Box 1
Contains 690 Results:
Telegram from L. de la Garza, El Paso, to F. Villa, donde se encuentre., 1915, July 9:
[Concerning the value of money.]
Telegram from L. de la Garza, El Paso, to F. Villa, Cuartel General., 1915, July 10:
[In code, with a translation; concerning fifty rifles charged to Medina.]
Telegram from L. de la Garza, El Paso, to F. Villa, Torreón., 1915, July 29:
[In code, with a translation; referring to #57.]
Telegram from L. de la Garza, Los Angeles, to F. Villa, Chihuahua., 1915, August 15:
[Unfinished; concerning Villa's belief that de la Garza is no longer faithful to the cause.]
Telegram from L. de la Garza, Los Angeles, to F. Villa, Chihuahua., 1915, August 16:
[Concerning Villa's belief that de la Garza is no longer faithful to the cause, informing Villa of a trip to St. Louis, with a stopover to talk to Hipolito about munitions transactions.]
Telegram from L. de la Garza, Los Angeles, to F. Villa, Chihuahua., 1915, August 23:
[In code, with a translation; concerning the possible sale of merchandise to Europeans to obtain money.]
Telegram from L. de la Garza, New York, to F. Villa, Chihuahua., 1915, September 3:
[Partly in code, with a translation; concerning contracts with Western for munitions.]
Telegram from L. de la Garza, New York, to F. Villa, Chihuahua., 1915, September 7:
[Asking for two cars to move his furniture to El Paso.]
Letter from F. Villa, El Carmen, to L. de la Garza, San Francisco, California., 1919, March 11:
Signed by Villa. [Attempting a reconciliation between Villa and de la Garza to facilitate the gaining of control of the North and the downfall of the Mexican government, mentioning General Porfirio Ornelas and Juan Vargas.]