The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-30


new revolution In Mexico. They we've
arraigncI before George Oliver, Unit.
ed State, commissioners.
WASHINGTON. June 3O.-The ac.
lvillr, NJ prominent MpNicdns now la
the United States and others In con-
ncction with. the Mexican bolltical
situation attracted much attention In
oTticlHl and diplomatic circles here to-
day and caused renewed discussion Of
the possibility Of peace In the southern
( republic
These activities included the ones
/ OF General Felipe Angeles. Wins
right hand man. 10 learn the sentl.
ment Of Washington officials toward
| the main Sltuntion--a leacp move
calling for II conference between GEN
erals Villa aud Obrcgon Oh the bOr-
der, and the prospective conference
between General Currnnza and Charles
A. Douglas, his Washington counsl
Messengers TO CarranIa
Mr Douglas has gone to Vera Cruz,
presumably to impress upon Carranza
the viewpoint OF the American gov
crnment as enunciAted In recent
statement 10y President Wilson that
the heads Of the warning factions In
Mexico must settle their differences.
Offlclals here ARE waiting to see II
General Carranza Ia willing TO change
Ms attitude towards peace Oyertures
by General villa. CarranZa hereto
fore consistently has declined such
offers.
Officials were interested today in
unofficial reports stating that Jose |.
Robles, minister Of war In the cabinet
OF Gutierrez, had announced that Gen.
eral villa and Obregon had agreed TO
discuss terms Of peace. perhaps with
In two weeks. Robles was said 10
have limited that the proposed confer.
cnce was result of fears Of the lead.
ers ~ the two factions that the revolu.
tion believed about to be begun by
General IIuerta would so complicate
the situation In Mexico that American
Intervention might follow.
Angeles Wants 10 Know
General Angeles stlT was here to-
e. day continuing 10 see what IL the
viewpoint Of Washington toward the
problem. In n statement he said he
? was opposed td Huerta and all that
J he represented In Mexican politics.
He added that he was In thorough
accord with President Wilson that
1 the Mexican factions compromise their
differences
Whatever the outcome. however.
4 " the activities NJ the Mexican lend
p crs townrd the situation In the south
. crn republic, nothing will be done hy
. the Washington government until
= President Wilson returns from New
4 Hampshire
FL PASO Tex. June 3O.-The DOS.
Hblllty " peace being considered soon
10y leaders Of the two larger warning
factions In Mexico and the continued
search by federal authorities for Fe-
llN lllHz, nephew Of former President
llinz reported last night 10 have
reached III Paso secretly, were the
y outstanding features here today Of tho
Mexican situation.
]" Jose label Robles. minister ~ war
I'm the cabinet Of Eulallu gutIerrex.
former provisional president. was an.
=, lhority FOR the statement that leader,
T. ot the two dominant factions had
. agreed 10 discuss peace terms. RohDes
, declined To discuss auy OF the propoe.
~ eel terms hut expressed the belief that
a, developments In line with this suRses-
a, ton might he expected by the middle
~ NJ July Rohles arrived Yesterday
w from the south, presumably 10 act a.
" Intermediary
since The overthrow OF the Gutierrez
government Rubes SAYS he has taken
n no part I'm the Carranla or villa cause,
hut has devoted his efforts to bringing
about an understanding. Robles Il
understood TO have conferred with men
~ high In the councils Of both factions,
An allnlght search failed 10 dis.
close the whereabouts Of Felix Diax.
Friends Of Dlaz were silent on the
., subject while adherents Of General
" lluerta professed ignorance OF the mo.
" tive OF the Dlaz visit.
~ Adylces TO the railroad office head.
y quarters In Juarez stated that General
u villa, entrenched at Encarnacion, &c
III miles south Of Aguas Calientes. was
~ engaged In desperate fighting with the
-, CarrnnZa forces under immediate com
III mand Of General BENJAMIN Hill. De
IN tails are lacking
u In a message to Miguel DiaE LON
q. hardo, hls foreign minister, Genera
ot villa expressed pleasure over the &C
tion of American anthorities IN appre
I'd hendlng Generals Huerta and orozco
M villa instructed Lombario 10 telegraph
ca President Wilson his appreciation.