Obituaries Related to "Gomez" from New York Times Archive
COL. DELGADO'S VICTORY; SAID TO HAVE DEFEATED A THOU- SAND CUBAN INSURGENTS. The Cubans Retrent in Disorder, Leav- ing Their Dead on the Field -- Gen. Gomez, and His Forces Approach- ing the Province of Havana -- An- other Defeat of a Large Rebel For
Adrian Gomez, Who Cared for Migrant Youth, Is Dead at 52
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‘Me and Earl and the Dying Girl’ (With Movie Trailer): Alfonso Gomez-Rejon Narrates a Scene
The director discusses a scene from “Me and Earl and the Dying Girl.”
HUERTA'S BROTHER SHOT BY FEDERALS IN MEXICAN REVOLT; Alfonso Was Put to Death, One Report Says -- Fell Fighting Troops, Another Declares. OTHER GENERALS EXECUTED Gomez in Retreat, Government Asserts -- Newspaper Founder Jailed in Capital. HUERTA NOW
A de la Huerta killed by federals; rail and wire communication between Mexico City and Vera Cruz resumed; Gomez and Huerta allies; F F Pallavicini, ex-journalist, imprisoned as intellectual leader of revolt
GOMEZ FACED DEATH WITHOUT FALTERING; Mexican Rebel Chief and Aides Displayed Fortitude Before Firing Squad. WROTE WIFE AND MOTHER Gomez's Body, Worn and Haggard, Is Scarcely Recognizable -- He Will Be Buried Beside Serrano.
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 6 (AP). -- It was difficult to recognize the Gomez of old when the body of the rebel leader, who was executed yesterday near Teocelo in the State of Vera Cruz, was brought back to Mexico City late last night.
SPANISH TROOPS ROUTED; AMONG THE HILLS OF SAN BLAS, NEAR CIENFUEGOS, SANTA CLARA. Col. Vasquez and a Lieutenant, with Many Soldiers, Killed -- Official Account of the Battle Tells a Tale Favoring the Government -- Gomez Leads Four Thousand Men to the
Officers (Five) Trial; Acquittal
COL. DELGADO'S VICTORY; SAID TO HAVE DEFEATED A THOU- SAND CUBAN INSURGENTS. The Cubans Retrent in Disorder, Leav- ing Their Dead on the Field -- Gen. Gomez, and His Forces Approach- ing the Province of Havana -- An- other Defeat of a Large Rebel For
HUERTA'S BROTHER SHOT BY FEDERALS IN MEXICAN REVOLT; Alfonso Was Put to Death, One Report Says -- Fell Fighting Troops, Another Declares. OTHER GENERALS EXECUTED Gomez in Retreat, Government Asserts -- Newspaper Founder Jailed in Capital. HUERTA NOW
A de la Huerta killed by federals; rail and wire communication between Mexico City and Vera Cruz resumed; Gomez and Huerta allies; F F Pallavicini, ex-journalist, imprisoned as intellectual leader of revolt
SANDOVAL ON MARTI'S DEATH.; Borrero's Escape with Gomez -- Wounding of Juan Guerra.
Killed; M. Gomez Wounded
GOMEZ FACED DEATH WITHOUT FALTERING; Mexican Rebel Chief and Aides Displayed Fortitude Before Firing Squad. WROTE WIFE AND MOTHER Gomez's Body, Worn and Haggard, Is Scarcely Recognizable -- He Will Be Buried Beside Serrano.
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 6 (AP). -- It was difficult to recognize the Gomez of old when the body of the rebel leader, who was executed yesterday near Teocelo in the State of Vera Cruz, was brought back to Mexico City late last night.
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