta-
torship. $500
Carranza and Villa are each at the
head of an army. From the way It
looks here. Secretary OF State Bryan,
oil his return to Washington. will have
to begin all over again his efforts to
! "pacify" Mexico.
Constant threats OF an attack on the
United, States troops at Vera Cruz are
related in word to tho State Depart
inent from General Funston.
The War Department has planted
itself on the position that it will not
upon the advice OF the State Depart
ment. and this must be met by Secre-
/ tary Bryan.
| 1t is estimated here that Carranzn
commands an army of>S0,000 men. and
! Villa about an equal force. CarranLa
| lis concentrating at Puebla, where the
state Department heard from him to-
| day through his agents. General Villa
! has O large part Of his forces near
| Aug uascalientes, and is reported as
full OF fight.
CAPITAL IN CONTROL
! OF CABINET OFFICERS
| Carranza has left tho national capi-
| tai In control OF his Cabinet officers.
| The diplomatic corps, II is understood,
will not follow Carranza to Puebla.
A long campaign between tho two
warning generals, and return to the
conditions which the administration
here has been trying to straighten out
| for the past two years is now nntici-
pated,
! Tho Conetitutionalist agency here
make this announcement to-day. show
! ing how acute the situation has be-
come:
"The agency, has received word that
! Generals Oregon. Blanco and Villareal
| have pledged their allegiance to Car
him In resisting the efforts OF Villa
| to force a military Dictatorship over
Mexico.
1.-THE action of these three men in
coming fresh from the convention that
jdisrexarded the efforts Of Carranxa to
himself. Villa and Zapata eliminated
from the political strife. and named
Euialio Gutierrez as Provisional Presi-
dent, Is taken TO mean here that the
convention was not allowed 10 act OF
| Its own yo)ition. hut was dominated
land buliled by tho villa army, which
| surrounded it ut all times
1T is; known thatlcarranza's support
ers In the convention made every sao-
rifee possible TO bring about an
amicabie settlement of existing con-
ditions, hut were hoatilly met Mt every
turn by Villa g ambition to the armed
arbiter OF MeSico's destinles."
General Obregon Ia commander of,the
ARMY division Of tho northwest, and
General Bllnco is his cavalry leader.
These two led the Constitutionalist
| army into Mexico City. General Villa
real, was chairman Of the military con-
vcntion that met in Aguascalientes, and
Is Governor OF the State of Neuve
| Leon.