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Telegrams exchanged between Gen. Plutarco Elías Calles and the following people: the Union of Omnibus pass cashiers, the Confederation of Commerce from Guadalajara; the Union of public spectacle workers, Governors, the Feminist Circle of the West, the Socialist Party from Guerrero; the National Bank of Agricultural Credit, the Union of Stagehands, Electricians, and Similar Workers; the Union of Company Workers from the Port of Veracruz; Municipal Committees of the National Revolutionary Party, his personal secretary Soledad González, private citizens, Commanders of Military Operations, the Head Secretary of the National Chamber of Labor, relatives, the Trade Agent of National Railroads, the National League of Peasants, Mayors, the Parents Revolutionary Front, the Confederation of Workers and Peasants' Unions from Jalisco, the President of the Patriotic Committee from Dallas and Congress representatives. The aforementioned telegrams concerned protests against students' riots in Jalisco; confirming the expulsion of congressmen from the Socialist Party in the state of Guerrero; a request for loans to the ejidatarios [farmers] from Ciudad Jiménez, Coahuila; a request for reparations of the Revolution, confirming the beginning of meetings of rice growers; allegations of campaign actions against the candidate to senator in Veracruz; shipping of oranges trees, requests for appointments, a notice about the social peace in the state of Chiapas; a petition to solve the drainage issue in Veracruz by accepting advice provided by Mr. Morales Hesse; approval of issuance of train passes; a report about the continuation of processing the banana business matter; paperwork processing for the Chapultepec Cotton Mill; a notice about the inauguration of the Congress of Community Leagues in Colima; a request for job reinstatement; arrangements for the corn pledge program; a request to make sure that the work contract in the drainage of Veracruz be fully accomplished; an invitation to travel to Oaxaca; family matters; a report about the establishment of Warehousing facilities in Yucatán; an invitation to a livestock fair; shipping of fifteen fight roosters; a report of mismanagement and embezzlement in Chihuahua, confirming the construction of a memorial site to the Revolution of 1910, confirmation of the solution to the students' conflict in Durango; a request to support the resistance to the Huertistas and Felixistas in Jalapa, Veracruz; a notice about the establishment of an electoral college in Tepic, Nayarit; confirmation of having assumed office of the Governor in Zacatecas by Gen. Matías Ramos; a request for supporting an application to a bank loan. / Telegramas entre el Gral. PEC, Sindicato de Cobradores de Omnibus, Federación de Comercio de Guadalajara, Sindicato de Trabajadores de Espectáculos, Gobernadores, Círculo Feminista de Occidente, Partido Socialista de Guerrero, Banco Nacional de Crédito Agrícola, Sindicato de Tramoyistas, Electricistas y Similares, Sindicato de Empresa del Puerto de Veracruz, Comités Municipales del Partido Nacional Revolucionario, Secretaria Particular Soledad González, particulares, Jefes de Operaciones Militares, Secretario General de la Cámara Nacional del Trabajo, familiares, Agente Comercial de Ferrocarriles Nacionales, Liga Nacional Campesina, Presidentes Municipales, Frente Revolucionario Padres de Familia, Federación Sindicatos Obreros Campesinos de Jalisco, Presidente del Comité Patriótico de Dallas y Diputados, acerca de: protestas por actos vandálicos cometidos por estudiantes de Jalisco, notificación de expulsión de diputados del Partido Socialista del Estado de Guerrero, solicitud de crédito a ejidatarios de Ciudad Jiménez, Coah.; solicitud de pago por daños de la revolución, notificación de inicio de juntas de arroceros, denuncias de campaña contra candidato a Senador en Veracruz, embarco de árboles de naranjo, solicitudes de audiencia, notificación de paz social en el estado de Chiapas, petición de solución al drenaje en Veracruz aceptando para el caso la asesoría del Sr. Morales Hesse, autorización de pases de ferrocarril, informe sobre seguir tramitando el asunto del negocio de plátanos, gestiones para Fábrica de Algodón Chapultepec, notificación de inauguración del Congreso de Liga de Comunidades Agrarias en Colima, solicitud de reinstalación en empleo, gestiones para la pignoración de maíz, solicitud de ayuda para que se cumpla contrato de trabajo en obras de drenaje en Veracruz, invitación para viajar a Oaxaca, gestiones familiares, informe sobre constitución de Almacenes Generales de Depósito de Yucatán, invitación a exposición ganadera, envío de quince gallos finos, informe de malos manejos fiscales en Chihuahua, notificación de obra conmemorativa de la Revolución de 1910, notificación de solución de conflicto estudiantil en Durango, solicitud de ayuda contra huertistas y felixistas en Jalapa, Ver.; notificación de instalación de Colegio Electoral en Tepic, Nay.; notificación de haberse hecho cargo de la gubernatura de Zacatecas el Gral. Matías Ramos, solicitud de ayuda para obtención de crédito bancario.

