Luis G. Murillo letter to W.I. Foley and A.B. Cohn | Collections | The Huntington

Luis G. Murillo letter to W.I. Foley and A.B. Cohn | Collections | The Huntington

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Luis G. Murillo letter to W.I. Foley and A.B. Cohn
Manuscripts
The Murillo papers consist of correspondence, typed articles, business records, legal documents, printed items, blueprint maps, newspapers and other ephemera that date from 1914-1920. Most of the material is related to Murillo's business with the company Compañia de Fomento de la Costa Mexicana Occidental and their dealings in oil, sugar, and land in California and Mexico. One folder of material deals with politics in Mexico and the Mexican Revolution. There are also copies of the newspapers Confederacion Revolucionaria, 1914 December 23, and El Pueblo, 1914 December 15.
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Luis G. Murillo letter to W.I. Foley
Manuscripts
The Murillo papers consist of correspondence, typed articles, business records, legal documents, printed items, blueprint maps, newspapers and other ephemera that date from 1914-1920. Most of the material is related to Murillo's business with the company Compañia de Fomento de la Costa Mexicana Occidental and their dealings in oil, sugar, and land in California and Mexico. One folder of material deals with politics in Mexico and the Mexican Revolution. There are also copies of the newspapers Confederacion Revolucionaria, 1914 December 23, and El Pueblo, 1914 December 15.
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Luis G. Murillo letter to W.I. Foley
Manuscripts
The Murillo papers consist of correspondence, typed articles, business records, legal documents, printed items, blueprint maps, newspapers and other ephemera that date from 1914-1920. Most of the material is related to Murillo's business with the company Compañia de Fomento de la Costa Mexicana Occidental and their dealings in oil, sugar, and land in California and Mexico. One folder of material deals with politics in Mexico and the Mexican Revolution. There are also copies of the newspapers Confederacion Revolucionaria, 1914 December 23, and El Pueblo, 1914 December 15.
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Luis G. Murillo letter to W.I. Foley
Manuscripts
The Murillo papers consist of correspondence, typed articles, business records, legal documents, printed items, blueprint maps, newspapers and other ephemera that date from 1914-1920. Most of the material is related to Murillo's business with the company Compañia de Fomento de la Costa Mexicana Occidental and their dealings in oil, sugar, and land in California and Mexico. One folder of material deals with politics in Mexico and the Mexican Revolution. There are also copies of the newspapers Confederacion Revolucionaria, 1914 December 23, and El Pueblo, 1914 December 15.
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Luis G. Murillo letter to A.B. Cohn
Manuscripts
The Murillo papers consist of correspondence, typed articles, business records, legal documents, printed items, blueprint maps, newspapers and other ephemera that date from 1914-1920. Most of the material is related to Murillo's business with the company Compañia de Fomento de la Costa Mexicana Occidental and their dealings in oil, sugar, and land in California and Mexico. One folder of material deals with politics in Mexico and the Mexican Revolution. There are also copies of the newspapers Confederacion Revolucionaria, 1914 December 23, and El Pueblo, 1914 December 15.
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Luis G. Murillo letter to W. Foley
Manuscripts
The Murillo papers consist of correspondence, typed articles, business records, legal documents, printed items, blueprint maps, newspapers and other ephemera that date from 1914-1920. Most of the material is related to Murillo's business with the company Compañia de Fomento de la Costa Mexicana Occidental and their dealings in oil, sugar, and land in California and Mexico. One folder of material deals with politics in Mexico and the Mexican Revolution. There are also copies of the newspapers Confederacion Revolucionaria, 1914 December 23, and El Pueblo, 1914 December 15.
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