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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08
sTocIE MAKERS MEET

The members Of Garfield Local Of
Stogie Makers met Wednesday, and
while routine business was attended
to-. several questions arose that we're
embodied m . call 70 bs issHed fhis
week for meeting to be hsld next
Wednesday.
TIL result Of the vote ON amalgama-
ton and the new conditions that win
surround the Stogie Maker after the
18th Of this month when they become
Is part Of the Cigar Makers Interna.
tional Union@is creating considerable
interest among the stogie rollers In
the valley.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08
WhitakeT-G|essneI
Indefinitely Idle
(Bulletin.).


(Bulletin.)
Whitaker Glessner mill will remain
idle. This statement was made to the
mill committee by the management
when the committee instructed them
they were ready to go to work when
the mill would resume. The manage.
ment pointed out to them that the
shearmen and the openers had re-
fused to accept the reduction and
abide by the new conditions and un:il
such time as all men returned to
work satisfied with the new conditions
the mill would remain idle. A meet
ing of the mill committee and the
shearmen and openers Of both plants
here and In Martins Ferry. was held
at the Assembly hall. at P. NJ. Fri
day, to effect settlement of the diff
ficulty, as both plants are affected.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08

suits: for amalgamation 6,557;
against 1875. The vote in itself was
proof that amalgamation was a fore
gone conclusion, as very little opposi-
ton was manifested in any section Of
the United States. The vote means
that Immediately the Stogiemakers
win be governed by the Cigar Max
ers' Union, dating from April 18th,
and from that date. after a patient
wait Of over thirty years, they become
mart Of the American Federation Of
Labor.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08
Wage Trouble At
]. E. Moss Iron Co.

The Moss Iron plant. on 2sth street,
was the scene Of . little excitement
Monday. The management made 1t
known that reduction Of 10 per cent
would be given the men. the same to
go into effect ut once.
A meeting was held and some &c,
partments refused to work; other de-
partments held that this was very
poor time to resist. a. the firm at
present has not an order on their
books that calls for immediate ship
|ment. The result Was that about
20 uer cent of the men quit while the
Others remained ct work.
II WIN b remembered this nrm
|uuspendsd about IS Of thsir men ser
|sral Weeks ESQ. i
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08

with the organization they have fund
tor the aid of tubercular 3ictj~1s en-
Sloyed at the trade.
This fund was arranged by donation
of five thousand dollars. made by the
Manufacturing Potters Association,
and like amount was voted from the
general fund of the N. B. of O.. P.
This sum is now almost exhausted and
1t will no doubt be arranged in the
same manner to continue the plan.
1t has not worked out as well as was
expected, as many members suffering
with this disease would remain longer
at their work, due to the fact that no
provisions were made for their famil.
les while being treated. An out-of
work insurance being agitated now
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08
Stationary Firemen Subscribe
For Wheeling Majority In Body

The Firemen at their local meeting
were very mu hcinterested in the re-
port Of thir committe serving on the
joint committee of the Building crafts
and the Assembly.
At this meeting they took up the
proposition offered the locals. and by
. unanimous vote OF the Local. decid.
ed to accept 1t by subscribing for
the Wheeling Majority as q local.
Other business of importance re-
quired the attention of the local.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08
New Union
Is Launched

In the Market Auditorium Sunday.
the advertised meeting Of the men en-
ployed about the mills Of the Ohio
Valley was called promptly at Q p. m.
with Thos. Craig of Martins Ferry.
acting as temporary chairman. About
eight hundred men were In attend
ance.
In this gathering were men from
nine locals of thea malgamated Asso-
citation and some men who worked In
mills where no organization existed.
The object Of the call was placed Be.
fore the meeting by Chairman Craig.
permanent president and secretary
was elected. The tmporary officials.
Thomas Craig and Robert Edwards.
having no opposition. were elected. To
get the question before the house the
following motion was made: THAT
We go into the organization Of . new
organization composed Of men in and
about the mills in the iron industry
This created considerable confusion
as many Of those for and against de
sired to voice their sentiments all al
the one time, Out of the confusioI
came motion granting fifteen min
utes to any man desiring to tax OF
the motion.
The speakers in turn spoke Of ths
crookednass" Of the present oficeti
OF the Amalgamatsd Association
While others made an appsal to thos,
present to save the Amdeamated ~
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08
zbyszke. Monday
viii Draw Crowd

