The daily star-mirror., 1923-12-12

carenaS, Mexican cOunSul general IN
New York City, said today that he
had received a telegram purporting
to come from Adolph De La Huerta,
rebel leader, informing him that he
had assumed command of the Mexi-
can government. The counsul said
that he had disregarded the message,
which had directed him to take or
ders from Huerta.
Rebels Defeat Loyal Troops
Vera Cruz-(A. PD-Revulotionary
headquarters here have announced
that the rebel forces under the COM |
mand of General Silviano Garcia, |
have defeated and dispersed the loyal !
troops surrounding Coatotolapan, a |
town on the Vera Cruz-Puelba bord- |
er, Jose Maria Sancheze, former gov
ernor of Puebla, at the head of the |
Obregon forces, being pursued by the |
rebels. The statement also asserts
that the government of the state of
Colima has been overthrown, while
all the troops in Silanoa and Sonora I
have joined the revolution.
Marching on Mexico City.
San Antonio-(A. P)-Large bod
les of armed men from all sections
are joining General Guadalupe San
chez in his march on Mexico City, ac-
cording to private advices received
from Vera Cruz.
Nogales, Arizona-(A. P)-The
movement on the west
coast of Mexico has attained great
according to advices re-
,eived here today and has spread to
Hazatlan, Sinaloa, where the garris-
N has been divided. The report that !
Ievera1 revolutionary generals were
executed following the skirmish is be-
ng Investigated here. I
Cleveland Is Convention City
Washington "a. P.) Cleveland
vas selected today as the 1924 con- y
ention city by the republican nation
/ committee. The date fixed for the
onvention is June 10. The commit
ee adopted a resolution providing
hat there be nearly HOO delegates,
8 against 9S4 in 1920. The vet-
AZ power OF the northern states :.
) increased by a provision allowing
IL states which were carried by =
Harding, three additional delegates ?
t large.
McAdOO Attacks Coolidge Message @
Los Angeles Ca P.) President v
colleges message to congress was fl
Lbeled council of dOrmancy," and q
is opposition to a bonus for ex-serv- fe
e men was characterized as q sum- O
ary dismissal of "just claims for II
)nsideration," in an addess by Will it
m Gibbs McAdoo before the Demo- b
ATTIC league today. The former di- D.
ctor general of the railroads derided q,
e presidents proposal for vol d;
ltary consolidation of these systems as
transportation, as a ''seven year h;
ch for a reduction in freight and
Issenger rates, with no assurance OF
lief at the end of the trial." telling
8 hearers that what is needed is al
IT seven years delay, but action" A
Charged AS Party to Murder III
P)-Mrs. Margaret 81
eaver has been indicted as acces- in
ry before the fact in the Staying M
Captain G.. S. Coburn by Philip E. fr
*. Solicitor General Boykin's office
nounced today. 1t is said that evi- M
nee has been obtained warranting
nilar indictments against several
her persons, whose names were not
sclosed. tn
Senate Deadlock Still On M
"a. P) Although u,
ere was break in the ranks of the on
pporters of Senator LaFollette of R1
sconsin, republican insurgent lead be
today, the senate remained in
adlock on the first ballot for the wi
.ction of a chairman of the inter Pr
tie commerce committee. co
Reelect Bureau President =. pr
P)-O. E. Gradfute OF
MIA Ohio, was today elected presi-
1T of the American Farm Bureau
deration, after plea for harmony da
J. A. Cornwall of Vermont, which ha
S taken to mean that the cooper w;
We marketing dispute, which mark no
the opening of the convention, had tin
smOOthed over. SUI