The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-11
MANY PROMINENT
 MEXICANS PUT ID
 DEATH |S REPORT
Stories of Wholesale Execu- ti0ns Now Coming In.
 Virtually Every Import
 ant City Held by Rebs
By Associated Press

of Mexico except the states o Yucatan, Campeche and Chi apas and the northern part O he territory of Lower Cali fornia Is in the hands of thu revolutionists, according to ; bulletin given out tonight b, the local consulate of the lib eral constitutional party. I'm bulletin confirmed the repor of the capture of Presiden Carranza near Apizaco, Hi dalgo, and gave details.
 It is also confirmed" the bulie- tin said, 'that Generals Nurguia, Urquixo mud Bnrranga, the latter the famous chief of the staff of Cnrranza, were eNecuted," and that Gen. Candido Agui1ar, son-in-law of Carranza, and Manuel M. Dieguex, lost their lives in fight in the state of Vera Cruz. in which Gen. Alberto Salinas, nephew of Cnrranzn, commander of m ayia- ton school, was wounded and cap tureds
 Mexico City officially reported to Luis Mertca De Oca, "ccnsuP' for thc reyolu YnistS iNrre that ,bc entire convoy .escorting CHrranxa from the capital was captured with him near Apfzaco.
 "Carranza left Mexico City Fri day,' the buiIet1~ said. "He was accompanied. besides the general reported killed, by his official family, including Luis Cabrera. Manuel Aguirre, Berlnnd Jguacio BoniiIas, Luis Manuel Rojns. Gov. Ruedo Magrc. Manuel I.ucio BiancO and others, and to complete the catastrophe of the Carrsnza regime he was captured with all his re- maining. elements nt Apiznco.
 Gen. Alyaro ObreEon has orr dered Carranza returned to the City of Mexico, with all consideration, ordering all commanders not to kill or mistreat my one of his company.
 "The City of Mexico is quiet.
 "Orders have ben issued by Gov. AdoIfo De La Huertn, executive of the liberal constitutional govern ernmeDt, in compliance with all his statements that gambling he i. stopped in all territory controlled by his government, which. prnc- tfcalIy is the whole republic, for only three states had failed to rec ognixe the movement headed by the stntc of Sonora.
 Gen, Ramon Iturbc from SinaIOa, bottled at MazatInn, has joined the Sonora movement. and likewise, General De Santiago of Nayati."
 Consul De Oca, in a statement, expressed the desire to cooperate with all authorities on both sides of the international boundary for the "weifare of citizens on both sides of the river"
 Vpra Cruz, May fO.-An official bulletin received here from Mexico City announces that President Car ranza's train is on the Mexican railway between ApixacO md Es- peranza. It adds that a commis- sion has been dispatched from the capital to approach Carranza and offer him guarantees.
 The legislatures of San Luis Po- tosi and Durango have recognized the plans of the government at Agua Prieta. Many additional gem erals have given their adherence to the revolt, principally Casaro Castro, who bas placed himself at the disposition of General Obrc- gon with the forces that control Torreon and the whole Lakuna re- zion. All the principal towns of the country are controlled by the ObregOn movement.
 By Associated Press
 Washington. May fO.-The de- strOyers Putnam and Sherwood have arrived at Tampic0, Secretary Daniels announced late today, and quiet was reported to prevail there. The destroyer Cnse has reached Vera Cruz and the Dale Is en route to Tuxpam. The cruiser Dolphin also has reached Tampico, where there are now ample accOmmOda- tions tp take off Americans Is nec- essaryy
 The department has ordered three additional de~troyers to accompany the battfeship Oklahoma from New York to Key West in readiness for duty in Mexican waters.
 Capt. B. A. Long. comma nding the division of six destrOyers arr irving at Mexican ports, is aboard the Putnam at FampfcO.
 By Associated Prsss i Washington, May i0.--Mexico.s tat 'st revolution. after getting under wa, with remarkable absence of fighting has not been without th' isual tropical season of blood let ing.
 From behind the vefl which ob- reures the events of the Inst few days are beginnine to trickie the stories of wholesnic political exc cutions. counter executions and other ncc0mpnDfments which have xo frequently marked struggles for supremacy In the Latin merican countries.
 Carranza. variousiy reported cap
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