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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1916
Page
6
The document describes Congress authorizing a muster of organized militia and National Guard units for federal service. It outlines the process for organization, muster strength, and recognition under War Department rules, with state and federal authorities coordinating mobilization and duty assignments.
A compact chronology tracing Mexico's upheaval from Francisco I Madero's provisional presidency in 1910 to Villa and Carranza era events. It notes key dates including Huerta’s rise and fall, U.S. Marine action at Vera Cruz, the Niagara mediation, and major crossborder clashes and raids involving Villa’s forces.
The War Department reports the National Guard condition by state. Alabama medical department good, artillery poor, infantry fair to good. Arizona medical department good, infantry fair and good. Arkansas several infantry companies poor with others good.
The record lists various state medical departments with attached evaluations for infantry, cavalry, artillery, engineers and other corps. Ratings range from excellent to poor across companies and districts, noting strengths in some units and weaknesses in others.
Fragmentary notes reference military units and anniversaries tied to World War II era. Named groups include brigades and divisions, with scattered mentions of command, cavalry, and placeholder dates. Context remains unclear due to garbled OCR.
John Moran crafts a grand Fourth of July speech to woo Susan Duval but falls into a creek after the crowd applauds his lines. Susan helps him rise from the water as the pageant ends, leaving Moran to recover and face questions about his grand gesture.
An aged linen towel from Mrs. Cecelian Jones Murdoch of the Motel Schenley is praised as an intricate pen and ink impression dating from around the late 18th or early 19th century. It bears patriotic designs including bags, shields and the motto The Independence of the United States Declared July 4 1776 Washington Elected President.
The fragment asserts that these United colonies are, and ought to be, free and independent states, absolved from allegiance to the British. The text reflects colonial sentiment and rebellious rhetoric from an unsettled period.
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