The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 13, 1927, Page 12

shee PAGE TWELVE GEN, SERRANO * ISBLAMED FOR REVOLUTION Tlimination of Serrano and Gomez Will Make Obregon Next President Oct. 138.—(AP)— hed in the rev- Laredo, Texas, Blame for the bloods olutionary movement in Mexico has | s deen placed on General Francisco Serrano, presidential aspirant and one of the first rebel leaders to be executed, Palavicini, former M ‘al Arnulfo Gomez, presiden- tial candidate now hiding in the state of Vera Cruz with th i bel force, avicini as the most He affected victim of the outbreak. also declared that General A Obregon, unopposed reelectionist candidate, would be the next presi- dent of Mexico, due to the elimina-/ tion of Se no and Gomez. Palavicini, founder of El Univer- sal of Mexico City and recognized as one of the leading journalists of the republic, denied any connection with the revolution on which charge arrested and deported to this e He arrived yesterday accom- panied by uero, chief edi-| torial wr of Excelsior, also oe with complicity in the re- volt. Is for Anti-reelection Ticket “fam not a member of the pres- ent revolutionary faction, I am simply for the anti-reelection ticket,” Palavicini said in a signed statement. other words, I am opposed to i General Obregon’s s rd to be otherwise after 11 of fighting for the no reelection :prin- ciple. “The muti: of troops was plotted by General Serrano. His plan was | to leave Mexico City and go to aca, where he had loyal and then to march on the capital, but President Calles discov. ered his plans and removed the gar- rison at Cuernay When General Serrano and party arrived he found different troops. He was captured, court-martialed and execu‘ed. “The plan foiled, General Gomez was forced to flee, and all civilian sympathizers with the anti-reelec- tionist party went into hiding.” Movement W-3 Premature He branded the revolutionary movement as premature in the face of the strong Mexicair government. He predicted that eneral Gomez would be forced to abandon his fol- lowers and leave the country, “or a firing squad will take his life.” “Gen will be the » and the en- ico are oppo s will ir. pose Gen- , upon them, even their will.” vicini announced he probably 1 go to Havana to live. al Obregon, who arrive Sonora, yesterday to visit haracterized r imple riot.” asc denied that a strong rebel vvement existed and declared the senerals who revolted did not repre- sent any recognized political faction. Students Learn More About North Dakota Pupils in North Dakota schools are learning more about their state tha in the opinion of J. A. 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Campbell Carrington Weds Brother’s Wife New York, Oct. 13—(AP)—The ew York Sun says today that ‘ampbell Carrington was married here on Wednesday to Mrs. Anna Walsh Carrington, the divorced wife of his brother, Colonel Edward C. Carrington. The brothers gained arrested on a charge of beating Campbell with a cane. Later the colonel’s wife obtained a divorce | from him. $250,000 which was established at the time of the divorce in Chicago with the provision that she would not marry Campbell. Colonel Carrington, a wealthy, Chicagoan, had filed a suit in Chi- ago for alienation of his wife’s af- fections against his brother, at the time of the sensational “cane duel” episode here. The colonel, who i: years old,| \-aited outside of his wife’s apart- ment, and when his brother Camp- bell, aged 52, emerged, struck him with a cane, inflicting injuries that necessitated removal t» a hospital. ke at him first. 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