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Mexican revolution seen as class clash and US interests
A Mexico City correspondent debates whether the Sonora revolt is a proletarian uprising or a maneuver by Carranza's foes and foreign capital. He cites American oil influence, promises from Obregon and Bonillas, labor radicals, and official statements as factors shaping a potential socialist shift amidst a turbulent, multilayered power struggle.
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Mexico City
Sonora
Revult
Mexico
Carrana
Wall Street
Wardipe
Nesisi
Marty
Mosina
Republic
Vieneil Manifexto
Adolfo de la Turia
Menito
Sovemioniste
Alan
Yucatan
Giregan
Carcanaa
Mesiea
Obregon
Corranen
Wheaton
Enon
Setiona
Ailien
Howsande
Dotlare
Taover
Alvarado
Workers of
Carranza
Bonillas
Tampico
Quintans Roo
Socialist Party
Ie Wis
United States
Wim
Gilles
de la Huerta
Sonora Praurgents
Hermosillo
de la Muerta
Lis Primple
San Antonio Light
Carranga
Carranal
Oxondit
Manuel Pelaez
Witnem
Fe Bekker
New York Tidune
Teaker
el Monitor Republicano
Luis N. Moronea
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Olshevika
Russia
RI Civilista
Tires Bonislas
Alfred
Communist Party
LW. W
Vines
Communinm
Proletariat
Ets
EL Civilixta
Oregon
Alder
Jnto