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Eusebio Calzado Papers Doc 6173., 1914-1968

Title: Eusebio Calzado Papers 1914-1968

A participant in the Mexican Revolution, Eusebio Calzado (b. 1870) organized the Mexican railroads for the revolutionary cause, some of his activities accomplished from exile in the United States. The collection contains letters, certificates, clippings, photographs, and artifacts related to Eusebio Calzado's service in the Mexican Revolution. Included are letters from Pancho and Hipolito Villa, briefly discussing events of the revolution.

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Calzado, Eusebio, b. 1870. Papers, 1914-1968.

Title: Papers, 1914-1968.

Correspondence, clippings, certificates, photographs, and artifacts including letters from Pancho Villa and his brother, Hipólito Villa, concerning the Mexican Revolution, and decorations awarded to Eusebio Calzado, who organized railroad operations in Mexico for Villa. Other persons and places represented include Jesús Calzado, Matías C. García, and Eagle Pass, Tex.

ArchivalResource: 2 artifacts.

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Garza, Lázaro de la. Lázaro de la Garza papers, 1905-1939 (bulk 1913-1920).

Title: Lázaro de la Garza papers, 1905-1939 (bulk 1913-1920).

Letters, telegrams, financial documents, and assorted material pertaining to de la Garza's association with Pancho Villa and to the Mexican Revolution in northern Mexico. Materials relate to financial affairs of the Villa movement and to business affairs of L. de la Garza & Co., Inc. While the documents reflect such financial transactions as transfers of funds, printing of currency, and payments for purchases, they also illustrate the logistics of Villa's campaign through references to orders for and delivery of supplies, munitions, equipment, and by mentions of military operations and plans. Items concerning L. de la Garza & Co. reflect the heavy involvement of the firm in munitions. Primary correspondents are Pancho Villa, Felix A. Sommerfeld, and Raymundo E. Navarro; others include Servando C. de la Garza and José Garza Zertuche. Corporate entities in the papers include the Comisión de la Hacienda, Agencia Comercial y Financiera del Cuerpo de Ejército del Norte, Banco del Estado de Chihuahua, Rio Grande Valley Bank and Trust Co., American Bank Note Company, Western Cartridge Company, J.P. Morgan & Co., and Manoil and Rhein. Also present in the papers is correspondence relating to de la Garza's personal affairs and mining interests, and documents relating to lawsuits involving Hipólito Villa, Alberto Madero, John E. Orfila, A.G. Orfila, and J.E. Garrett.

ArchivalResource: 2.3 linear ft.

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Calzado, Eusebio. Eusebio Calzado papers, 1914-1968.

Title: Eusebio Calzado papers, 1914-1968.

Letters, certificates, clippings, photographs and artifacts related to Eusebio Calzado's service to the Mexican Revolution.

ArchivalResource: 13 items.

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