In Tierra Blanca, Mexico, Federal General Orozco stands with other "Orozquistas" or "Colorados" (Red flaggers). Rebel troops aboard train before the battle at Tierra Blanco. Man walking across the battlefield at Tierra Blanca.
Rebel General Benavides (incorrectly spelled as Benevitas in the film slate) and the chief of staff of the Rebel Army at Juarez, Mexico. General greets Rebel Army chief of staff. They mount horses and cross a water stream led by Horse-Cart in front.
Federal Soldiers lined up for inspection at Ojinaga, Mexico. Associated Press Reporter Charles A. Pryor and cameraman on the scene. Generals Mercado (film slate says "Mercada" which is incorrect spelling) and General Castro who evacuated Ojinaga stand with other Federals. Shot of Charles A. Pryor (Chas) again, who was captured and held by Federals at Ojinaga, and released by General Castro. Views of Federal encampment with low brick buildings and tents. Horse carts cross a stream. American Punitive Expedition forces seen among those crossing. Federal gunners fire with tanks and rifles, while lined up behind an embankment. Dead men on ground and a dead horse. Federal generals look through binoculars, standing behind the firing line. Federal soldiers search for hidden treasure by dismantling rebel encampment buildings. (They are likely seeking a horde of gold that was reportedly hidden by Pancho Villa somewhere near Devils Cave on the Cerrito de la Santa Cruz, near Ojinaga).
Mexican Federal Soldiers bury dead Federals at Battle of Mesa and Ojinaga, Mexico. Soldiers bury dead Rebels at Ojinaga, piling brush upon the bodies and setting it ablaze. Captured Rebel horses driven out of Ojinaga.
Federal soldiers fire at Rebels in Ojinaga, Mexico. General Mercado and General Castro look through binoculars. Dead Rebels on ground. Federal soldiers and U.S. Army Punitive Expedition forces collect rifles and other captured equipment. U.S. Army Major McNamee, in charge of Fort Presidio, examines captured guns and ammunition.
Rebel General Benavides (incorrectly spelled Benevitas in the slate) and Chief of Rebel Army at Juarez, Mexico. Rebel troops aboard and on top of moving railroad train bound for battle at Tierra Blanco. Mexican Rebel leader Pancho Villa talks to another rebel leader, standing beside rail cars.
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