Arizona republican., 1920-05-27
Hoped To Retain Rule

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 Hoped To Retain Rule
 FL PASO, Texas, May 26.-Nenuss tiano Carranza, Mexico's latest pressf dent to be assassinated, believed unJI the last he could marshal his forces from some place of refuge in the Puebla mountains and sweep badR the tide of revolt which finally sngulfed his regime
 He did not fully know the extent of the wave that hed moved against him, according to Felipe RonquilIo former mayor of Jiminez, Chihuahua, who ac- companied him in his first week of flight from the Mexican capital. Senor Ronquillo. in Fl Paso today, detailed the troubles that beset the fleeing ruler until he was forced to leave his mili- tary trains near Rinconada.
 Carranza never intended 10 leave the country. he said.
 The trains which carried the presl- dent and his forces from Mexico City left on May C. Ronquiilo arrived fn Mexico City May .. the great national holiday of Mexico. to find the capital in gloom and overhung with an air Of foreboding Carranza then was busy organizing resistance 10 the rebels on May 6 rumors spread the first chief was preparing for flight and the rumors were confirmed in the public mind that day by heads Of various government departments moving their valuahles and documents Of state 10 the railway stations. This was the day. according to Senor Ronquiilo Car ranza first heard of the fali of Jaare1 that fateful city across from Fl Paso that legend has coupled with tho phrase that hc who takes Iuarcz takes Mexico. which again proved true.
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