Obregón
[aw-vre-gawn]
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noun
Al·va·ro [ahl-vah-raw] /ˈɑl vɑ rɔ/, 1880–1928, Mexican general and statesman: president 1920–24.
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Historical Examples of obregon
In 1760, a poor man named Obregon, a Spaniard, began to explore a new vein.
MexicoSusan Hale
That you are an assassin sent by that horrible President Obregon?
The Radio Boys on the Mexican BorderGerald Breckenridge
The validity of the piece of paper that Mr. Hughes demanded of Obregon would rest upon international law.
Behind the MirrorsClinton W. Gilbert
Obregon's victories in 1915 drove Villa back to his old hunting grounds.
Woodrow Wilson's Administration and AchievementsFrank B. Lord and James William Bryan
That guy Obregon has promised to let all the refugees come back free and easy if he is elected, and no questions asked.
Eve to the RescueEthel Hueston