Alvaro Obregon was victorious at the Battle of Celaya over this man's Division of the North.
This man was assassinated after going into town without his bodyguards called the "Dorados," upon which he apocryphally said "Don't let it end like this. Tell them I said something." Alvaro Obregon was victorious at the Battle of Celaya over this man's Division of the North. This man served as Governor of (*) Chihuahua for two years, and along with Emiliano Zapata, this man opposed Venustiano Carranza. While accompanying this man's army, Ambrose Bierce disappeared. After this man led the raid of Columbus, an expedition was led by General "Black Jack" Pershing to capture him. For 10 points, name this Mexican revolutionary and bandit.
This man was assassinated after going into town without his bodyguards called the "Dorados," upon which he apocryphally said "Don't let it end like this.
Pancho Villa (or Francisco Villa; or Jose Doroteo Arango Arambula)