Zbyszko. the acknowledged worlds
champion wrestler, will be seen in
action next Monday night at the Audi
torium. The giant Polish grappler is
known as the sensation Of the Goth
Century in the wrestling game. He
Is a law student of the University Of
Vienna, and on account Of his ex-
traordinary wrestling ability and ire
mendons strength, which he showed
ct the age Of 10. he was induced BY
Prof. Ripeaupere Of Paris to meet all
the best wrestlers In Europe, Of whom
Zbyszko mt and defeated every one.
George Rissbaeher, the Austrian
champion, who will NETT zbyszko in
. finish match Monday night, is train
ing at Rochester, N. Y, and from re-
ports receive It seems that the Aus
with the champion. The big Austrian
has met and defeated some mighty
good men and should make things
hum for the Polish mat wonder. Kiss
bacher weighs $40 pounds and has
world of strength as well as wonder
full endurance. :
This will be the nrst appearance Of
zOyssko in this city. Much has been
said about the wonderful European
grsppler. The giant Pole is consider
ed the greatest grappler ever turned
out by any European country. The
worlds champion possesses both won
derful strength and endurance, as well
as q thorough knowledge OF the wrest-
ling game.
With Zbyszko in good condition and
RESEARCHER trained to the minute. To-
cal fans are bound to witness the best
talent that can be procured In the
wrestling game.
Among some Of the mens that have
met their waterloo by the Pole are
Sampson, the German giant; PlestinA.
Jenkins. Jack Leon and Aberg, who
was defeated for the Greco-Roman
championship in South America lax
summer. Among some Of the we'll
known European Champions disposed
of by the Pole are LIE Marin, the
French champion; Carl LaTress. the
Belgian champion; Zygolf and Specket
the German grapplers. Zbyszko is
considered the most marvelously de-
veloped man who ever appeared be-
fore the public. Besides being the
champion wrestler the Pole can do
anything in the world that is possible
for a man to do with strength and do
1T with the science Of an artist.
The local wrestling fans are very
anxious to see the champion in action
and there has been a big demand for
seats.
The tickets will be placed on sale
at the Auditorium ticket office Fri
day morning.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08
More Carpenter
Contractors Sign

The carpenters business agent re.
ports several more contractors added
to the list Of those already having
signed Inc 1915 scale. A meeting Of
the coference committee Of the AL,
lied Building Trades and the confer
ence committee Of the District Coun'
ell Of carpenters has been arranged
for some evening a the Early part Of
next sHeSk. go ~
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08
Iron
Workers Booming

Reports from out the state are to
the effect that a great building boom
Is on in the different inland cities.
From the Structural Iron Workers
which local embraces the entire state.
comes the report that all members OF
their local desiring to work can do so.
This, Of course, excerpts structural iron
men employed on the Traction build.
ing.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08
WHEELING STEEL & IRON
Will RESUME IN FULL

The Wheeling Steel and Iron com
pany at Benwood. which has been
idle so long, will resume in very
short time. So many rumors have
been circulated as to when it will re-
sumo. On this occasion the Majority
is in position to say that from an
official source comes the announcement
that this plant will resume in short
time
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08
Street Railway Mems
National Officers Here

Rein Orr. national Treasurer of the
Street Car Mems International or
ganization Is here in the city together
With VIM. WEIGH.
The interests Of the men will be
well cared for. .:
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08
Electrical Workers Have
Apprentice Glass Success

