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Truck load of wounded coming to Managua from Matagalpa • General Vidaurre, second in command under Gen. Rivers Delgadillo with his officers at Las Banderas • Machine gun group of Gen. Vidaurre's forces • Gen. Vidaurre, second in command of Gen. Rivers Delgadillo • Forces of Gen. Rivers Delgadillo on march between Las Banderas and Teustepe • Gen. Rivers Delgadillo • Major Bloor, Gen. Rivers Delgadillo, Major Rodriguez & three officers of Gen. Delgadillo • Some of Gen. Rivers Delgadillo's forces at rest • Advance guard of Gen. Rivers Delgadillo's forces at Teustepe • Soldier of Gen. Noguera Gómez's in foxhole   (10 photos)

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Position in front line of Noguera Gómez's forces • Stone breastworks at Noguera Gómez's position • Stone breastworks at Noguera Gómez's position • Machine gun position of Noguera Gómez's forces • Machine gun position of Noguera Gómez's forces • Small field piece in position with forces of Noguera Gómez • Small field piece in position with forces of Noguera Gómez • Camp of Noguera Gómez • Gen Noguera Gómez with aides • Gen. Mayorga with aides   (10 photos)

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General Aviles, under Gen. Noguera Gómez, with officers • Headquarters of Gen. Noguera Gómez • Field telegraph & telephone office of Noguera Gómez • Female cooks accompanying Noguera Gómez's forces • Female soldier with Noguera Gómez's forces • Ox-cart transportation of Noguera Gómez • Pack ox used to carry supplies from Boaco to Noguera Gómez' forces • Pack ox • Pack mule, showing type of aparejo used • Pack mule & street scene in Boaco   (10 photos)

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 Lt. Abelardo Cuadra • additional images forthcoming •

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1. President Adolfo Díaz of Nicaragua. • 2. Hon. Charles C. Eberhardt, American Minister to Nicaragua. • 3. Brigadier General Frank R. McCoy, Chairman of the American Electoral Mission in Nicaragua and President, National Board of Elections. • 4. Rear Admiral David F. Sellers, USN, Commander Special Service Squadron, and Brigadier General Logan Feland, USMC, Commanding 2nd Brigade. • 5. Brigadier General Elias R. Beadle (Lieut. Col. USMC), Jefe Director, Guardia Nacional de Nicaragua. • 6. General José María Moncada, President-Elect of Nicaragua. • 7. Don Adolfo Bernard, Conservative Candidate for President of Nicaragua, 1928. • 8. General Emiliano Chamorro, Ex-president of Nicaragua. • 9. The National Board of Elections, Managua, Nicaragua: Dr. Ramon Castillo C., Conservative political member; Brig. Gen. Frank R. McCoy, USA, President; Dr. Manuel Cordero Reyes, Liberal political member. • 10. Colonel Francis LeJ. Parker, USA, Vice Chairman, American Electoral Mission and Vice President, National Board of Elections.    (10 photos)

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11. Major Gary I. Crockett, USA, Secretary, National Board of Elections. • 12. Dr. Harold W. Dodds, adviser to Chairman, American Electoral Mission. • 13. Hon. George K. Pond, adviser to Chairman, American Electoral Mission. • 14. Colonel Arthur S. Brown, JAGD, USA, advisor to Chairman, American Electoral Mission. • 15. Lieut. Col. Gordon Johnston, USA, adviser to Chairman, American Electoral Mission. 16. • Major Cassine M. Dowell, USA, Executive Officer, American Electoral Mission. • 17. Major Felix Promaruelli, USA, Assistant Executive Officer and in charge Information Section, American Electoral Mission. • 18. First Lieut. Henry W. Isabell, USA, Adjutant, American Electoral Mission. • 19. First Lieut. Frank F. Fulton, FD, USA, Finance Officer. • 20. Campo de Marte - the President's Palace, Managua.    (10 photos)

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 21. The National Palace, Managua. • 22. The Ayuntamiento (City Hall), Managua. • 23. The Managua Club. • 24. A Native House, Managua. • 25. A Nicaraguan Family (photo missing). • 26. The Laundry, Managua (photo missing). • 27. La Loma Fortress, overlooking Managua (photo missing). • 28. Office of the Chairman, American Electoral Mission (photo missing). • 29. Marine Camp, Tipitapa. • 30. Marine Hospital, Managua.    (6 photos)

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31. National Board of Elections, Secretariat and Advisers. • 32. Managua, from La Loma. • 33. Coffee Finca, "La Luz," near Managua. • 34. Banco Nacional de Nicaragua. • 35. Conservative National Headquarters, Managua. • 36. Liberal National Headquarters, Managua. • 37. Grand Hotel Lupone, Managua. • 38. Entry, American Legation, Managua. • 39. A Street, Managua. • 40. Residents of General Chamorro, Managua.    (10 photos)

