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ce*rt in camp.Another, and possibly the stronjyst, argument in favor of Key West, according to Colonel Woodward is that in the event of war the logical point for mobilization would be here and the encampment established would fitj the men for the work of handling the guns at Fort Taylor.Relative to the additional expenditures that would he necessary, both the colonel and Captain Putnam agreed that the initial cost would be the only thing to be considered as once selected, Key West will always be the placefor the artillery encampments.On his arrival, Colonel Woodward was met at the train byg«FCCaptain Rice, Captain William V. Albury, and Sergeant Frank K. Sheppard. After introductions and greetings they all repaired j ta to Captain Rice’s quarters in the army barracks where they enjoyed a regular army breakfast.Afterwards the tour of inspection was begun and concluded thisj^0 afternoon. Tonight ColonelPspi;foCOWoodward and Captain Putnamwill inspect Battery E., and tomorrow they will leave for Jacksonville.ineiut
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Key West Citizen
Key West, Florida, US
Wed, Oct 22, 1930
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