Telegrams exchanged between Gen. Plutarco Elías Calles and the following people: private citizens, his personal secretary, Soledad González, Governors, Eduardo Vasconcelos, Secretary of the Interior, Senators, Congressmen, Mexican Builders, S.C. de R.L., Commanders of Military Zones, Military staff, the National Chamber of Commerce from the state of Morelos, the President of the Regional League of Peasants in Chihuahua, the Committee of Pro-strikers of EL DICTAMEN the Agrarian Communities from the state of Guerrero, The Pro-Parra Committee, Mayors and the Secretary of Communications and Public Works, Miguel M. Acosta. The aforementioned telegrams concern information about the rice price; replies of acknowledgement to received mail; get-well greetings, report on the shipping of an order to the Chapultepec Factory; information about Gen. Plutarco Elías Calles' health status, thank-you notes for position confirmation, request for hearings, requesting appointments for diverse offices, requests for promotions, support of the tax increase on alcoholic beverages and cigarettes in order to assist victims of natural disasters, congratulatory greetings on being appointed Secretary of Finance, requesting Gen. Plutarco Elías Calles' visit to Tampico to check the damage caused by the hurricane, requests for financial aid to help Mexican constructors S.C. de R.L. report about the victims in Tampico, a request to assist Mr. Rafael Valdez, a request for bonuses, a request for not merging the Telegraph Office with the Mail Office in Veracruz, protests against a congressman in Veracruz, request for help to stay in a job, a request of guaranties to keep the meat price, elections conflict in Chihuahua, expressions of solidarity to the Committee of Pro-Strikers of EL DICTAMEN, a shopping list to Emilia, a request for donations to the School of Medicine, information about the solution of the Agrarian issue in Guerrero, allegations of abuse of authority in Puebla, requests for financial assistance, report about Francisco Parra's win of the nomination to run for governor in Nayarit, issuance of train passes, appreciation notes on foreign assistance to the victims in Tampico, reports on the social peace in Chiapas, thank-you notes for the delivery of a box with Buffalo products, a request to be present in Mexico City, endorsement of the Governor of Tamaulipas. / Telegramas entre el Gral. PEC, particulares, Secretaria Particular Soledad González, Gobernadores, Secretario de Gobernación Lic. Eduardo Vasconcelos, Senadores, Diputados, Constructores Mexicanos S.C. de R.L.; Comandantes de Zona Militar, Militares, Cámara Nacional de Comercio del Estado de Morelos, Presidente de la Liga Regional Campesina en Chihuahua, Comité Pro Huelguistas de EL DICTAMEN, Comunidades Agrarias del Estado de Guerrero, Comité Pro Parra, Presidentes Municipales y Secretario de Comunicaciones y Obras Públicas Miguel M. Acosta, acerca de: informe sobre precio del arroz, respuestas de enterado a mensajes anteriores, deseos de restablecimiento de salud, informe sobre envío de pedido a Fábrica Chapultepec, reporte sobre estado de salud del Gral. PEC, agradecimientos por ratificación en puesto, solicitudes de audiencia, solicitud de nombramiento, solicitudes de ascenso, adhesiones a la medida de aumento de impuestos al alcohol y cigarros para ayuda de damnificados, felicitaciones por nombramiento de Secretario de Hacienda, solicitud de presencia del Gral. PEC en Tampico para la valoración de desastre causado por huracán, solicitud de ayuda a damnificados, solicitud de empleo, informe sobre refaccionamiento a ejidatarios de Sonora, solicitud de ayuda económica para Constructores Mexicanos S.C. de R.L., informe sobre damnificados en Tampico, solicitud de atención al Administrador de Santa Bárbara Sr. Rafael Valdez, solicitud de sobresueldos, solicitud para que no se instale oficina de Telégrafos en el mismo local de Correos, conformación de mesa directiva y comisiones de la Legislatura de Veracruz, protestas contra diputado en Veracruz, solicitud de ayuda para mantener empleo, solicitud de garantías al precio de la carne, conflicto electoral en Chihuahua, muestras de solidaridad al Comité Pro Huelguistas de EL DICTAMEN, lista de compras para Emilia, solicitud de donativos para la Facultad de Medicina, informes sobre resolución de problema agrario en Guerrero, denuncias sobre abusos de autoridad en Puebla, solicitudes de ayuda económica, informe del triunfo de la pre candidatura a la Gubernatura de Nayarit de Francisco Parra, expedición de pases de ferrocarril, agradecimientos por la ayuda extranjera dada a los damnificados de Tampico, informes sobre paz social en Chiapas, agradecimientos por cajas de productos Búfalo, solicitud de presentación en la ciudad de México, adhesiones al Gobernador de Tamaulipas.

