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Our Humble Chapeaux: 1914

May 25, 1914. "Mrs. Del Campo and Ruth Rabasa," daughter of the Mexican diplomat Emilio Rabasa. View full size. George Grantham Bain Collection.

May 25, 1914. "Mrs. Del Campo and Ruth Rabasa," daughter of the Mexican diplomat Emilio Rabasa. View full size. George Grantham Bain Collection.

 

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Nice "Favorite Year" reference!

That's all. I just wanted to let you know that your reference to "My Favorite Year" made me chuckle. It took me a couple of minutes to place it.

Rabasa brothers

Hello. Does anyone have more pictures about Emilio Rabasa or his brother Ramón Rabasa? -- Mr. Molina

Chapeaux

Now THOSE are silly hats.

NYT Links

Interesting links. I wonder if anyone took a picture of the "Picturesque Aztec nurse"...

Mexican Crisis

This was taken during the time of the Niagara Falls Peace Conference concerning the "Mexican Crisis" (Mexican Revolution -- Huerta/Zapata/Villa, etc.)

NY Times Link 1
NY Times Link 2

Hopefully those links link will work for a while. If not, query the NY Times site for "Huerta Delegates Arrive in New York" and "Delegates Silent on Huerta Offer."

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