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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/489513138

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/45423016

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/78270581

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[Pancho Villa, Rodolfo Fierro and Hugh L. Scott during the Mexican Revolution] [graphic]. [ca. 1915]

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Horne, W. H. [Pancho Villa, Rodolfo Fierro and Hugh L. Scott during the Mexican Revolution] [graphic].

Title: [Pancho Villa, Rodolfo Fierro and Hugh L. Scott during the Mexican Revolution] [graphic]. [ca. 1915]

Real photograph postcard depicting Pancho Villa, Rodolfo Fierro, and U.S. General Hugh L. Scott as they exit an unidentified building -- perhaps in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico -- in the presence of Mexican revolutionary troops during the Mexican Revolution.

ArchivalResource: 1 photographic print ; 9 x 14 cm

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Photographs of the Mexican Revolution and of the labor movement in Arizona, Colorado, and Texas, from the John Murray papers [graphic] ca. 1905-ca. 1935.

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Murray, John, d. 1919?. Photographs of the Mexican Revolution and of the labor movement in Arizona, Colorado, and Texas, from the John Murray papers [graphic]

Title: Photographs of the Mexican Revolution and of the labor movement in Arizona, Colorado, and Texas, from the John Murray papers [graphic] ca. 1905-ca. 1935.

portraits of military officers, women activists, soldiers in camp, scenes after battles, executions, and street scenes. Views in and around Agua Prieta, Columbus (New Mexico), Veracruz, Tampico, and Cuernavaca are included (among others). Also includes group portraits from the First Congress of Labor and some related to the Congreso Feminista de Yucatan. Portraits of generals and revolutionary leaders as well as rank and file Zapatistas and Federales are present, and some of United States troops. Many images are "real photo" postcards. views, from Arizona and Texas, include political events, rallies, and the American Federation of Labor. Includes images of pickets in Duncan, Arizona in 1915 and the coal miners' strike and Mother Jones Parade in Trinidad, Colorado in 1914.

ArchivalResource: 2 boxes (ca. 400 photographic prints) and 7 negatives ; various sizes.

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Mexico: selected photographers collection [picture]. [1880]-

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Waite, Charles B. (Charles Burlingame), 1824-1909. Mexico: selected photographers collection [picture].

Title: Mexico: selected photographers collection [picture]. [1880]-

ArchivalResource: Photographic prints.

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A.J. Schmidt collection of lantern slides of Mexican subjects, ca. 1904-1921.

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Schmidt, Albert J. A.J. Schmidt collection of lantern slides of Mexican subjects, ca. 1904-1921.

Title: A.J. Schmidt collection of lantern slides of Mexican subjects, ca. 1904-1921.

Lantern slides. Art reproductions of Mexican codices, Aztec cultural artifacts, and images of the conquest of Mexico; views of monuments, sites, and scenes in Mexico City, the Distrito Federal, Mexico state, and other Mexican cities and states. Many reproductions are of items in the National Museum of Mexico. Most other slides are commercial travel views of street scenes, people, buildings, and social life and customs in Mexico, including bullfights, plantations, and other representative Mexican scenes. Photographed by C.B. Waite (Mexico City), W.H. Horne (El Paso, Texas), and unidentified photographers.

ArchivalResource: 593 lantern slides.

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Fierro, Rodolfo, 1880-1915

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Fierro, Rodolfo, 1880-1915
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Murray, John, d. 1919?

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Murray, John, d. 1919?
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Scott, Hugh Lenox, 1853-1934

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Scott, Hugh Lenox, 1853-1934
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Villa, Pancho, 1878-1923

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Villa, Pancho, 1878-1923
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Horne, W. H.,

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Schmidt, Albert J.

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Schmidt, Albert J.
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Mexico

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