The class examined by the. Electri.
cal Workers Union last week was an
entiresuccess. A couple Of candidates
were III the night OF the examination
and arrangements were made to ex-
anime them next Thursday.
The class graduate from the helper
boys II tourneymen electrical work
era.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08
jTile Co. Improves

The Wheeling Tile Co. is making
many repairs on the plant Among the
greatest changes is the removal of the
engine and the installation of electric
ity as the motive power.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08
Consider Power
House Trouble
i

!. The Building Trades Section met
Thursday evening and heard report
Of the committee on Traction Build
ing. The Section by vote approved
of the WORK Of the committee. The
Section was attended by the repressn-
tatiybes Of all locals affiliated.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08
Cigar Makers
Vote In Favor

The tsbulated vote Of the Cigar
Makers on amalgamation has been
received ct the Stogie Makers head
quarters. and gives the following re-
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08

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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08

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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-04-08

IN the Ohio vslley--The
workshop of the world
catering to 125, 900 Indus
trial Population. i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24

mente, quejandOSe de que las
autoridadeS revOluciOnarias de
Mexico confiscan, algod6n,
plata y ORC, ganado, caballos,
guayule Y toda clase de pro-
ductos nacionaIes que la ma
yor parte de las veces pertene
cen a companias eXtranjeras
Y clio da lugar q molestias y
disgustos, pues el gobierno a
mericano no puede evitar la
Introduction de esos articulos
en- vista de que hay una ley
que 10 prohiba.
Sc calcula en- Glen millones
de pesos 0 mas el valor de los
articulos que los reyoluciona-
rios han pasado a los EStados
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24
MAYTORENA NUEVAMEN
TIE Al FRENTE DEL
GOBIERNO.

Nogales, Arizona, Enero
21.-Contra las versiones cir
culantes dias pasados, de que
el Gobernador de Sonora, Sc
nor Jose Maria Maytorena,
pensaba ir a la Capital de Ia
Republica, q desempenar un
importante puesto publico, he
adquirido informes de perso-
ma caracterizada references
al aSunto.
Dice que el menciOnado
funcionario Sc tarsladara a
Hermosillo, a ponerse nueva-
mente al frente del gobierno
del EStado, tan luego como Sc
restablezca el trafico ferro-
carrilero.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24
Sc lhAPEDIRA La INTRODUcC CION De Los ARTICULOS
ROBADOS EN- Mexico
Telegrama especial para LAPRENsA.

WASHINGTON, Enero 23.-
En- ell departamento de estadO
del gobierno americana Sc eX-
presG hoy la esperanza de que
muy pronto daria el Congreso
algunoS pasOs encaminados a
dictar una Ley que prohibiera
Ia Introduction al pals, de los
articulos propiedad de ameri-
canos u eXtranjeros residences
en- Mexico, que son importados
pOr los revoluciOnarios de a.
quel pals con objeto de hacer-
Sc de elementos para la pro-
secuci6n de la campaHa.
La medida anterior Sc juzga
de suma urgencia en- vista de
la multitud de reclamaciones
que estan llegando al departa-
mento de estado frecuente-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24
HubO una junta de conner
ciaHtes en- la Ciudad
de Mexico
Tratan de proveer a la
ciudad de algunos CO.
mestibles
C.. Mexico Enero II.

En- ell salon de sesiones del
Departamento de TrabajO Sc
reunieron aver un buen MI
nero de comerciantes Y pro-
pietarios de fabricas, para in
formar al Gobierno con toda
exactitud de los pedidos de
mercancias y otros objetos que
tienen hechos y deberan lie
garles de los Estados de Mi
chiocan, San Luis Potosi, Qua
najuato y algunas otras pla-
zaS abastecedoras del interior
de la republica. Esta junta
tuvo por Objeto hacer yer a los
altos empleados del Gobierno
las necesitade que hay de que
Sc prOporcione al comerciO de
Mexico suficientes carros de
ferrocarril para las mercan-
cias que tienen que ser intro
ducidas a la metropoli, y que
vendran aliviar en- mucho la
Situaci6n desesperada porque
(Pasa a la 9a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24
R. Gonzalez Cara ROmbra
aQeRte confidential a
Su hermanO.
Ira a sustituir a Enrique
Llorente cue ocupaba
eSe cargo

