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Record of services rendered by Mr. Fernando Torreblanca in the Secretariat of Foreign Affairs, where he served as Visitor of Consulates from 1930 to 1931 and as an Undersecretary from 1932 to 1935. Receipts for verification of copies issued by Graciano Contreras Saavedra, B.A., for Mr. Fernando Torreblanca. Copy of the personal file of Mr. Fernando Torreblanca in the Secretariat of Foreign Affairs, which encloses his appointment as Visitor of Consulates from 1930 to 1931, his appointment to carry out a special mission in Europe in 1940; appointments, salary change notices, request and delivery of funds to fulfill special missions, reports from the Mexican Consulates in the countries that Mr. Torreblanca visited, visa applications and invitation to attend receptions and diplomatic events (the copies are stapled to the original and are not in exact chronological order, reason why it was not reorded since it is a copy of the original that is aechived in the Secretariat of Foreign Relations.) / Hoja de los servicios prestados por el Sr. Fernando Torreblanca en la Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores, dependencia en la que se desempeñó como Visitador de Consulados de 1930 a 1931 y como Subsecretario de 1932 a 1935. Recibos por cotejo de copias extendidos por el Lic. Graciano Contreras Saavedra a favor del Sr. Fernando Torreblanca. Copia del expediente personal del Sr. Fernando Torreblanca en la Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores, que contiene desde su nombramiento como Visitador de Consulados en 1930 hasta su designación para llevar a cabo la misión especial en Europa en 1940; incluye nombramientos, avisos de cambio de sueldo, petición y entrega de fondos para cumplir misiones especiales, informes de los Consulados de México en los países que el Sr. Torreblanca visitó, solicitudes de visa e invitaciones para asistir a recepciones y actos diplomáticos (Las copias están engrapadas de origen y no conservan un orden cronológico exacto, mismo que se respetó por ser copia del original que se encuentra en la Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores).

Memorandum exposing the possible positions that might be taken by the Mexican Delegation at the 6th International American Conference, which due to the presence of the United States, will be characterized by its lack of sincerity. Advises caution and moderation as well as firmness in defending sovereignty and honor. It makes a history and analysis of Pan-Americanism and of the way in which he United States has manipulated conferences for its own benefit. / Memorándum en el que se exponen las posibles actitudes que podrán ser tomadas por la Delegación Mexicana en la 6ª Conferencia Intenacional Americana, en la que debido a la presencia de los Estados Unidos se caracterizará por su falta de sinceridad. Aconseja cautela y moderación, así como firmeza al defender soberanía y honor. Hace una historia y análisis del panamericanismo y de la forma en que los Estados Unidos han ido manipulando las conferencias en provecho propio.

Official letter from Alberto J. Pani, Secretary of Foreign Affaris to Ramón Ross notifying him about the mailing of telegrams that contain information on the negotiations dealt with the Spanish government to solve the agrarian issue. At those negotiation meetings, it was discussed the cause of the clashes between the two nations on agrarian matters, which dated from the colonial time and Gen. Obregón's best disposition toward reaching an agreement to solve those issues within the legal frame and law. Memorandum from Alberto J. Pani to Ramón Ross presenting the process of negotiation between Mexico and the United Stated to get legitimate recognition. / Oficio de Alberto J. Pani, Secretario de Relaciones Exteriores a Ramón Ross, notificándole el envío de telegramas que contienen información sobre las negociaciones entabladas con el gobierno español para resolver el problema agrario. En ellas se argumenta que el origen de las diferencias en materia agraria se remonta a la época de la colonia y que el gobierno del Gral. Obregón está en la mejor disposición de llegar a un buen arreglo con apego irrestricto a la ley. Memorándum de Alberto J. Pani a Ramón Ross en el que le expone el proceso de negociación entre Estados Unidos y México para obtener el reconocimiento.

Appendices concerning the American proposal to arrange a Convention on complaints about damages to the American interests caused by the Mexican Revolution. Memoranda concerning the American recognition under the condition of signing a treaty, protection to foreigners, the agrarian issue, the national debt, the court of complaints, religious affairs, the constitutional regime of undergrounds and the politics of arbitration. Notes about the possible causes that encouraged Americans to show a magnanimous attitude about Mexico and their return of its seized properties, the reasons that Mexico has to mistrust the United States and the named bolshevism in Mexico. / Anexos conteniendo la propuesta norteamericana para la celebración de la Convención sobre reclamaciones por daños causados a los intereses americanos durante la Revolución mexicana. Memoranda sobre el reconocimiento norteamericano bajo condición de un tratado, protección de extranjeros, la cuestión agraria, deuda pública, la corte de reclamaciones, cuestiones religiosas, el régimen constitucional del subsuelo y sobre la política en materia de arbitraje. Notas sobre las causas que pueden haber motivado el que los norteamericanos tuvieran una actitud más conciliadora con México sobre la devolución de todas sus propiedades incautadas, sobre los motivos que han provocado que México desconfíe de Estados Unidos y sobre el denominado bolshevismo en México.