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 41. Minister Eberhardt and Dr. Dana Munro, Counselor, in courtyard of American Legation, Managua. • 42. Marine Corps Amphibian Plane, at Managua Air Field (used principally on Atlantic coast). • 43. Don Adolfo Benard at Corinto enroute from Europe and United States. • 44. Conservatives at Corinto await Benard's landing. Special train in background. • 45. Benard greets friends at Corinto. • 46. Governor Somoza of León and Don Adolfo Benard at Corinto. • 47. Crowd at hotel, Corinto, to welcome Benard. • 48. Locomotive on Benard Sugar Estate, Chichigalpa. • 49. Benard special train at Chinandega. • 50. Crowd to see Benard, enroute to Managua.    (10 photos)

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51. President Díaz (caricature). • 52. Minister Eberhardt (caricature). • 53. General McCoy (caricature). • 54. General Feland (caricature). • 55. General Beadle (caricature). • 56. Captain H. S. Keimling, G.N., chief of police of Managua, and Guardia platoon (caricature). • 57. Sending out electoral supplies by Fokker transport plane from Ocotal to precincts in Nueva Segovia. • 58. Loading the last packs (same). • 59. General Chamorro in patio of his home, Managua. • 60. General Moncada.    (10 photos)

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61. A registration booth, Managua. • 62. Registration booth, Campo de Marte precinct, Managua. • 63. Rural registration booth near Managua. • 64. General Moncada ready to register at Precinct No. 1, Managua, September 23, 1928. • 65. A registration booth, Managua. • 66. A precinct board and secretaries, Managua. • 67. Colonel C. E. Hunt, USA, Ret., department chairman, León, with assistants and precinct chairman. • 68. Department headquarters, León. • 69. Captain Thomas A. Austin, Jr., USA, department chairman of Nueva Segovia, and assistants, at Ocotal. • 70. Election patrol leaves Ocotal.    (10 photos)

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71. A ballot box in transit. • 72. General McCoy and Lieut. Colonel Gordon Johnston, USA, at Managua air field after inspection trip by plane to Atlantic coast. • 73. Same, with Capt. "Wop" Howard, USMC, pilot. • 74. Pen and ink sketch of voting booth, Tisma precinct, Department of Masaya, by Corporal Otto Vonohr, USMC, precinct chairman. • 75. Election Day (Nov. 4), Managua, President Díaz arrives at voting booth, escorted by Major Willian R. Shutan, USA, department chairman. • 76. President Díaz dips his fingers in stain before voting. • 77. General Moncada, Dr. Aguado and Major Shutan arrive at No. 1 voting booth, Managua, Nov. 4. • 78. General Moncada receives his ballot. • 79. General Moncada and Dr. Aguado leaving the polls. • 80. A voter casts his ballot, Managua.    (10 photos)

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81. Admiral Sellers visits a Managua voting booth, November 4. • 82. General Feland watches progress of election, November 4, Managua. • 83. In line before 7 o'clock a.m. Nov. 4 at a Managua precinct; Guardia private in foreground. • 84. A voter stains his fingers. • 85. Waiting to vote before polls opened, Managua. • 86. Waiting to vote before polls opened, Managua. • 87. Vigilante votes while opposing vigilante watches him, Managua. • 88. Election day scene in Managua. • 89. Election day scene in Managua. • 90. Election day scene in Managua.    (10 photos)

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91. Election day scene in Managua. • 92. Election day scene in Managua. • 93. Election day scene in Managua. • 94. Election day scene in Managua. • 95. Election day scene in Managua. • 96. Election day scene in Managua. • 97. Voting completed before 3 p.m. at a Managua poll. • 98. Rural precinct booth near Managua, at close of voting. • 99. Check-up of returns at a Managua booth, Nov. 4; Marine Corps movie photographer at left. • 100. Bringing in ballots by motor truck late on Nov. 4 from a rural precinct, Managua department, Marines guard box.    (10 photos)

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101. Election returns by bull-cart to department capital. • 102. Dr. Castillo (caricature). • 103. Dr. Cordero Reyes (caricature). • 104. Bluefields; Liberal refreshments served to voters on Election day. • 105. Major Carles F. E. Price, USMC, Bluefields department chariman and Board. • 106. Major Price and Board. • 107. Amphibian, Puerto Cabezas, Bluefields department. • 108. Liberal campaign headquarters, Bluefields. • 109. Voting booth, Bluefields Norte precinct, Election Day. • 110. Voting booth, Bluefields Norte precinct, Election Day.    (10 photos)

