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’ 'n the case. The evidence against
Rebels Claim Territory
B 11th a" nk‘s"'.Aire
. Weakening a-- Obre-
gon at San Marcos
VERA CRUZ. Dec. 14.—-—'i‘he first
important battle between Revel“!
tionary and Federal forces is re-
ported today impending some
place between San Andres and San
Marcos. midway between here and
Mexico _City. .1: is reported that
President Obregon, whose move-
ments have been a mystery since
he left the capital several days
Ito. is with heavy Federal torces
in San Marcos. using ~his prcrence
to inspire the troops 'to halt the
rebel hordes advancing rapidly up-
on the capital. .
are elated at reports that :he re-
volution has nined strong head-t
way on the West Coast. cradling]
new menace. to the 'Obregon Gov.
ernment. It is reported-that th
Cities of Merida. and .Progrcso. 1n
the State of Yucatan. have taucn
before the revolutionary lorcvs led
by Col. Ricaldc. Gov. Puerto Ca-
rillo of Yucatan and his tol.'.wers
are said to have tied with all the
export taxes and customs funds.
Revolutionary Headquarters hero
announce that rebel forces under
command of Gen. Silviano Garcia
have defeated and dispersed the
loyal troops which were deirndins
Joatotoispan. a town on the border
of the States of Vera Cruz and
Puebla. Jose Maria Sanchez. for-
mer Governor of Puebla, who was
at the head of the Obregon forces,
is being pursued by the Heels.
The statement also asserts that
the Government of the Sta'e of
Colima has been overthrown.
while all troops in Sonora and
Sinalos. have Joined the revolu-
tionary movement.
"The troops of Gen. Estmda."
continues the statement. "ha-e be-
gun» their advance toward LII Pie-
dad. Michoacan. where it is ”spec-
ted a major combat with the 0b-
regon forces will take place.
"Coast towns in Miclioacan have
recognized the revolutionary L-‘0\'C*
mom. Several squadrons belong—
ingdo the 651): Federal Rec-ment.
which were in garrison at Coaloo-
man. have joined the revolt as
have the forces in Agnillillu."
Lleul. Col. Daniel Castillo has
taken charge of the Government of
Colima. the communique asserts.
Persons reaching Esperanza, Pue-
bla. from Merxico City. brought
word of President Oiiregon's dopar-
uro from the capital Tuesday morn-1
int. ostensibly to review troops at
Querctaro (Iroquato?). but it is be-
lieved here that the President will
not return.
The Ferment Commissiomofabs.
Provisional Congress for the State or
Vera. Crux has informed all corpora.
tions in the State that the revolution-
ary regime recognizes their rights.
Although the mixes of the State had
been suspended. the Provisional
Government has notified them to re-
lain their offices in order that the
administration of justice might not
be impeded.
A message from Ben. Angel Flores
a Presidential candidate. announces
his adhesion to the rebel movement
and says he is moving his troops in
Sinaioa to assist Gen. Estrada in
the latter’s advances on Mexico City.
Gen. Guillermo Castillo Topic. and
Carlos Dominguez, each in command
or a. detachment, have gone to rein-
force the sarrison in Puerto Mexico
and to organize military operations
in the south.
a A telegram from Gen. Maine in
the State or Sonora informs the rev-
olutionary Government that he is
joining the rebel cause with a band
of Yaqui Indians.
A new State Government has been
set up here and has already begun
to function.
BOHANNAN CASE
CONi‘iNUED I0.
Banning TERM
State’s Attorney Cum-
mings Says He Has
Not Prepared Evi-
dence Against Him
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 1 4.——(Special
to The Sentinel)——State's Attorney
Homer S. Cummings announced fol-
lowing the session of the Criminal
Superior Court yesterday that the
case of Dr. Benjamin Bohannan at
Stamford. charged .mth criminal
malpractice would be continued
until the February term at the
Criminal court. .
In explanation. Mr. Cummings
said he was not prepared to try th
,case. «
“I have not,had a chance to pro.
pure evidence," he said. ' '
Assistant state's Attorney E. Earl
Garlic]: later conceeded that the
Slate is,preparing expert testimous'
‘r Bohannon he said, will be highly
rvflinicai. 3 . . .~ V
Dr. Bohannon is ' charged with
wins performed an illegal operas» ‘
it upon Minnie Ulmschneider. at, ~
Imiord. He has indicated'that‘be
’l plead not guilty. Judge Allyn
' .Brown will preside at the Febrtlé
Y. term of the Criminal Court.
Revolutionary" headquarters here -
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