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Sonoratown, Los Angeles

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will virtually obliterate the old-time Spanish characteristics of the quarter, and Sonoratown will have to seek a new name. It is one of the most eligibly situated, most central and most accessible sections of the city for business purposes, and if the tumble-down adobes and questioned titles had not
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the wickedness and sin are . . . vicious, there is little restraining or uplifting influence there, and the whole thing is packed so closely together that it is impossible for girl or boy, young man or maiden, or for even the little tots hardly able to navigate themselves, to escape seeing, hearing,
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Merchants doing business with Mexicans, especially those in Sonoratown, as Los Angeles' picturesque Mexican section is sometimes called, suffered considerable loss in business as a result of the wholesale departures. In regrettable instances, far too numerous, human vultures preyed upon the simple
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The procession was very large and fully equalled in numbers and enthusiasm those of previous years, and in the splendor of the decorations was never approached. The triumphal cars were models of good taste and elicited universal admiration. . . . Our lack of knowledge of the Spanish language . . .
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Anyone interested in the scientific method of teaching children "through doing" can visit the school . . . . There will be found a number of very little people, whose dark skin, black eyes and hair in many cases attest to their foreign birth or parentage. The American language is to many of them a
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said that police agents "have attended every meeting and a complete record of the incendiary utterances are in the files of the department. . . . No Mexicans were arrested yesterday. The embargo against the purchase of guns by them is complete, and the saloons . . . have discouraged the Mexican
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However it was also recognized as a historic site; a 1914 guidebook to Los Angeles told tourists, “Some of the homes are old adobe houses that have stood there since the town was young. Sometimes an old adobe is back in a yard, almost out of sight, sometimes it has been so freshened by paint or
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the neighborhood had "almost fallen into its last sleep with the crumbling of age," but it "shook itself wide awake" that year to celebrate with "gay music, pretty señoritas, enthusiastic speeches and stirring gunpowder salutes" during a two-day celebration which included a dance, a concert and
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thought the price of $ 41,000 to be excessive because of its "location in the heart of crowded Sonoratown." The hospital was forty years old at the time, "with twenty-six small rooms, poorly ventilated and lighted by one small window each. There is no plumbing, and the building is in a state of
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The location is anything but desirable. . . . In this place there is absolutely no incentive to a higher or better sphere of life. I would be as particular in selecting a home for these unfortunate children as for my own. I should not care to have my children brought up in the slums of a great
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opened a building at 608 North Main Street on August 1, 1907, "for the attendance of the Spanish and Mexican population of Los Angeles." The work was "visiting families, those in sickness or sorrow, holding nightly meetings and making the mission a center of family gatherings Sunday school."
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At an early hour in the morning people from the country began to pour into the city on foot and on horseback, in carriages, wagons and by every conceivable vehicle; and, by noon, the space in the neighborhood of the Buena Vista Street Plaza . . . was literally packed and presented a gala
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Disease lurks at the threshold of these miserable hovels called "homes." Fifteen people are crowded into some of these shacks, where children manage to drag through their sad little lives, despite their uncared for condition and the stifling and fetid air they are compelled to
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Mexican folk and got from them for the proverbial "song" their equities in properties, both real and personal. Many Mexicans left behind all of their worldly possessions in liberal payment for rent and other bills they had unavoidably incurred because of unemployment.
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Sonoratown was noted in the 1880s and 1890s as an "eyesore" with "tumble-down adobes" and "crumbling walls." It had "unmistakable signs of decay" and more than once was denominated as "the seamy side" of Los Angeles. One of the problems in the city's enforcement of
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Although it is not generally known that Los Angeles has a slum district, there are in that part of the city known as Sonoratown hundreds of unfortunates who live in squalor in the insanitary and poorly ventilated courts erected by greedy property
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reported: "Policeman Koengherm says that he saw a Mexican named Rafael Adams press a pistol against the back of Policeman Brown, and Koengherm shot Adams dead before the latter could pull the trigger." The names were given in the
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More than two hundred men were arrested in a U.S. and city government "work or jail" swoop on the Plaza on August 29, 1918. ("Most of the men taken were Mexicans.") They were offered employment picking beets or working in the
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Three years later, nurse Emelie Lutz was living at the center at $ 50 a month, with two other workers, Mary Waugh and Maude Foster. Some two hundred problems involving sanitary conditions were investigated each month by the
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almost breathing the horrors that blight their lives, warp their understanding, stunt their physical development and make of them the kind of material with which penitentiaries, reform schools, and jails are fed.
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The Dobinson School of Expression and Dramatic Art presented a children's operetta in July 1905 under the auspices of the Castelar Street and Solano Avenue Child Study circles to raise funds for a playground in
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districts asking that they refrain from displaying revolvers, pistols, knives and other weapons in their show windows. In addition to this, the chief has asked the dealers not to sell or trade firearms to
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ordered the arrest of every armed person in the vicinity of the Plaza. . . . The Plaza is heavily guarded today, and pedestrians are kept moving. No further meetings will be allowed, according to orders.
