Dublin Core
Title
Mission Photograph Album - Frontiers #01 Page_0063
Date
1900s-1920s
Creator
Board of Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Subject
Missions
USA
Rights
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Publisher
The General Commission on Archives and History of the United Methodist Church
Scriptus
Transcription
H4375 Agua Prieta showing the post marking the boundary between the United States and Mexico
H4376 Showing the battle fields of Agua Prieta where Villa first heard of the recognition of Carranza's Government by the United States. Up to this time he had been very careful not to do harm to Americans. During the battle of Agua Prieta he shifted his guns to avoid the possibility of hitting some American Soldiers just across the boarder. Note the trenches from which the Mexican fought. Many of Villa's men were left dead upon the field. He failed to take the city.
H4376 Showing the battle fields of Agua Prieta where Villa first heard of the recognition of Carranza's Government by the United States. Up to this time he had been very careful not to do harm to Americans. During the battle of Agua Prieta he shifted his guns to avoid the possibility of hitting some American Soldiers just across the boarder. Note the trenches from which the Mexican fought. Many of Villa's men were left dead upon the field. He failed to take the city.
Status
Completed
Percent Completed
100
Percent Needs Review
0