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111. Registration, Puerto Cabezas. • 112. Waiting for polls to open, Puerto Cabezas. • 113. A precinct board, Sandy Bay, Bluefields department. • 114. Precinct Board, Puerto Cabezas. • 115. Election Day, Bluefields, Creole belles ready to serve voters. • 116. Rivas - the Cuartel. • 117. Rivas - crowd welcomes Moncada at San Jorge. • 118. Moncada campaigns in Rivas department. • 119. Moncada campaigns in Rivas department. • 120. Moncada campaigns in Rivas department.    (10 photos)

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121. Moncada campaigns in Rivas department. • 122. Moncada campaigns in Rivas department. • 123. Moncada campaigns in Rivas department. • 124. Moncada campaigns in Rivas department. • 125. Rivas - entrance to cemetery. • 126. Rivas - the casino. • 127. Rivas - driveway to cemetery. • 128. Rivas - road to city. • 129. Major Herman Randolph, USA, chairman and departmental board, Rivas. • 130. Rivas board in session.    (10 photos)

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131. León - General Somoza, Jefe Politico. • 132. León - Col. O. E. Hunt, chairman, gives final instructions to precinct chairmen. • 133. Bluejackets fight Marines - sham battle, León. • 134. Baseball scoreboard, Marines vs. Nicaraguans, Leon. • 135. Bluejacket battalion entrains at Corinto for León. • 136. Marine Detachment, USS MISSISSIPPI, leaves León for northern hills to protect voters. • 137. Col. Ora E. Hunt, department chairman, León. • 138. General Felipe Flores, Liberal chief, in front of No. 6 precinct, León (missing). • 139. Col. C. C. Smith, USA, Ret. , department chairman, Granada, and Board (missing). • 140. Captain Lloyd V. H. Durfee, USA, department chairman, Chinandega, and Board (missing).    (7 photos)

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141. Major Howard Eager, USA, department chairman, Chontales, and Board (missing). • 142. Alcaldía, Juigalpa (Chontales), Marine detachment and office of department board. • 143. Jinotega - department board, Major Robert L. Christian, USA, chairman. • 144. Matagalpa - Major John. B. Coulter, USA, chairman department board, and two Ensigns. • 145. Matagalpa - department board session. • 146. Nicaraguan boy captured from Sandino force during fight at Ocotal - now assistant to Captain Darnell, G.N., Masaya. • 147. Precinct chairman leaves Masaya with ballot box, etc. for Laguna. • 148. Masaya church. • 149. Returning with ballots to Masaya from Los Altos precinct, Nov. 5, 1928. • 150. Masaya - precinct Palo Blanco, voting ends.    (9 photos)

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151. Masaya - Magdalena precinct, Election Day, with naval chairman. • 152. Masaya - returning with records from Nindiri precinct, Nov. 5. • 153. Masaya - Palo Blanco precinct, 4:10 p.m. Nov. 4. • 154. A precinct board, Masaya. • 155. Central Avenue, Masaya. • 156. Captain Clifford H. Tate, USA, chairman, and department board, Masaya. • 157. Estelí - Sept. 14, precinct chairman outward bound for Trinidad. • 158. Major Joseph B. Pate, USA, chairman, Estelí, and department board. • 159. Same, in session. • 160. Estelí, urban precinct No. 2, Pvt. T. W. Madden, USMC, chairman, afternoon of Nov. 4.    (10 photos)

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161. Election scenes, Estelí. • 162. Election scenes, Estelí. • 163. Election scenes, Estelí. • 164. Election scenes, Estelí. • 165. Election scenes, Estelí. • 166. Election scenes, Estelí. • 167. Precinct chairman, Estelí department. • 168. Crossing Río Jícaro, Estelí, Sept. 15; this ford known for treacherous underfooting. • 169. Electoral patrol, Estelí. • 170. Voters, Puerto Cabezas, Bluefields department.    (10 photos)

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171. Bluejacket battalion, Managua. • 172. Bluejackets battalion, Managua. • 173. Living statue of Liberty greets President-Elect Hoover at Corinto, Nov. 27, 1928; Senorita Margarita Pertz, of Managua, impersonates the goddess. • 174. Marine guard of honor awaits arrival of President-Elect Hoover, Corinto. • 175. Mr. Hoover coming ashore, Corinto. • 176. Mr. Hoover (Minister Eberhardt on his left) on wharf, Corinto; Guardia escort in background. • 177. President-Elect Hoover, President-Elect Moncada, and Minister Eberhardt, Corinto. • 178. President-Elect Hoover, President-Elect Moncada, and Minister Eberhardt, Corinto. • 179. President-Elect Hoover, receives the salute, Corinto.    (10 photos)

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