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Servando F. Agis

AKA: Sirvando T. Agis
Released
Gender:Male
Race:Hispanic
Era:1900s
State:Texas
Support
Anarchism Anti-Imperialism Partido Liberal Mexicano
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Biography

Servando F. Agis was a Mexican journalist and organizer associated with the Partido Liberal Mexicano’s anti-Díaz exile movement. He corresponded with prominent Mexican Liberal activists before traveling to Texas around 1908. Agis participated in the Club Liberal Juárez y Lerdo in Bridgeport and later organized a Liberal group in San Antonio, where the Mexican consulate placed him under surveillance. He contributed articles to Regeneración in 1910 and was appointed a general delegate of the PLM organizing junta in January 1911. He was jailed or prosecuted under U.S. neutrality laws.

Case

Charges: Jailed, held
Sentence: Named in contemporary rosters of Mexican revolutionaries jailed or prosecuted under U.S. neutrality laws; the record states nearly all spent months in jail but does not establish precise individual dates. Charges as recorded: Jailed, held for extradition, or prosecuted under U.S. neutrality laws as a Partido Liberal Mexicano member