Charles J. O'Connor papers, 1915-1919.

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Charles J. O'Connor papers, 1915-1919.

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Relating primarily to his work as American Red Cross special representative in Mexico to aid destitute Mexicans, June-Nov. l9l5. Include copies of his letters and cables to ARC headquarters describing conditions in Vera Cruz and Mexico City, his negotiations with government officials, attempts to secure and distribute food, the chaotic political situation, etc.; letters from ARC officials, including Mabel Boardman and Ernest P. Bicknell; correspondence with U.S. State Dept. re his assignment; copies of his diary notes, June 22-Nov. 4, l9l5, covering his journey from Tampico to Vera Cruz to Mexico City and commenting primarily on the political scene; reports on his relief work; minutes of meetings of the ARC Committee in Mexico City; reports on conditions in Mexico (not written by O'Connor); clippings; etc., Also included is a report of his experiences in Red Cross work, prepared July 8, l9l9.

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United States. Department of State

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Boardman, Mabel Thorp, 1860-1946

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