Preliminary Inventory of the Records of the Military Government of Veracruz: (Record Group 141)National Archives, National Archives and Records Service, General Services Administration, 1962 - 51 páginas |
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accounts Administrator of Customs Aduana alphabetically arranged cards American forces American occupation Apr.-Nov Arranged alphabetically Arranged chronologically arranged in accordance Arranged numerically Charge of Civil CHIEF OF POLICE chronologically arranged Civil Affairs entry collection Contador correspondence files Customs and Captain DAILY REPORTS Department of Finance Department of Public described in entry documents of entry duties El Aguila employees entry 19 expedientes expense Federal funds Federal Stamp Office Finance Department fiscal year 1915 Frederick Funston Funston Government of Veracruz Governor included index described indexing the documents inventory June ledger Legal Department May-Nov Mexican Mexico City Military Government miscellaneous Municipal Treasury Municipality of Veracruz names of defendants National Archives occupation of Veracruz Officer in Charge Officers on Claims orders originally arranged papers period Port prisoners PROVOST COURT Provost Marshal Public Safety Department receipts and disbursements Record Group rent salaries and wages series described series was originally trial balance United vouchers covering
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Página 10 - Veracruz and of informational materials assembled to aid in settling the claims are in the records of the Special Claims Commission, United States and Mexico, created under the Claims Convention of September...
Página 5 - ... house-to-house investigation of suspected tax irregularities. The principal function of the Federal Stamp Office was collecting the Federal stamp tax through the sale of stamps. The Office was also invested with authority to affix to the books of all 'commercial houses operating on a capital of more than 2,000 pesos the necessary stamps required by law and to collect from business houses a direct tax "for the right of existing or doing business.
Página 7 - Their jurisdiction covered only criminal cases — specifically, all violations of orders of the Commanding General and "all crimes and misdemeanors as defined by the Criminal Code of the Republic of Mexico, the municipality of the City of Vera Cruz, the statutes of the United States and by the common law.
Página 7 - ... the Republic of Mexico and the State of Veracruz. The records of the Fourth Court of First Instance of the State of Veracruz were found in the offices assigned to the Legal Department, only those for 1912 and 1913 appearing to be complete. These were used to some extent by the Department, for where a case had been settled by a Mexican court and it remained merely to execute the judgment, "the record was searched out and the judgment duly executed.
Página 10 - Veracruz as were in the custody of the Bureau of Insular Affairs were transferred to the National Archives.