Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1927, Page 10

10 JRRECON T0 RUN, POLITICANG SAY ico City Circles Hold ex- President Will Be Can- didate in "28. ho Associated Press. EEXICO CITY, March 10.—That er President Alvaro Obregon will ® & candidate in the 1928 presiden-| elections is considered egone conclusion in political cir H ported conversation between and Rodolfo now v by ders as fur » proof that the ex- president has about made up his mind o accept the nomination Méeting the ex-matador reets, O ked him wh urn to the bull rin on the Obtaining a “Your power because I il be greater th have been trapped ‘While he has expre: e in pub | | congivssmen' s v country-wide in this way to prove | ints him to again e of chief executive. 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