Box 5
Contains 508 Results:
Telegram from F. A. Sommerfeld, Washington, D. C., to L. de la Garza, C. Juárez., 1914, May 25:
[Partly in code; suggesting that munitions be taken by train to José Sepulveda in Nuevo Laredo, and then to Monterrey, avoiding El Paso; saying that he will talk to Remington.]
Telegram from F. A. Sommerfeld, Washington, D. C., to L. de la Garza, C. Juárez., 1914, May 26:
[Partly in code; asking for an answer to #2.]
Telegram from F. A. Sommefeld, Washington, D. C., to L. de la Garza, C. Juárez., 1914, May 26:
[Partly in code; referring to General Villa's relations with the press, particularly in relation to the Benton affair.]
Telegram from F. A. Sommerfeld, Washington, D. C., to L. de la Garza, El Paso., 1914, May 27:
[Partly in code; saying that Zubaran informed him of negotiations between a confidential agent and the Department of State concerning tha transport of munitions to Nuevo Laredo.]
Telegram from F. A. Sommerfeld, Washington, D. C., to L. de la Graza, El Paso., 1914, May 27:
[Asking him to advise Villa that Quevedo's bandits are molesting Palomas Co. properties.]
Telegram from L. de la Graza, El Paso, to F. A. Sommerfeld, Washington, D. C., 1914, May 27:
[In code.]
Telegram from F. A. Sommerfeld, Washington D. C., to L. de la Garza, C. Juárez., 1914, May 28:
[Partly in code; concerning freight to be received by Sepulveda in Tampico.]
Telegram from F. A. Sommerfeld, New York, to L. de la Garza, El Paso., 1914, May 30:
[Partly in code; concerning a a shipment to be received by Sepulveda unless the State Department interferes.]
Telegram from F. A. Sommerfeld, New York, to L. de la Graza, El Paso., 1914, May 31:
[Concerning de la Garza's accusation that Flint & Co. have been selling used merchandise.]
Telegram from L. de la Garza (?), El Paso, to Chas. R. Flint & Co., New York., 1914, May 30:
["…Be sure goods ordered through Sommerfeld are new …"]