Ell PASO. Texas, 22.-Hoy
Sc supO en- esta ciudad que Fe-
derico Gonzalez Cara, her-
mano del Coronel Presidente,
habia sido nombrado Agente
Confidential del gobiernO
mexicano en- Washington, en-
sustituci6n de Enrique c. Lilo
rente.
Gonzalez CARA saldra pa
ra la Capital de los Estados
Unidos dentro de pocos dias.
Su nombramientO ha sidO he
cho por su hermanO el presi-
dente, ignOrandose las cauSas
que haya habidO para que Sc
le quitara ese cargo a Loren
te; aunque Sc SupOne que no
sean otraS que el deSeO de IA
vorecer a los miembroS de Su
familia, 10 miSmO que 10 hizO
ell preSidente martir a Quien
tanto admira el nuevo provi-
sional y trata de imitar en- to-
do.
Federico Gonzalez Cara
ocup6 el puesto de Ministro
de Gobernaci6n en- el gabinete
revolucionariO de don Fran
cisco l. MaderO, SiendO deSig
nado despueS Gobernador del
Distrito Federal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24

Unidos desde el principle de
la campana, siendo la mas i'm
portante de esas importacio-
nes la de aIgod6n que hicie-
ron los yillistas cuando Sc apo
deraron de la ciudad de To-
rre6n.
La Ultima de las reclamacio
neS que ha llegado es la de
una compania minera de Pa
chuca, propiedad de espanoles
' que solicitan que no Sc entire
que al representante de los
carrancistas una remesa de ba
rras de plata Y orc que 6stos
Sc robaron en- eI mencionado
mineral de Pachuca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24
NUMERO 90

co.
Segun manifesto ell agente
confidential del primer jefe
de la revuelta, ninguna fuer-
"a armada amaga hasta ell pre-
sente momento a Tampico, que
Sc encuentra suficientemente
guarnecido por fuerzas que
estaban al mando directo de
Pablo Gonzalez, quien Sc en-
cuentra con su Estado Mayor
y una competente escolta, GER
ca de la ciudad de Linares, en-
el camino de Monterrey al
puerto tamaulipeco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24
ASEGIRAN LOS VILLISTAS QUE PUEBLA
ESTA EN- PODER De EMILIANO ZAPATA
Dicha plaza fue recuperada despues de un san.
griento combate
Telegrama especial para LA PRENSA.

WASHINGTON, Enero 23.-
Los villistas aseguran que han
recobrado la importante ciu-
dad de Puebla, tras de un san
grientO cOmbate efectuadO en-
ire carrarncistas Y zapatistas.
Aver Sc anunci6, de manera
Official, pOr Ia agencia del 60
biernO cOnvencioniSta, q la ciu
dad de- Puebla estaba siendo
evacuada por los carrancistas
que dej0 en- la citada capital
el general Alvaro Obreg6n.
Y la noticia propalada esta
tarde pOr la agencia villista en-
esta ciudad, viene a corrObo-
rar que el elemento que sigue
al primer jefe ha fracasado en-
Su intento de apoderarse de la
parte oriental de Mexico.
FL agente carrancista en- es-
ia ciudad, licenciado Eliseo
Arredondo, ha desmentido los
quehan circulado res
pecto a que los villistas est&n
atacando el Puerto de Tampi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24
Seran repatriados los ame-
riCanOs RESIDENCES en-
TampiCO lamps.
El secretario Bryan Sc
dir'ije al vice-consul
en- dicho puerto
Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.

Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.
Washington, Enero 22.-El
Secretario de Relaciones Mr..
Bryan envi6 hog un mensaje
al Vice-C0nsul americana en-
Tampico Mr.. Thomas H. Be-
yam pidi6ndole informes deta
llados acerca de los escanda
los que ALI han ocurrido con
motive de Ia desocupacion de
empleados asi como de GUAM
tos ciudadanOs americanos ha-
braan quedado sin trabajo en-
Tampico y Sus alrededores.
Mr.. Bryan pide al consul
americana lie informe tambien
Sobre el numero de ciudada
nos de su pals que deSearian
v0lver a suS hogares en- case
de que ell gobierno de los Es-
tados Unidos eXpensara los
gastos de pasaje.
En- la contestaci6n de Mr..
Bevan recibida en- la tarde de
este mismo dia, manifesto que
los americanos que han queda
do sin trabajo en- Tampico y
sus alrededores ascienden a
1,O00y q ue en- su mayoria es-
tan dispuestos a regresar a los
EstadoS Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24
Uu million de pesos en- es'
tampiIlas estan en-
MatamOr0S.
Fueron recogidas de to-
das las plazas eva
cuadas

Brownsville, Texas, EnerO
22.-HOy Sc supo en- esta ciu-
dad que las autOridadeS ca
rrancistas de MatamoroS te-
nian en- su pOder una gran can
tidad de estampillaS meXica
mas. tanto de COrreoS como de
la renta federal del Timbre,
por valor de un million de pc
sos, V que han sido traidas a
esa ciudad, de las diversas po-
blaciones que Sc han viSto obi
gados a evacuar.
Una de las remeSas mas
grandeS que la que Sc traje-
ron de Monterrey para evitar
que los convencionalistas del
general Angeles Sc apOdera-
ran de esos valOres, que Siem-
pre- seran una fuente inagota-
bic de recursOs.
Segdn Sc dice en- case de
que los convencionistaS llega
ran a triunfar en- toda la re-
gi6n noreste del pals Y avan-
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24
SIGUEN DESERTANDO 0 LAS FUERZAS QUE
ACOMPANAN A EULALIO GUTIERREZ
Ouinientos soldados al mando del coronel Estra-
da llegaron la Capital
Telegrama especial para LAPRENSA.

Ell miSmo PreSidente prOvi
Sional infOrm6 que QuinientOS
Soldados, bajo el mando del
CoorneI Estrada, abandonarOn
las filas gutierristas, regre-
sando a esta ciudad, para pO-
nerse a las 6rdenes del 60
bierno convencioniSta. OtroS
quinientos hombreS mandadOs
por los jefes Veitia Y Juan
Ortiz, telegrafian desde Tula
noticiando haber abandonadO
q Gutierrez Y Sc disponen a
venir a Mexico, para fortale-
Ger al gobierno provisional.
SegGn los ha eXpresadO el
general Gonzalez CARA, Eu-
lalio Gutierrez Sc dirije al Es
tado de San Luis PotoSi, acom
panado de los miembrOS del
gobierno que 10 siguieron en-
Su aventura.
Los bancos de esta capital
Sc niegan a vender cambios de
d6lares q consecuencia de que
el peso mexicano Sc cotizo hoy
a dOce centavOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24

LAREDO TEXAS, EnerO
23.-Luis Gutierrez, el jefe
carrancista de quien die aver
que habia salido para el Sur,
ha Ordenado que Sc recOncen-
uren en- Candida, Coahuila, po
blaci6n Situada a diez leguas
de la ciudad de Lampazos, n.
L. todos los pequenoS destaca
mentos que estaban apostadOs
a 10 largo de Ia via ferrea.
FL prop6sito de Gutierrez
es el de atacar a las fuerzas
del general Felipe Angeles,
que han salido de la ciudad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24

de Monterrey con lntencloneS
de atacar Ia guarnicion de
Nuevo Larei 10, para apoderar-
Sc de la referida plaza.
Los archives de las diversas
oficinas que Sc encuentran es-
rablecidas en- la vecina ciudaG
han sido empacadas en- tres
furgones, y segun acabo de
informarme, van a ser traSla-
dados a esta ciudad, para
evitar que caigan en- poder de
las fuerzas que van a atacar
a Nuevo Laredo.
Ell CorresponSal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24