Reports, incidents and different accounts to the government of the United States of America. The Governor of San Luis Potosi, reports aid that has been ministered to government troops. p. 1-5 Communication to the governors of the states, received by letter in Tampico, concerning knowledge that the United States is preparing to continue the war against Mexico. p. 6-16. The Governor of Tamaulipas proposes means to defend the territory which was left helpless by the evacuation of Matamoros. p. 17-23. Information on the ship "Cyane", which was rejected from Guaymas, Sonora by the troops and townspeople of the village. p. 24-27. Manuel Jose Othon, Governor of San Luis Potosi, announces that they are preparing to repel the American invaders. p. 28. Orders are given to prohibit entrance to enemy ships bearing the English flag to the borders and rivers of Veracruz. p. 29-56. The Governor of Durango, announced that the American troops that invaded New Mexico have occupied the town of Dona Ana, near El Paso. p. 57-59. The Minister of War, forwards copies of communications between the political and military authorities of Baja California and the commander of the American warship sent to blockade the port of La Paz. p. 60-70. Plan brought forward by the Governor of Chihuahua, on defensive measures to be taken with suspicious foreigners entering the state because of the war with the United States. p. 71-84. The government of the state of Coahuila sent two decrees to the legislature of the State, one on the actions required by government due to the threat of the invasion of the capital by U.S. troops and the other pertaining to the appointment of a governor and lieutenant governor. p. 85-88. The Coahuila government attaches a copy of the protest addressed to the Commanding General of the U.S. troops. p. 89-91. The Governor of Coahuila moves to the town of Parras, after the capital is occupied by forces commanded by General Taylor. p. 92-97. The Governors of Tamaulipas and Puebla realize that the Americans occupy the port of Tampico. p. 98-109. The Governor of Nuevo Leon, reports on the movements of the invading troops. p. 110-112. The Governor of Coahuila, met with enemy forces under General Wool as they marched on Parras; the governor sent copies of the various daily messages received from the American general; the forces took food without paying p. 113-117. Notices sent to representatives abroad concerning the violations of agreements by the invading American forces. p. 118-123. The Minister of Finance, describes the financial shortage of the government and calls for other ministers to help meet the expenses of the army. p. 124-155. The Governor of Tamaulipas report that American invaders have entered Nuevo Leon and that he has no means to fight them. p. 156-160. The Governors of Zacatecas and Durango refuse to follow orders to attack by Santa Anna, claiming that it is damaging to the federal system. p. 161-185. The Governor of Tamaulipas warns that some Mexicans are trading food and livestock with the invaders, despite being enemies. p. 186-195. Notice sent to the governors of the border state governments to not allow American civilians entrance at border crossing points. p. 196-203. Lists of the ladies who made donations for the wounded in Monterrey. Offerings of various businesses, schools, etc. to contribute to the defense of the country. p. 204-281 The Governor of Durango, describes the upcoming danger that the state is in after being invaded by the Americans. p. 282-292. The head of the Veracruz government reports to the Minister of Foreign Affairs concerning the destruction by our Mexican forces by an enemy ship. p. 293-294. The Governor of Veracruz, says that whatever monies are collected by the state board should be used to help pay the expenses of war with the Americans. p. 295-297. The Governor of Oaxaca says they have encountered 19 enemy vessels in Anton Lizardo and that they have no means to defend the coast against the invading forces. p. 298-300. Orders to the Governor of the State of Mexico to give Colonel Miguel Dominguez, fifty dollars for assistance to the army in San Luis Potosi. p. 301.

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