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As early as 1883, some of the existing adobe houses were "pulled down . . . to be replaced by fine brick stores. . . . It is to be hoped that the early future will see all the adobes along upper
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A 1914 description placed it “north of the old Plaza and Church of Our Lady of the Angeles the ancient cemetery where many of the early Spanish settlers are buried,” meaning the
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was appointed sanitary inspector by the city on May 15, 1895, without pay, to assist the settlement association. The city's Board of Health at the same meeting asked the
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To minimize the possibilities of an uprising of Mexican residents of Sonoratown, Chief Sebastian has issued an order to pawnbrokers and other dealers in firearms in the
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In 1909, a citizens' committee was reported to favor the purchase of the "old French Hospital" in Sonoratown and renovate it as "a detention home for children," but
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appointed a committee "to investigate the so-called 'slums' of Los Angeles and check these growing evils. They are striving to make 'the model city' a reality."
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There were significant populations of French and especially Italian heritage, which were almost entirely dispersed in the course of postwar suburbanization.
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Interview with Ygnacio Francisco de la Cruz Garcia, age 104, who arrived in Sonoratown in 1825 when "there were but eleven houses, all adobe," in the city.
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In August 1895, City Council members and police commissioners met in secret session to discuss what should be done about prostitution being carried out on
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On December 25, 1913, (Christmas Day) unemployed people held a rally in the Plaza, which was broken up by police force. One person was killed. The
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precludes our giving any report of the orations of Messrs. Del Valle and Oblanda, the orators of the day. The day's festivities were concluded by a
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The police closed nearby saloons "and posted guards wherever other street meetings might be likely." They then raided the headquarters of the
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In October 1882 the City Council received two "numerously signed petitions" from "residents living up near the depot, for the removal of the
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On investigation the ladies find that they will have to make considerable additions to the building to accommodate the little ones, and Mrs.
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Children and leaders who raised funds to build a playground in Sonoratown with an operetta called "A Trip to Europe," July 1905
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has very generously offered to assist the ladies in raising the necessary amount by giving a concert in this behalf.
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drug raids in Sonoratown, in which police raided two "dream gardens" and confiscated a wagonload of the product.
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in the mid 1800s. Many settled there after having made their way to northern California during the
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Nathan Masters, "History & Society: Photos: Aliso Street, Before It Became the 101 Freeway,"
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Nathan Masters, "History & Society: Photos: Aliso Street, Before It Became the 101 Freeway,"
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Interview with Sonoratown old-timer Samuel Christopher Carlson, who said he was a son of outlaw
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Nathan Masters, "A Brief History of Sonoratown, L.A.'s Lost Barrio," KCET.org, January 18, 2012
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Radical Amando M. Ojeda, top, and policeman Alfred Koenigheim, with fanciful sketches from the
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Thousands lined the streets on January 2, 1913, to watch a funeral procession for Adams, and
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in that section, it is no longer the general rendezvous for youth on the downward grade of
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After a lengthy hearing and many witnesses, the Board of Police Commissioners revokes the
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Between 1913 and 1919, Sonoratown was faced with civil unrest and police activity.
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from Temple Street to the Old Plaza, where it meets Chinatown on the northeast and
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appropriated $ 7,337 to build a schoolhouse in Sonoratown., and in 1895 a charity
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of the "notorious Adobe saloon," the "storm center for rowdyism in Sonoratown."
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which was finished with "literary exercises" from a stand built by the side of
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sealed book, for they are Spanish, Mexican, Italian, Arabian and French . . . .
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Standard Guide to Los Angeles, San Diego, and the Panama-California Exposition
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In the early 1900s the Mexican community began to disappear as that part of
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Later, the Sonoratown neighborhood encompassed the area which later became
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R.H. Titus, "Los Angeles Population Center at Seventh and Main Streets,"
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cursed it, it would long ago have been occupied fully by modern buildings.
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In 1908, efforts were being made to "do away with the wretched so-called
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A portion of Sonoratown is in the forefront of this 1876 photo, with the
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Sonoratown was home to many migrants from the northern Mexican state of
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in August 1918 by government agents seeking workers for the war effort.
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whitewash as to be hardly recognized, but a sharp eye will find them.”
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During the fighting a dozen arrests were made, and later Police Chief
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and "found the dead body of Adams . . . and several injured rioters."
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are very complicated; and of the heirs of an estate, some might be in
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The settlement which became Sonoratown was established in 1732 on the
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as more and more settlers arrived. In 1914 occurred one of the first
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Post-colonial placenames; for settlements of indigenous peoples, see
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trade and refuse to sell any Mexican more than one drink at a time."