Washington, Enero 22.-Las
noticias que Sc han recibido
de la fronte MeXicana pOr Ia
agencia carrancista de esta
ciudad, dejan entrever que las
fuerzas de Gutierrez Sc han
undo con las de los jefeS ca
rrancistas para continuar jun
tas la campana contra Villa y
Zapata.
ESQ Sc desprende al menos
del siguiente telegrama envia-
do por Jose z. Garza que es el
consul constitucionalista en-
Brownsville, Texas, y que di-
ce:
"No es cierto que Tampico
ha sido atacado por las fuer-
zas villiStaS. Todas las fuerzas
que Sc titulan convenciOnistas
y que Operaban en- esa region
Sc han undo a los constitucio-
nalistas. En- seguida tranScribo
a I'd. el mensaje que el gene
raj Santos envio envio de Vic
toria al general Carrera To-
res por conducto del goberna
dor Caballero:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24

ciudad. de que dos mil solda
dos pertenecientes a la facci6n
que esta bajo la f6rula del ge-
neral Francisco Villa, mar
chan sobre Sonora, para re-
forzar a las tropas que tiene
bajo 5u mando el gobernador
de aquel EstadO, Jose Maria
Maytorena.
Con esos elementos, Green
los villistas poder destruir a
los carrancistas que Sc encuen
tran aun en- ell EStado de So
nora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24

MEXICO D. F. EnerO %
Ell PreSidente provisional, Ro-
que Gonzalez Cara, infOrm0
a los periodiStaS que estuvie-
ron entreyiStarlO esta tarde,
que las negociaciones empren-
didas por e. para neutralizar
el Distrito Federal, siguen He
yandose a cabO con el mej0r
exito Y que. a base de los a.
cuerdos tenidos haSta hoy, to-
do hace presumir que las fac
clones que Sc disputan la ciu
dad de Mexico IIegaran a IN
acuerdo que redunde en- pro-
vecho de los habitanteS de to-
do el DistritO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24
Los viIlistas derrOtaron al iefe
revo5uciOnario Carrasco
Salen fuerzas reforzar en- Sonora, al Goberna
dor Jose NJ Maytorena
Teieg-ama especial para LAPRENsA.

WASHINGTON, Enero 23.-
Avisa el comandante del cru
cero americana San Diego"
que Sc encuentra fondeando
en- el puerto de Guaymas, que
el general Carrasco, pertene-
ciente Q la facci6n carranciSta,
fu6 derrotado en- un punto
situado a setenta y cinco mi
Has al Sur del Puerto de Ma
zatlan, por las fuerzas Willis
ia.
Sc tienen noticias, de parte
de la agencia villista en- esta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-24
LAS FUERzAS De EULALIO GUTIERREZ Sc
UNEN A LAS DEL PRIMER JEFE
A manifesto efe revoucionao Santos mensaje

sionado pOr el general Euge-
Mo Aguirre Benavides, que a
su vez ha sido ampliamente
autorizadO por Eulalio Cutie
rrez, PreSidente Provisional
para tratar con I'd. asuntos
de alta importancia. Hemos
roto las hoStilidades contra los
generates Villa y Zapata. A
guirre Benavides me ha dadO
instruccioneS para que comu-
nique a I'd. que Sc reconcen-
tre con sus fuerzas Immediate
mente a San Luis Potosi. Con
ell prOpiO que I'd. envi0 a San
Luis, el general Benavides lie
envia este mismo menSaje.
General Samuel NJ. Santos.
(firmadO.)
Ell general Santos eS unO de
los jefes carrancistas Y el ge-
neral Benavides es de los que
salieron de ia capital con Eu-
lalio Gutierrez. Carrera To-
rres como Sc sabe es el jefe
cOnvencioniSta que opera en-
TamaulipaS en- la region situa
Pasa a la pag. s