Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-11-10 | Page 9 | Mexican Rebel General Slain

MEXICAN REBEL GENERAL SLAIN MEXICO CITY'. Nov. 10 (By The Associated Press.) The round up of the rebels who hnve menaced th power pow-er of Pre-ident Obregon has now-snuffed now-snuffed out the life of General Juan ,-, 1 1 - v, i-oV.nll lr.nu far-. tions along the west coast and particularly par-ticularly In tho state of Slnaloa. He was killed Thursday, together with seven of his men. In a battle with federal fop s at GunmuchUlto In tho stato of THirnngo. Not loner ago It was understood that Carrasco was attempting at-tempting a union with General Mur-Kula. Mur-Kula. the rebel leader wbo was cap-tursd cap-tursd and executed last week. The announcement of the passing of ; Carrasco came to the war office Thursday night from General Juan ITorros. federal commander In the Iurango region. General Torres reported re-ported that his casualtle In the combat com-bat amounted to only two Injured. I Government officials had reckoned iCarrdsco ns tho most serious obstacle to peace In northwestern Mexico. Of late thr came reports of his men holding up Southern Farlflo trains operating op-erating from Matatlan to the border depredations wrought by Carrasco have long been a constant embarrassment embarrass-ment to tho government. General Candido Agullar. son-in-law of former President Carranr.a. and well-known rebel. Is now being sought by the federal forces.