Embassies and consulates of Mexico in the United States of America, France, New Orleans, Bordeaux and Havre, sent to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports and press clippings about Texas and policy reviews in Europe; messages and opinions of the U.S. President; exchange of prisoners of war on the island of Galveston and San Jacinto, Texas for those caught in Matamoros, Tamaulipas; the apprehension of General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna at San Jacinto, Texas, and reports on the mission of Manuel Eduardo de Gorostiza of Mexico in the United States who was sent to manage a peaceful settlement of the Texas-Mexico conflict. p. 1-146. ; https://scholarworks.utrgv.edu/guerra/1010/thumbnail.jpg

Communications between the Mexican Consulate in New Orleans and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on: the protest of Mexico for the recognition of the independence of Texas by the U.S. government, and the defeat and arrest of President General Antonio López de Santa Anna in Texas. Protest in Mexico over recognition of Texas by the United States of America. p. 1-15. Newsletter to Mexican diplomatic agents abroad, advising them to make a new proclamation on the blockade of the ports of Texas. p. 16-25. Communications from the Minister to his Holiness on the blockade of Texas ports by American forces. p. 26. The commanding general of the Northern Army reports that a U.S. official from the corvette "Button" or "Boston", says the U.S. crew will harass Mexico. p. 27-32. Communications between the Mexican Consulate in New Orleans and the senior officer in charge of the Ministry: Jose Maria Ortiz Monasterio, on the arrest of General President Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna in Texas. p. 33-76. Message to the governors and political leaders of Mexico regarding the capture of General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna in Texas and a call for his release. p. 77-78. Letters of support sent by the governors of the states of Tamaulipas, Nuevo Leon, Chihuahua, Sonora, Durango, Sinaloa, Colima, Michoacan, San Luis Potosi, Aguascalientes, Guanajuato, Querétaro, Puebla, Tlaxcala, Morelos, State of Mexico, the district governments of Veracruz, Tabasco, Campeche, Yucatan, Oaxaca and Chiapas, in relation to the arrest of General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna in Texas. p. 79-236. The Ministry of Finance reports to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the collections received from the residents of Tabasco, Mexico City, Tlalixcoyan, Chinameca, Acayucan, San Andrés Tuxtlan, Coatepec, Chicomanuel village, Puebla and Canton of Tampico. p. 237-250. Note from the Mexican Consulate in New Orleans acknowledging receiving his message of March 6 regarding information that General Santa Anna is staying in the home of Mango de Clavo, and is writing his account on the unfortunate event at San Jacinto. p. 251. Correspondence between the Consulate of Mexico in New Orleans and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in relation to the warship "General Urrea" captured by the U.S. sloop of war "Natchez" and it being held in Pensacola. p. 252-297. Conditions that prevent the Minister of his Holiness to hinder the work of agents in Europe who recognize the independence of Texas. p. 298-299. A captive among the Mezcaleros Indians declares that Americans are involved with the reprehensible human trafficking of wild Indians from Mexico. p. 300-306.

The Consulate of Mexico in New Orleans reports to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the discontent and rebellion of Texan colonists. General Martin Perfecto de Cos is sent to fix the situation. p. 1-28. The Mexican Embassy in Washington, the Consulate of Mexico in New Orleans and the Governor of Coahuila and Texas sent reports and press clippings to the Foreign Affairs Office on the military expedition of General Martin Perfecto in Texas to crush the rebellion of the colonists; meeting between the Mexican Minister and the U.S. Secretary of State regarding the insurrection in Texas. p. 29-101. The Consulate of Mexico in New Orleans sent to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports on the rebellion in Texas; the taking of San Antonio de Bexar by the rebels; trafficking in arms and ammunition to support the rebellion and security measures taken by the government of Mexico to control it. p. 102-128. The Consulate of Mexico in New Orleans sent to the Secretary of Foreign Affairs reports about the offer made to the cavalry captain Manuel Peláez, to be in the campaign against the revolt of Texas, and of him not accepting the offers of two soldiers of the line. p. 129-134. The Mexican Embassy in Washington, the Consulate of Mexico in New Orleans and the states of Oaxaca, Veracruz and Tlaxcala sent to the Foreign Affairs Office reports regarding: the blockade Texas ports by the government of Mexico. American ships in Tamaulipas; the intentions of Andrew Jackson, President of the United States to annex Texas; protection in Mexico for the Irishman John Mac-Ferron from the Texan rebels; the taking of the Alamo and the Plaza de Bexar in Texas by President Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. (print clipping). p. 135-198 ; https://scholarworks.utrgv.edu/guerra/1006/thumbnail.jpg