federals

7 photos tagged federals, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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1861

2015

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Wystan said:
LOC: Bain's caption reads "Federals," not "Feds." The Mexican troops were not called "Feds."
Wystan said:
Another Bain/LOC photo of Mexican federal troops at Torreon:
Jesús Roberto Duarte said:
By Bain's serial numbers these two pictures are a secuence. It seems (3028-4) General José Refugio Velasco is passing review to the troops, most likely before fleeing from Torreón towards San Pedro de las Colonias. and 3028-5 they are marching on to that Town. Although they fled by train on the first 3 days of Aplil 1914. The other possiblility is the arrival to San Pedro. Dr. Roberto Duarte

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Wystan said:
LOC: Bain's caption reads "Federals," not "Feds." The Mexican troops never were called "Feds."
Wystan said:
Another Bain/LOC photo of Mexican federal troops at Torreon:
Jesús Roberto Duarte said:
By serial nr. if we locate these photos on last days of March or first of Apirl. Then the man on horse back could be Gen. José Refugio Velasco, "pasando revista" to federal troops posted in Gómez Palacio and Torreón before the latter was evacuateded. (Although the face features are not clear, the resemblance is high). Dr. Roberto Duarte.
Arden said:
Thanks Wystan for catching the correct title. We will fix it the next time we update. Dr. Roberto Duarte: Do you have a photo of Gen. José Refugio Velasco for comparison? Thanks for the information about him.
Jesús Roberto Duarte said:
You can find a photo of Gen. José Refugio Velasco in The Democratic Banner, issue April 3, 1914 and New-York Tribune, issue March 29, 1914 (The Library of Congress, Cronicling America). Dr. Roberto Duarte

Hector Hugo Lara Hernández said:
February 9, 1913, Coup dÉtat against president Francisco I Madero by Victoriano Huerta along with following photos