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was established by the Los Angeles Free Kindergarten Association.
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buildings, and the erection in their stead of good, substantial
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was built in 1869 and by 1909 it was outmoded and up for sale.
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Harry Carr, "Ambition of Joe Rivers to See the 'Cossacks,'"
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Timothy G. Turner, "Most Interesting Place in Los Angeles,"
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to print circulars in Spanish "giving the sanitary rules."
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Joseph D. Lynch, "Spanish Pueblo to Great Metropolis,"
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Associated Press, "Christmas Rioting in Los Angeles,"
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in Sonoratown every year. In 1880 the speakers at the
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A 1924 description said that Sonoratown ran "along 3055: 3053: 2437:"Sonoratown: Downtown L.A.'s Forgotten Neighborhood" 1961: 3163: 3095:Marian de Crequy, "The Seamy Side of Los Angeles," 2166:By 1887, "nearly all" the property titles had been 2464:El pueblo : the historic heart of Los Angeles 2113: 3353: 3351: 3050: 2804: 2802: 2038:In 1888 the festivities began on a Sunday at the 3767: 2567:"History; The Principal Events in Los Angeles," 2122:Deteriorating adobe homes in Sonoratown, 1920s. 1690:became a desirable industrial center, with many 3296:"Police Issue Warning to Dealers in Firearms," 2662: 2580: 2578: 2068:Prostitution in Los Angeles in the 19th century 3348: 3035: 2869:"Will Open New Rescue Mission in Sonoratown," 2799: 2357:Unemployed or idle men were rounded up in the 2232:told a special meeting called by civic leader 1780:The Sonoratown precinct, as enumerated by the 3455: 3340:"Most of 300 Jailed in Raid Decide to Work," 3325:"Round Up Two Hundred in Work-or-Jail Raid," 3001:"Youthful Depravity," April 21, 1890, image 3 2725: 2723: 2600:Myrtle Gebhart, "Backwater in City Current," 1644: 3183: 3181: 2677: 2608: 2575: 2494:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( 3220: 3218: 3216: 3214: 3090: 3088: 3086: 3462: 3448: 3320: 3318: 3225:United Press, "Gory Riot in Los Angeles," 2847: 2720: 2593: 1763:In 1888, writer Lola Gitt reported in the 1651: 1637: 3178: 3103: 3068: 2756: 2754: 2560: 2430: 2428: 2426: 1804: 3426:"No More Carousing in 'Toughest Dive,'" 3211: 3083: 2713:Chapin Hall, "Downtown Travel Rambles," 2589:Los Angeles, September 14, 1880, image 3 2352: 2283:as Rafael Adames and Alfred Koenigheim. 2257: 2117: 1965: 1861: 1808: 1791: 1787: 1012:Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza 36: 3786:Mexican-American culture in Los Angeles 3315: 3188:"To Abolish Courts in Old Sonoratown," 2908: 2585:"Celebration of Mexican Independence," 2076:which have been opened in Sonoratown." 1881:Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors 1226:Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts 14: 3768: 3344:Los Angeles, August 30, 1918, image 10 3012:"At the City Hall: A Secret Session," 2751: 2629: 2508: 2461:Ball, Jean Bruce Poole, Tevvy (2002). 2423: 2163:replaced by handsome brick edifices." 1901: 3443: 2509:Dudley, Elyssa (September 19, 2014). 2370:as part of the war effort during the 2310: 3203:"Pledge 3 Houses to Replace Hovels, 2854:"Local Clubs; College Settlements," 2630:Hackel, Steven W. (March 19, 2012). 2535: 2533: 2460: 993:UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center 3358:Joseph M. Park, "The Repatriados," 2454: 2434: 2091:, but since the suppression of the 2087:that Sonoratown was "noted for its 1389:DHS v. Regents of the Univ. of Cal. 1326:Espinoza v. Farah Manufacturing Co. 24: 2266:of Christmas Day agitation in the 1978:Residents and visitors celebrated 1796:The Hidalgo Theater in Sonoratown 855:The Revolt of the Cockroach People 25: 3797: 3776:Districts of Downtown Los Angeles 3385: 2530: 2403: 1962:Mexican independence celebrations 1694:. Later it was replaced with the 3362:April 24, 1932, images 91 and 92 3227:The Petaluma (California) Argus, 2516:Southern California Public Radio 2228:In 