Alcântara Bacelar |
Governor of the State of Amazonas, 1917-1920. |
Manaus |
César do Rego Monteiro |
Governor of the State of Amazonas, 1921-1924. |
Manaus |
Efigênio Sales |
Governor of the State of Amazonas, 1926- 1929. |
Manaus |
Álvaro Maia |
Federal Intervenor in the State of Amazonas Nov. 1930 -- July 1931. |
Manaus |
Bento Martins Pereira de Lemos |
Chief Inspector of the 1ª Inspetoria Regional do Serviço de Proteção aos Indígenas (State of Amazonas and Territory of Acre, 1916 --1932. |
Manaus |
José Guimarães |
Manager sent by the Inspectorate to administrate the nut harvest in the Mura village of Madeira in 1924. Linked to police forces. |
Mura villages along the Madeira River. |
Odorico Ferreira Chaves |
Landholder, police officer among the Igapó-Açu Indians between 1923 and 1931. |
Cunhã nut circuit |
Militino de Souza e Silva |
Munduruku, police officer for the Laranjal Indians from at least 1925, still in this position in 1931. |
Laranjal, Laguinho, Paca Cipó Villages (Canumã-Abacaxis interfluvial region). |
José Sant’Anna de Souza |
Responsible party, according to the Inspectorate, for the Cunhã nut circuits in 1931. A Civil Policeman on leave. |
Cunhã nut circuit |
Augusto Costa |
Colonel, rubber baron, owner of the Vista Alegre rubber circuits, land speculator in Mura lands along the Rio Madeira. |
Vista Alegre rubber circuit (Mura villages along the Madeira River). |
Luís José Soares |
Colonel Augusto Costa’s son-in-law, married to Corina da Costa Duarte. Subprecinct Commander of Police in 1925 and Indian police officer in 1928. |
Vista Alegre rubber circuit (Mura villages along the Madeira River). |
Corina da Costa Soares |
Daughter of Augusto Soares and wife of Luís José Soares. Professor at the Laranjal School from 1927 on. |
Vista Alegre rubber circuit (Mura villages along the Madeira River). |
Raimundo Venâncio da Costa Leite |
Head of the Laranjal Indigenous Post in 1931. Nephew of Bento Martins Pereira Lemos |
Laranjal Indigenous Post (Canumã-Abacaxis interfluvial region) |
Manoel João dos Santos |
Munduruku, Captain of the Indians in Laranjal, Laguinho, Paca and Cipó villages in 1931. |
Laranjal, Laguinho, Paca Cipó Villages (Canumã-Abacaxis interfluvial region). |
Pessoa Sobrinho |
A family that was part of the rural oligarchy, with territorial holdings and political control in Borba during the first decades of the 20th Century. Would-be owners of the lands of the Munduruku villages. |
Laranjal, Laguinho, Paca Cipó Villages (Canumã-Abacaxis interfluvial region). |