What is Mexican raiders associated with?

Documented relationships include: captured, arrived_in, departed_for. 5 claims extracted from primary sources.

What sources cite Mexican raiders?

1 primary source cite this organization, including: Image 5 of El Paso herald (El Paso, Tex.), October 11, 1917, (HOME EDITION) (1917).

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Mexican raiders org

id: o_mexican-raiders_aecff8

also known as: Armed Mexicans

Probable 70%

Summary: Group of armed Mexicans who stole horses and captured US soldiers.

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Completeness: 57/100 Grade D

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Claims (5)

arrived_in

United States— 1917-10-10

cited from Image 5 of El Paso herald (El Paso, Tex.), October 11, 1917, (HOME EDITION) (1917)

Thursday Oct 11 1917 HAIDERS GONE 105 TROOPERS IKAUFF SCORES IBANDEENS PLAN iALLEGED LEPERS FROM FABEKS HOLDING HE WITH HOME HUN NOW A CITY LAWi LAND IN JUAREZ EL PASO HERALD Two TJ S Soldiers Are Cap tured But Escape Horses Stolen From Texas Fabens Texas Oct 11 The Mex ican raid…