Obituaries Related to "Ortiz" from New York Times Archive
ANDRES ORTIZ ELECTED CHIHUAHUA GOVERNOR; Two Die in Clashes at Juarez in Election of Government Party Candidate.
Elected Gov of Chihuahua
Alan T. Ortiz, a Veteran of Philippine Government and Business, Dies at 66
Mr. Ortiz traveled to Paris in March for an international conference and was exposed there to the coronavirus.
Red Sox Are Riding High, but Yankees Fend Off Death Blow From David Ortiz
The Yankees ended Boston’s 11-game winning streak and shut down Ortiz at two key moments in the game.
Pascual OrtiZ Rubio Dies at 86; A Former President of Mexico
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 4 (AP) --Pascual Ortiz Rubio, President of Mexico from 1930 to 1932, died today. He was 95 years old.
KILLED IN MEXICAN CRASH.; Former Wife of Ortiz Rubio Dies After Automobile Overturns.
Aceves, (Senora) F, killed when auto overturns
FLORES DIES IN PRISON; WOUNDED ORTIZ RUBIO; Man Who Tried to Assassinate Mexican President Was Serving Twenty-Year Term.
D Flores, who tried to kill him, dies
DIES OF GRIEF OVER SON.; Father of Mexican Youth Slain in Oklahoma Was Kin of Ortiz Rubio.
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ANDRES ORTIZ ELECTED CHIHUAHUA GOVERNOR; Two Die in Clashes at Juarez in Election of Government Party Candidate.
Elected Gov of Chihuahua
Alan T. Ortiz, a Veteran of Philippine Government and Business, Dies at 66
Mr. Ortiz traveled to Paris in March for an international conference and was exposed there to the coronavirus.
Red Sox Are Riding High, but Yankees Fend Off Death Blow From David Ortiz
The Yankees ended Boston’s 11-game winning streak and shut down Ortiz at two key moments in the game.
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