...D. K. In 1907, young García, a railroad employee of Phelps-Dodge Mining Company in Nacozari, Sonora, appeared an unlikely candidate for martyrdom. However, while engineering one of the trains which transported ore and supplies, coincidences ominously combined. Sparks from a faulty stack fell...

... García, humble machinist martyred in Nacozari in 1907, to novelist Mariano Azuela, to Venustiano Carranza. There are two articles on the dwindling group of survivors of constituyentes and another pair on the deceased members of the Bloque de Obreros Intelectuales . The writer expressed his...

... throughout Sonora—in Nogales, Nacozari de García, Moctezuma, and elsewhere—organized pro-race committees, like Gámez did in Pueblo Nuevo, with “the exclusive purpose of fighting for the nationalist cause” against Chinese people, “For Country and Race” their common valediction. 2 Sonoran women who...

..., called the general anti-American and accused him of sanctioning “numerous depredations” against U.S. citizens and their property. 67 Villa’s defeat, on the other hand, was welcomed, and the largest railroads and mines, including Cananea and Nacozari, planned to resume operations. 68...

... could report that, for several months, funds originating with the local in Butte, Montana had been redirected through the Denver headquarters to a W.F.M organizer in Bisbee, Arizona. From Bisbee, the organizer, Joe Carter, distributed literature and money to agitators in Nacozari and Cananea. 40 From...