Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
FOUR GARRlsoNs
JOIN SREVOl UTION

CONTINUED From First fa.e.l
tencio de La Vega named by dc I.a
itucrta, General Angel Flores. COM
nander OF tho First Division. OF the
army or tho northwest. controls
Culiacan. capital OF state. and more
than half OF the state after Invasion
from Sonaro. Flores now marching
on Mazatlan: Flores said to be gain
ing recruits rapidly. Prior to the
revolution hc WIS candidate for Gov
ernor OF Sinuloa.
chihuahua: Chihuahua City. the
capital. Pnrsai. Jimlnez and other
cities controlled by revolution!sts
who rsvolted against. Carranza.
Juarez and 0jina3o. on United States
border. expected soon TO fail Eevo-
.lutionary leaders claim between 200
and 1000 under arms with them Genl
eral IYnadio Enriquez. Candidate for
Governor. said to have $500 home
guards under him against Carranzs.
Carranza soldiers concentrated at
Cassas Grandas Tor attack on Sonora
declared in dangerous position, only
mounted and dissatisfied. The rail-
way from border TO Mexico City cut.
Guerrero: Constitutional Cover
General Fortunate Naycotte and
General Cipriano Jaimez. chief mill
tary commanders. General Aware
ohrGgon. candidate for the pres!-
dency. with the leaders after having
left Mexico City. From Guerrero
these forces were expected 10 at
tempt an attack upon Mexico CITY.
MichDacan: Constitutional Gov
ernor. General Pascual Ortiz Itpbio.
revoited and las assumed duties OF
military commander or revolutionary
forces.
"Zacateeas; Constitutional Cover.
nor. General Enrlqunz Estrada. re-
VOTED and assumed duties Of military
commands: Other revOiutionary
chicftains operating in state. GEN
crai Jesus NJ. Garza and Colonel
Castillo
"Iiidnlgo: Constitutional Cover
nor. General Nicolas Flores. reyolted
and assumed military command.
TlaSacnia: Constitutional Cover
nor. General Maxine Rotas. revoitcd
and assumed military command.
Moreloa: General Salvatore Con
zale3 revOlted at Cnacutla with his
FEDERAL command. General Benja min
Iiill. campaign manager for Oregon.
fed to MOreios and was joined in re-
volt by the C'srrnnza garrison at
CucrnavIca.
"Tssbasca: Constitutional Governor.
General Carlos Green. revolted and
assumed military command.
Snato Leon: Federal Generals Por-
hrio Gonzales and Polk Lozano, with
colonels Colleges and Absalom Lo-
znno. revolted. Not less than ten gar
riFons In different parts OF the state
have revolted.
Vera Cruz: General Armulfo Co
mez rcvoited at TuXpan In the heart
Of the oil region with his entire conf
mand OF about 2.5sD troops. He was
reported engaged In battle with Gen
eral Francisco HurGia. Du, report dis
counted.
''Nayarit: Colonel roidI with an
entire regimnns revoitcd In support oe
the Constitutional Governor. Josc
Santos tiod'nos, who was superseded
u? military appointce of Carranza
Revolt Spread. Rapidly.
In every state there are reports
OF revolntionary movements OF more
or less degree" 3aid General Niliareal.
we receive reports daily of new re-
volts, but until they are confirmed we
do not care TO awe them out
The revolution Is gaining more
rapidly than any previous one In the
history Of Mexico. II will succeed
and In between sixty to ninety days
Carranza's administration will have
passed into history
The rev oiutionists have pledged
themselves for what they believe just.
Foreigners. alike with citizens OF
Mexico. are given full protection and
Justice"