Box 5
Contains 508 Results:
Telegram from F. A. Sommerfeld, Washington, to L. de la Garza, C. Juárez., 1914, June 19:
[Partly in code; asking him to protect the son of General Scott, an engineer.]
Telegram from F. A. Sommerfeld, Washington, D. C., to L. dela Garza, C. Juárez., 1914, June 19:
[Partly in code; referring to the lawyer S. G. Hopkins.]
Telegram from F. A. Sommerfeld, Washington, D. C., to L. de la Garza, El Paso., 1914, June 19:
[Referring to Farias.]
Telegram from F. A. Sommerfeld, Washington, D. C., to L. de la Garza, El Paso., 1914, June 19:
[In code.]
Deciphering of #45.
[Describing a conference with General Scott and the Secretary of War, who both favored Villa rather than Carranza and promised permission for arms and munitions to cross the border.]
Telegram from F. A. Sommerfeld, New York, to L. de la Garza, El Paso., 1914, June 20:
[Partly in code; informing him of a message from Santiago Winfield about banknotes.]
Telegram from F. A. Sommerfeld, New York, to L. de la Garza, El Paso., 1914, June 21:
[Partly in code; referring to a message about Angeles and to arrangements with Washington about arms and munitions.]
Telegram from F. A. Sommerfeld, New York, to L. de la Garza, El Paso., 1914, June 21:
["Hearst papers say…" (remainder in code.)]
Telegram from F. A. Sommerfeld, New York, to L. de la Garza, El Paso., 1914, June 23:
[Partly in code; asking him not to let information out to the press.]
Telegram from F. A. Sommerfeld, New York, to L. de la Garza, El Paso., 1914, June 23:
[Partly in code; concerning the inspection of arms in Cuba by Remington's manager and the passage of munitions to Juárez.]