The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-07
MEXICO AGAIN .ON THE VERGE.
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Military Revolt Against The 0bregon Government Is Headed By General Guada- lupe Sanchez, Of Vera Cruz TRAINS INTO LATTER CITY STOPPED AND SENT BACK Government Making Strenu- ous Efforts To Put Down Uprising Of Marines And Army Forces

MEXICO CITY, Dec. GA military revolution. headed by General Gau- da 'upe Sanchez military commander of Vera Cruz, and directed againss the government of President Obre- gon, has broken out in Vera Cruz, ac- cording to reports received here.
 Trains between the capital aud Vera Cruz have stopped running, and confirmation of conditions in Vera Cruz is difficult to obtain. Officials refuse to comment on the situation. Celaya dispatches report that Presf- dent Obregon, who has been recupe- rating there, is rushing back to Mexico City.
 According to reports received here, the rebel movement is aimed at the overthrow of the Obregon govern ment. It is believed that Sanchez is supporting Adolfo de la Huerta, can didate for president in opposition to General Gales, whom sObregon fa- yors.
 Simultaneously it is feared that plans are under way for an anti Obregon coup in the state of San Luis Potosi. Government troops are trying to suppress second active revolutionary movement, headed by T Guerrero, where the rebels are said to be in flight before government forces.
 The obregon government already has taken strenuous steps to put down the Vera Cruz revolt, and is carefully watching over danger points.
 Trains Are stopped.
 es The Vera Cruz coup began Wed- lnesday night, when trains from Mexico City to Vera Cruz were stop ped at Arizaba and sent bacK to the capital.
 It is reported that marines CO., operated with army forces in the re- pudation of the central government. l. will be recalled that General Sanchez and his forces interrupted the flight of President Carranza from the capital in 1920. Sanchez is said to be an able man, and to have large forces at his disposal.
 The belief that De La Huerta IS involved in the plot arises in part from the fact that he is travelling under an assumed name and, accom- panied by a number of his follow CTS, including some members of the Chamber of Deputies, left Mexico City Tuesday night for Vera cruz The surprising rumor spread that ne was gong lo lut CHilcu otn~S5' "' though no reason for such action was given.
 Other leaders of the De La Huerta party left here Wednesday morning. It is reported that the railroad track east of Orizaba has been torn up for considerable distance. No trains are now being sent to vera Cruz from here.
 EorcefuJ Revolution Feared.
 At the headql arters of Plutarco Elias Gales, the rival candidate for the presidency, it is stated that De La Huerta supporters have been in communication with a number or generals for some time. It is feared here that the Vera Cruz affair marks the start of forceful revolutionary movement against Obregon, but as the President is considered to be III a strong position, Mexico City IS not so aroused over the coup as might be expected.
 Business here is going on as usual, and there is no excitement except in political party headquarters ana the local newspaper offices.
 Supporters of Gales report that there has been a general exodus or De La Huerta's men from the city.
 Prieto Laurens, a candidate Tor the of San Luis Potosi prov ince, who went to Vera Cruz with po La Huerta, has now gone to san Luis Potosi. It is reported he will at tempt an anti-Obregon coup In that state. Laurens. although less than 40 years old, is one of the strongest political fighters in Mexico.