Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-22
NEW MEXICAN ELEMENTS
MAY UNITE FOR PEACE
Rumors Follow Arrival Of Angeles
and Reports Of Friction Between
Carranza and Obregon.
Ex-CABINET MEMBERS IN PLAN
Expected That Subject Will Be Dis
cussed With Washington Govern
ment-Officials Still View Yaaui
Uprising With Great Concern.

WASHINGTON. June 21.-The un-
expected arrival in the United States
OF General Felipe Angeles, General
Villas principal military expert since
I the split in the Mexican Constitutional
ist movement. and reports OF friction
between General Carranza and his field
leader. Obregon. have given rise to
persistent rumors that certain elements
IN the contending factions are about to
inaugurate ii definite movement to
bring about peace in Mexico
General Angeles, passing through
Chicago to-day en- route to Boston,
where he will visit his family, denied
there had been any break between him
self and villa. This was asserted also
by villa representatives in Washing
ton. Enrique c. Llorete, Villas spe-
cial agent and close personal friend
OF Angeles, although disclaimine any
official knowledge. intimated that An
geles had been commissioned to dis
cuss peace plans with the Washington
government and that some OF Car
ranza's leading supporters. including
obregon and members of tho Carranza
cabinet. whose designations have been
accepted, were cognizant of efforts to
be made for solution OF Mexican diff
culties.
CARRANZA DENIES
BREAK WITH OBREGON
General Carranza. who thus far has
declined to accept Villas offer for a
conference to devise n plan for re-
establishment of constitutional govern
ment. formally notified his Washington
representatives that reports OF breaks
between himself and Obregon were un-
true. Notwithstanding this. however.
officials here were inclined to the belief
that Obregon and other CONSTITUTIONAL
ist leaders who thus far have stood bv
Carranza in his uncompromisng atti-
tudc were now ready TO talk OF peace
negotiations.
The designations OF part oS.nc Car
ranza Cabinet were regarded here as
particularly significant, in view of Car
ranza's refusal to consider Villas ap-
peal for conference. 1t was reported
that friends OF General Carranza in the
United States had undertaken to dis
suade him in his decision to ignore
Villas request for n conference
or particular interest to Washington
officials was tho announcement from
London to-day that Sir Edward GREY
Secretary OF Foreign Affairs, had
warned British subjects against visit
Ing Mexico unless absolutely necessary.
a few hours before this reached the
United States advices reached the State
Department from Mazatlan that Yaouii
Indians had raided the town of Mochis
and had killed John Jamiston, a Brit
ish subject.
VIEW YAaUI UPRISING
WITH GREAT CONCERN
Washington officials still view the
Yapui uprising with considera BILE con
Germ and await reports from Rear
Admiral Howard. who arrived utl
Guaymas yesterday on his flagship Colo
RADIO to afford protection to foreigners
in the Yaqui Valley.
Unless renewed attacks are made on
Americans, IL is understood. ADMIRAL
Howard Will hold his men on ship
board and await the outcome of Gov.
CONTINUED on Second PaceN