Ethel Duffy Turner claims he was shot by one of his men who confused Guerrero with a spy as he was gaining higher ground to conduct reconnaissance; Martínez Nuñez says Guerrero was shot in the right eye while climbing onto a roof to repel an attack by federal forces; while Enrique Flores Magón reports that Guerrero was shot in the forehead while explaining the ideals of the PLM to the assembled townsfolk.
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In 1901, Filomeno Mata appointed him a correspondent on Diario del Hogar and, that same year, he enlisted as a reservist in the National Army, where he reached the rank of second lieutenant (cavalry).
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In May 1906 Guerrero was visited by Manuel Sarabia, who invited him to participate on the Organizing Committee of the Mexican Liberal Party (JOPLM).
Guerrero | Vladimir Guerrero | Tommy Guerrero | Lisa Guerrero | Guerrero Negro | Wilton Guerrero | Último Guerrero | Robert Guerrero | Mario Guerrero | Stephanie Guerrero | León María Guerrero | Lalo Guerrero | José María Guerrero de Arcos y Molina | Francisco Guerrero Marín | Eddie Guerrero | Ciudad Altamirano, Guerrero | Roberto Guerrero | Ramon "Kumoi" Guerrero | Ramon "Kumoi" Deleon Guerrero | Práxedis G. Guerrero Municipality | Manuel Flores Leon Guerrero | Juan Sabines Guerrero | José Gustavo Guerrero | José Guerrero | Jose Guerrero | Hector Guerrero | Guerrero (''standing on first base'') as a member of the Harrisburg Senators | Guerrero Municipality, Coahuila | Gonzalo Guerrero | Giancarlo Guerrero |