Box 1
Contains 690 Results:
Telegram from F. Villa, Leon, to L. de la Garza, C. Juárez., January 6:
[Concerning Carranzan paper money.]
Telegram from F. Villa, Calera, to L. de la Garza, Aguascalientes., January 14:
["Siento lo que les ha pasado, espero no sera de graves consecuencias."]
Telegram from L. de la Garza, n.p., to F. Villa, Mapula., 1913 (?):
[Transcribing a telegram from Pazuengo to the Governor of Durango concerning battles, with references to Riveros, Iturbe, Mariano Arrieta, Felix Diaz, Huerta, Carranza and Angel, and asking for Villa's decision concerning Mauro.]
Rough draft of a letter from the Cuartel General and the chief of the Division of the North, Francisco Villa, to the government of the United States and State of Texas, requesting permission for the passage of Mexican Federalist soldiers through American territory.], 1913 (?):
Part of a letter from L. de la Garza (?), to F. Villa (?)., 1913 (?):
[Concerning the treatment of foreigners.]
Letter from L. de la Garza, Torreón, to F. Villa, Jimenez., 1913 (?):
[Concerning a request from the Governor of Durango for financial assistance; concerning forces in Hipolito, Saltillo and Monterrey, with reference to General Robles and General Contreras; more in code.]
Telegram from F. Villa, Zacatecas, to L. de la Garza,, C. Juárez., 1914 (?), June 26:
[Dictating a message to be sent by telegraph, in code, to Sommerfeld, who is to make it known to President Wilson through General Scott; containing references to General Natera, General Pablo Gonzalez and Sr. Carranza.]
Telegram from F. Villa, Torreón, to L. de la Garza, C. Juárez., 1914 (?), June 30:
[Concerning the Englishman, George St. Claire, referring the matter to General Natera.]
Telegram from F. Villa, Leon, to L. de la Garza, C. Juárez., 1915 (?), November 17:
[Concerning the currency matter.]
Telegram from F. Villa, Cuartel General, to L. de la Garza, C. Juárez., 1915 (?), December 8:
[Concerning bank documents.]