Biography
Eugenio Alzalde is individually pictured among the imprisoned Mexican revolutionaries in Charles Cline's October1926 account of the Rangel-Cline prosecution in Texas. The portrait caption identifies him as having been assassinated in prison on 1915-09-02. This is the contemporary publication's characterization of his death. His underlying individual charge, sentence, admission date and completed custody duration are not established in the caption.
Eugenio Alzalde is individually pictured among the imprisoned Mexican revolutionaries in Charles Cline's October1926 account of the Rangel-Cline prosecution in Texas. The portrait caption identifies him as having been assassinated in prison on 1915-09-02. This is the contemporary publication's characterization of his death. His underlying individual charge, sentence, admission date and completed custody duration are not established in the caption. The individually named portrait caption reports death in prison on 1915-09-02 and characterizes it as assassination. No release date, exact custody admission or completed duration is inferred; the surrounding article places the prisoners in the Rangel-Cline revolutionary prosecution context.
