Obituaries Related to "Huerta" from New York Times Archive
Paid Notice: Deaths NEALS, HUERTA C.
NEALS-Huerta C., 86. Doctor for the poor. A Funeral Mass took place for Dr. Huerta C. Neals, on Saturday, December 23, 2000, from the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, in Jersey City, New Jersey. Dr. Neals who ran a medical practice for the indigent and others in Jersey City for nearly a half centry, died on December 17th, at home in Jersey City, New Jersey. Surviving are his wife, Antoinette Johnson Neals, two sons, Neal Neals and Huerta J. Neals, a grandson, Geoffrey L. Neals, a daughter-in ...
DE LA HUERTA, 72, OF MEXICO IS DEAD; Provisional President in 1920 --Consulate Inspector Was Exile in U. S. for 12 Years
de la Huerta, Adolfo
S. G. BOPKINS DEAD; LAWYER IN CAPITAL; Had Been Adviser to Foreign Governments and Figured in Political Intrigues. tf IN CREW OF ARMS RUNNER Tried to Land Munitions for * Chilean RevoltuAdviser to Villa, Huerta and Carranra.
Hopkins, S G
JOHN LIND DIES; WAS WILSON AIDE; Former Minnesota Governor Went to Mexico as Unofficial Envoy in Huerta Regime. FOR RECOGNIZING CARRANZA He Became Democrat on Free Silver Issue--Elected to Governorship While in Army Camp in 1898.
Lind, J
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
MORE TROOPS GO TO GUARD TEXAS; Secretary Garrison Orders Three Regiments from Galveston to Mexican Border. CONFIRM OROZCO'S DEATH Federal Officials Get Reports That Huerta Partisan Was Shot by American Posse. CARRANZA SCORNS APPEAL First Chief Reasse
Orozco's death confirmed; he was shot by Amer. posse
OROZCO WAS KILLED BY AMERICAN POSSE; Huerta General and Four Followers Met Death in Raid on Ranch in Texas. MORE TROOPS GO TO GUARD TEXAS
EL PASO, Texas, Aug. 31. -- Government officials here tonight said they had received reports confirming earlier rumors that General Pascual Orozco, prominent military leader during Mexican revolutions of the last five years, had been shot and killed in a fight between Mexicans and in American posse.
TO KILL OFF GEN. OROZCO.; Salazar Also to be Put to Death for Disloyalty to Huerta.
will be put to death for alleged disloyalty to Huerta
Paid Notice: Deaths NEALS, HUERTA C.
NEALS-Huerta C., 86. Doctor for the poor. A Funeral Mass took place for Dr. Huerta C. Neals, on Saturday, December 23, 2000, from the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, in Jersey City, New Jersey. Dr. Neals who ran a medical practice for the indigent and others in Jersey City for nearly a half centry, died on December 17th, at home in Jersey City, New Jersey. Surviving are his wife, Antoinette Johnson Neals, two sons, Neal Neals and Huerta J. Neals, a grandson, Geoffrey L. Neals, a daughter-in ...
DE LA HUERTA, 72, OF MEXICO IS DEAD; Provisional President in 1920 --Consulate Inspector Was Exile in U. S. for 12 Years
de la Huerta, Adolfo
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