Box 9
Contains 439 Results:
El Universal., 1919, January 1:
[Saying that General Villa is trying to regain money from former financial agents, including de la Garza, in order to retire to private life.]
Los Angeles Evening Express, page 1., 1919, March 27:
[Concerning de la Garza's filing of an answer to Madero's suit, alleging that Villa is an enemy of the United States and cannot be represented in its courts; also mentioning the filing of a countersuit for the amount due on a promissory note signed by Alberto Madero and Antonio Elosua.]
Los Angeles., no date:
[Same as #8.]
El Heraldo de Mexico, Los Angeles, page 1., 1919, April 1:
[Saying that Madero's suit against de la Garza was thrown out of court.]
Los Angeles Examiner, page 3:, 1920, February 15:
[Concerning reports that Francisco Villa is demanding that the United States turn de la Garza over to him in return for the release of Americna hostages.]
Results of an audit of the books of Sr. Lázaro de la Garza on August 31, 1911.
Letter from Eliseo Ruiz, Mexico, to L. de la Garza, El Paso., 1914, April 8:
[Concerning David Russek's journey to El Paso to collect money owed by de la Garza to Marcos Russek, with references to Mauro de la Peña and Pascual Borque.]
Letter from M. E. de la Garza (?), C. Juárez, to George C. Carothers, C. Juárez., 1914, May 27:
[Giving the names of those involved in the authorization of cotton exports, including Mauro de la Peña.]
Telegram from E. G. de la Garza, Los Angeles, to L. de la Garza, El Paso., 1914, June 25:
[Asking if she can buy an automobile and mentioning the fall of Zacatecas.]
Telegram from Samuel Colton, Washington, to Jose Garcia, C. Juárez., 1914, July 28:
[Asking for funds.]