Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-13
CARRANZA LEADS
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General Felipe Dominguez, who has
been in control of government operations
in the State Of Tabasco has joined the
revolutionary movement.
AGUfLAR STILL LOYAL TO CHEF.
General Candido AgIilar, who is at
Jalpilla. near Orlzaba, is begging the
rebel authorities for permission to join
the President and share in his fate. Gen
cral Agllar on Tuesday sent word to tho
rebels that he desired to pass through
the lines 10 san Marcos and permission
was granted op the condition he would lay
before Carrnnza the true situation and tell
the president of the guarantees gwen
him by General Obrcgon, through mill
tarv commission headed by General
Trcvino. When this reply was received by
General Aguilar he broke down and plead
cd that he he permitted 20 go to President
Carranza and stand hy his side 10 the end.
Col. Carlos = Orozco, chief Of opera
| tons in the Tampico district, who was
| arrested when he arrived here on board
| the steamer Ialisco early this week. has
| been sent back 10 Tampico. lie is alleged
| to have had public funds in his possession
| when apprehcnded and will be placed on
| trial for embezzlement.
| STEAMER SEARCHED FOR CARRANzA GOLD.
The Dutch steamer Zuyderdyk sailed
/ from Vera Cruz today after having been
/ detained here for some time When she
| arrived il was announced she had IN her
| cargo airplanes which had been bought
| in Europe by the Mexican government.
| There was 4 suspicion. however, that her
! real mission was TO take on board large
amount of gold coin sent here by President
/ Carranza for deposit in Europe. When
| reports to this effect became current the
| ship was forbidden 10 quit port and q
! thorough search was made by ofii cials, It
| was found that she carried no Mexican
money and she was gwen permission TO
| leave.
American destroyer No. 292 and the
transport Maumee arrived here today.
CALLS on PEOPLE TO GO TO WORK.
General Obregon has spread broadcast
bv telegraph an appeal 10 the people 10
return to their customary vocatlons. In
explaining the cause of the revolution, he
| saws a revolt was 4eCessarv TO lheratc
th, country from a regime which Was
breaking down the intellectual and ma
terial life ol the people and which was
violating laws.
General Obregon has given assurances
Ia the press that correspondents Of Mexl-
can foreign newspapers with Carranza viii
not be molested lie has also declared he
would not exercise censorship over news
papers or the telcgraphic systems, and
that correspondents may use wireless IN
communicating with the outside world
The newspaper III Dictamen, OF this
CITY. has correspondent with the rebe
forces which arrived at san Andres and
Chalichomula 70 fight against the Car.
rama troops
INDIANS PoR CAPITAL GARRf son.
Gov. de la Huerta, supreme chief o
the revolutionary movement, IS expected
to arrive ~ Mexico City IN about week
according TO dispatches from the capital
With him will he General Gales at th'
head of 5000 laquis, who will serve al
Garrison forces in the central part OF th'
I country.
Revolutionary leaders declare they de
sire the appointment OF provisional presl
dent who will assume a neutral attitude il
politics and who will give assurances tia
the presidential elections will be protected
il il hoped the election can be held late II
| July as provided by law.
sTRlkFS CALLED OFF,
Representatives Of employers of stree
railroad companies and manufacture
+ concerns have held meeting AZ the capita
and have agreed thot strikes which hav
been in progress will be called off II }
agreed that matters IN controversy will ,
settled by cOnciliatlon.
Trains left Mexico City today for Tam
/ pico, Laredo and ToTreon, u is announce