Obituaries Related to "Trevino" from New York Times Archive
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L Trevino defeats L Elder in playoff on Sept 4 to win Greater Hartford (Conn) open golf tourn; illus
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L Trevino wins Tucson open after sudden-death playoff with B Murphy
VILLA DEFEATED BEFORE CHIHUAHUA; Withdraws After a 7-Hour Battle, Leaving Many Dead and Wounded. MADE FOUR ASSAULTS Trevino's Heavy Guns Effective in Routing Bandits, Who Had No Artillery. LED TROOPS IN PERSON Villa Charged with His 3,500 Men, with H
Villa defeated before Chihuahua by forces under Gen. Trevino, withdraws, leaving many dead and wounded
DECOYED BY SHAM PARLEY; Gomez Trained Machine Guns on Troopers, Left, and Opened Fire. CAPT. BOYD, LIEUT. ADAIR DIE Negro Troopers Dropped to Ground and Struggled with Bigger Force. PRISONERS IN CHIHUAHUA Gen. Trevino There Threatens Further Attacks
U. S. troops at Carrizal decoyed by sham parley, Gomez trained machine gun, Capt. Boyd and Lieut. Adair killed, with eleven soldiers, 17 U. S. soldiers interned as prisoners in Chihuahua, Trevino threatens further attack if men leave lines
CAPTURED SCOUT TELLS HOW TROOPERS FOUGHT; He Saw 11 American Dead, Besides Bodies of Two Officers ;- Threat by Trevino.
CHIHUAHUA CITY, Mex., June 22. -The seventeen American soldiers, negro troopers of the Tenth Cavalry, who were captured in the battle at Carrizal, were brought here today with Lem H. Spillsbury, a Mormon scout, employed by General J.J. Pershing, and were interned.
GEN. G. TREVINO DIES.; Commander Under Porfirio Diaz When He Ruled IVtex co.
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