1910, City Council President 1773:, contains a good sprinkling of 1608: 76: 3366: 3333: 3304: 3289: 3274: 3263: 3257:Lead (South Dakota) Daily Call, 3248: 3242:Monterey (California) American, 3240:"Serious Riot in Los Angeles," 3233: 3196: 3148: 3133: 3118: 3020: 3005: 2994: 2979: 2968: 2953: 2938: 2923: 2893: 2877: 2862: 2832: 2817: 2784: 2769: 2736: 2707: 2692: 2623: 2377: 2288:Industrial Workers of the World 2253: 2245: 2114:Deterioration and redevelopment 2061: 1319:San Antonio I.S.D. v. Rodriguez 245:California agricultural strikes 45:in the center, the old Mexican 3472:Los Angeles County, California 2549: 2502: 2348: 2202:reporter wrote of Sonoratown: 1769:that "Sonoratown, the Mexican 820:From This Wicked Patch of Dust 13: 1: 2636:Southern California Quarterly 2416: 1986:included Joaquin Villalobos, 1758: 1671:. 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Dominguez 1097:Youth control complex 473:2019 El Paso shooting 430:Plan de Santa Bárbara 325:CatĂłlicos por La Raza 255:Citrus Strike of 1936 197:San Elizario Salt War 168:Early-American Period 40: 3741:Los Angeles Township 3298:Los Angeles Express, 3283:The Sacramento Star, 3157:Los Angeles Express, 3027:"The Tough Problem" 2932:Los Angeles Express, 2917:The Evening Express, 2841:Los Angeles Express, 2729:"The Orphans' Home, 2587:The Evening Express, 2336:A new police chief, 2296:Charles E. Sebastian 2139:The Mexican laws of 2135:for all properties. 1927:Union Rescue Mission 1918:) by women from the 1890:Philaletha Michelsen 1818:An orphans home, or 1688:Downtown Los Angeles 1361:Leal Garcia v. 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Snively 2319:heated up in 1914, 2305:revolutionary songs 1988:Eulogio F. de Celis 1920:Los Angeles College 1902:Social service work 1866:French Hospital in 1782:1910 federal census 1755:on the northwest." 1400:Federal Court cases 1294:Supreme Court cases 612:New Mexican cuisine 574:Abrazos, no balazos 495:Chicano Art Exhibit 468:1992 Drywall Strike 454:Post-Chicano Period 445:United Farm Workers 395:Los Seis de Boulder 380:Land grant struggle 370:Hijas de CuauhtĂ©moc 285:Sleepy Lagoon trial 60:Part of a series on 3625:Victorian Downtown 3428:Los Angeles Times, 3404:Los Angeles Times, 3375:Los Angeles Times, 3360:Los Angeles Times, 3327:Los Angeles Times, 3172:Los Angeles Times, 3077:Los Angeles Times, 3062:Los Angeles Times, 3029:Los Angeles Times, 3014:Los Angeles Times, 2988:Los Angeles Times, 2886:Los Angeles Times, 2778:Los Angeles Times, 2763:Los Angeles Times, 2715:Los Angeles Times, 2701:Los Angeles Times, 2671:Los Angeles Times, 2410:Mexican Joe Rivers 2392:Los Angeles County 2363: 2317:Mexican Revolution 2311:Mexican Revolution 2272: 2129:building standards 2124: 2074:houses of ill fame 2004:Los Angeles Herald 2001:The next year the 1992:Antonio F. Coronel 1976: 1954:. There were also 1879:, chairman of the 1872: 1815: 1802: 1798:(Los Angeles Times 1436:Population by City 1312:Hernandez v. Texas 1221:GalerĂ­a de la Raza 1188:Mujeres Muralistas 1087:Spiritual activism 741:Chicano literature 736:Chicana literature 541:South Central Farm 365:East L.A. walkouts 340:Chicano Moratorium 230:Bisbee Deportation 182:Las Gorras Blancas 55: 3763: 3762: 3746:San Jose Township 3710:Stagecoach stops: 3605:Palisades Del Rey 3486: 3402:"104 Years Old," 2435:Masters, Nathan. 2359:Los Angeles Plaza 2342:Los Angeles Times 2281:Los Angeles Times 2268:Los Angeles Plaza 2264:Los Angeles Times 2085:Los Angeles Times 2044:street procession 1972:Los Angeles Times 1749:North Main Street 1728:and included the 1661: 1660: 1598: 1597: 1580:Mexican Americans 1545: 1544: 1485:Dallas–Fort Worth 1420: 1419: 1382:Perez v. Brownell 1375:Bernal v. Fainter 1347:MedellĂ­n v. 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Index

Sonoratown
downtown Los Angeles

Pico House
Plaza
Los Angeles River
Chicanos
Mexican Americans
Mexican America
Chola/o
La Raza
Pachuca
Pachuco
Pinta/o
Xicanx
Anti-Mexican sentiment
History
Josefa Segovia
Las Gorras Blancas
Mexican–American War
Mutualista
San Elizario Salt War
Sonoratown
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
1917 Bath riots
Bisbee Deportation
Bloody Christmas
Bracero program
California agricultural strikes
Cantaloupe strike of 1928

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