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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1916
Page
16
Fragmentary text outlines a call to arms for the militia and National Guard under a president’s authority. Mentions muster, service of the United States, and tables of organization guiding federal recognition and mobilization through the War Department.
A condensed timeline tracing Mexico from the Madero revolution in 1910 through Huerta and Carranza to Villa era clashes. Key events include Madero's provisional presidency, Huerta's dictatorship, U. S. naval incidents at Vera Cruz, Niagara mediation, Villa's raids, and American punitive actions.
War department records show the National Guard statuses by state. Alabama lists medical department good and artillery poor. Arkansas notes infantry companies G D F K as poor with others good. Arizona shows medical department good, infantry fair and good.
The record lists multiple state medical departments and units with ratings for infantry, cavalry, artillery and engineers. Descriptions include very good, good, fair, poor and excellent across regions such as Colorado Connecticut Georgia Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico and more.
Fragmentary text mentions brigades divisions and a war period with vague references to times and places. Names and events are garbled, offering no clear person, organization, date, or outcome to report.
John Moran in a village Fourth of July pageant delivers a grand, eloquent speech to impress Susan Duval but slips on a dirt bank and falls into eight feet of water. Susan helps him recover as the crowd watches, revealing the celebration’s risky spectacle and the couple’s evolving relationship.
A linen towel, antiques expert Mrs. Cecelian Jones Murdoch acquired from Motel Schenley, is believed to date soon after the Revolution. Its elaborate patriotic design includes American emblems and the inscription The Independence of the United States of America Declared July 4, 1776 Washington Elected President of the Federal Union, March 178- B Plorbus Unum. The piece measures 34 by 19 inches and may have been part of a set kept in daily use by a German-descended family.
The text hints at a fragmentary excerpt asserting that the United colonies are free and independent states, declared apart from British allegiance. The wording is garbled but centers on independence and rejection of British authority.
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