The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-21
ANGELES MISSION
STILL A MYSTERY
Washington SpeculAtes On Intentions
Of Former villa Chief; CarranTs
designations Accepted

WASHINGTON, June u Rumors
Of new peace movement by prOml.
nent MeIicans headed by Felipe An
gees, formerly Villa artillery chief
as its moving spirit occupied attention
Ot officials here today.
Various reports from the bOrdGr sal
Angeles had crossed into the United
Stutes but none agreed rs To his mis-
sion. Border agents Of the govern
ment reported he has on his way tC
Boston to visit his family Unofficial
0dvices from III Paso said Angeles was
ell route to Washington to represent
the military and that Miguel Dia2
Lomburdu, foreign minister would
reach the border I'm a few days on his
way II Washington 10 represent thu
conyenlionulist clyIl government in Il
new peace plan.
My stery In Mission
The reasons for Angeles mission
brought considerable speculation In Of
ficlaI and diplomatic quarters today
One version was that he was to confer
with MeXlCuus who have taken no par
IN the revolutionary activity, but whI
recently have been planning 10 form 0
| coalition with some Of the forces now
IN the field to enable them to get the
active moral support which President
( Wilson recently announced the United
States sOOn would give some group un
less the warning factions could Hgre,
among themselves Another eNplana
/ tion was that Angeles had left VIA
because uf personal differences with
him,
Although officials are watchins
closely changes In Mexican politics
they are taking 10 hand In the deyel
opments They are hopeful. however
that Uut uf the developments peace ul
tmately may come.
Officials were greatly relieved to
day over unofficial advlces which sulC
that the armored cruiser Colorado Ad
mira Huwards flagship, had arrived
at Guaymas with marines aud that al
was quiet In the laQui valley wher,
Americans had been threatened by th,
Indians The marines nre to he use,
to protect Americans, II necesslt!
arises but Admiral Howard has or
ders TO await further instructions
from Washington before landing il
Mexican territory.
designations Accepted
Consul Silliman at Vera Cruz con
firmed Carrnnza agency reports " th,
acceptance of the designations of fou
members " the CHrranza cabinet anC
added that their successor would b.
appointed thi, week Prior advice
have said General Obregon had de
manded that the officials be- retained
This development was regarded as
widening ~ the breach between Car
rama and his principal commander
The four who resigned are Luis Ca
hrrru, Rahpael Bubnrnu, Escudero Ner
dugo and Jesus Uructa. Cabrera an,
ZuhHran at various times have repre-
seuted the CarranZa faction In WASH
ing Mr. Silllman did not name thei
probable successors. He favored
report from General Gonzales, leadln
the expedition to re-ocCupy MeXic
City, saying that the force was clos
to the capital II had been reporte
that Gonzales has delayed his cutr
into Mexico city awaiting the outcom
Of the cabinet crisis.
ON BOARD L. $. :. COLORADO
Guaymns. Mexico, June IL Flghtin
Is reported IN progress along the VI
Qui river north " the American settl,
ment indicating that Villa troops no'
are beginning nctlye operation
against the lHQuls No YuQul a
tacks on foreigners have been rcpor
ed recently The Colorado arrive
here yesterday To protect Americans
the Mexican forces prove unable
stop depredptluns ~ the Indians Ca
rama TROOPS are advancing fro
northern SlualOH against the forces
General Maytorena. Burned brldr,
north ~ Guaymus undoubtedly wi
delay the transportation NJ villa
troops from northern Siloa 10 operat
against the advancing forces of Ca
rama.
AdviccS from Acapulco and Ver
Cruz state that conditions are quiet e
, cepting for occasional hrnwls amor
/ the garrison at Acapulco, where Il
military commandment has ordered a