Carranza Assassinated by Loyalist Forces at Tlaxcalantongo
Reports from Mexico City claim President Venustiano Carranza was killed at Tlaxcalantongo as his sleeping shelter was attacked by General Rodolfo Herrero's forces. Several aides and officials were said to be killed or missing with others reported safe.
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Venustiano Carranza
Puebla
Tlaxcalantongo
Juan Barracan
Ygnacio Bonillas
Washington
Marciano Gonzales
Frederico Montes
Carranza
San Andres
Luis Cabrera
Treasury
Alfonso Cabrera
Murgia
Beristain
Tlaxcalantonzo
Caranza
Julia
Virginia
Candido Aguiar
Compions
Francisco Urquizo
War
Marine
Manuel Aguirre Berlanga
Interior
Pilar Sanchez
Rodolfo, Herrero
Francisco Madriel
Herrero
Mariel
Tuxpam
Tlaxlantongo
Huauchinango
Panhandle
Cardenas
Necaxa
Huerta
Cardena
Manuel Pelaez
Francisco de P. Manuel
Sonora
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Rodolfo Herrero
Tlaxacalantonga
Villa Juarez
Francisco Murgia
Mendez
Fontes
National Railways
Senor Garias
Barragan
Federico Montes
Francisco de H. Maria
Morales Y. Molina
Molinas
Roberto F. Cejudo
Emiliano Zapata
Hidalgo
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