Vast Mesa Verde Sun Temple Unearthed By Fewkes In Colorado
Mancos Colorado June 17 report details Dr Jesse Walter Fewkes of the Smithsonian uncovering the Great Sun Temple atop Mesa Verde National Park. The 129 by 190 feet mound rises above a canyon and is described as the highest example of Mesa Verde architecture with walls of about 190 feet and intricate stonework. Dr Fewkes believes multiple clans built it for ceremonial use, and excavation promises new insights into ancient Puebloan culture.
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Jesse Fewkes
Mancos
Colo
Mesa Verde National Park
Colorado
Jesse Walter Pewie
Smithsonian Institution
Spruce House
Um Palace
Mesa Verde
Fewkes
Hanor
Fewkes Ata
Mea Verde
Te Fawkes
Bun Templa
Dr. Fewkes
Moss Verde
Masa
Gaena
Mummy Lake
Mesa Verda
Pewkes Wil
Fewken
Mena Verde
Nerchea
Ita
Sarothta
Fewhis
Plapg
Fawkes
Mesa Vere
Thas
Dust in Mechanism Hampers Army Pistol In Action
Field headquarters report dust in the army 45 automatic pistol caused jams during the May 5 Ojos Azules engagement where about six Villa bandits were killed. The issue proved the pistol’s deadly power despite dust problems. Lieut A M Graham led cavalry. his pistol remained clean on dusty Mexican marches, while Lieut A B Lord’s jam was freed by pounding on a solid object that turned out to be his knee.
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Dona
Ojos Azules
A. M. Graham
Thia
Lieut
A.B. Lord
Rockland
Maine
States Observe Antimalaria Day
June 17 Ashville Tennessee reports antimalaria day observed by Arkansas Mississippi and Tennessee. Medical department of the university launched movement urging counties to wage fight against malaria by draining swamps curving tin cans and pouring on standing pools.
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Ashville, Tann
Medical Department of the University
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Naval Orders Detachments and Assignments Listed
Navy Department dispatch lists Lieut Comar and many officers assigned or detached to ships, academies, and stations. Personnel names include Lannon, Agen, Glennon, Lamountain, Wentworth, Whiting, Crenshaw, Reeves, Krás, Mally, Nelson, Davis, Tisdale, Shock, Harper, Freeman, Forwald, Wild, Rindle, Putnam, Orincade, Rosmet, and others with voyages to Norfolk, Annapolis, Indian Head, Baltimore, and various ships and bars in 1920s operations.
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Comar
P. Lannon
Navy Department
Naval War College
Lent
AGEN
South Dakota
Naval Academy
Newt Ales
J.B. Glennon
Actude Naval Peawiex Wraunda
Indian Head
Uty & Ead Connertion Arimopa
G. WW
Lamountain
Veruont
Fulton
Tienta
Wentworth Ant
Whiting
Delaware
Menten Lied
K. A. Crenshaw
Chester
Montana
N. Reeves
Norfolk
KRAS
Inebia Lanverity
Nations T Auto
Esrecce
Dereeit
Jon Mally
Uirmingger
Mertana
Si W. Nelson
Baltimore
Ktewistaland Prasat
DAVIS
Florida
Bal- Antiaare
Unaiga
Tisdale
Arizone
J. M. Shock
Deleware
John Harper
Parr Yard
New York
Mingenota
Freeman -Medical Reserve
Crrys
Gee Furl
J. Forwald
Charles
Ferog
Pennsylvania
Neetuis
Bearss
Marina Barack
Aphid
Firat Bet
Maire
Salem
Putnam Sanuhetant
Orincade
Framage
Philadeipe
Ponca
Manne Barracks
Port Noutein
Kate Benet
Navy personnel legislation looms in Congress debate
The Navy seeks approval of a personnel scheme by Rear Admiral Victor Blue to apportion officers by grades on a percentage basis. Secretary Daniels stalled, with hopes Congress will insert the plan into the naval appropriation bill, enabling quicker action and avoiding a separate bill. Preparations include adding officers to the construction corps, selecting graduates, and funding experimental torpedo nets for ships, pending enactment of the appropriation bill.
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Fficerg
Navy
Congress
Navy Department
Victor Blue
Bureau of Navigation
Daniela
Senate Military Committee
Senate
Navy Construction Corps
Bureau of Ordnance
Torpedo Neta
Trevalas
Harttechin
Senate Naval Committee
Swanson
Virginia
Tillman
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
American Hostages Rescued From Mexican Raiders
A reconstructed scene shows American hostage Deemer and Sgt Payne rescued after Maj Langhorne’s force, following a letter, pursued raiders to Rancho Casa Piedro. In a pitched battle near the ranch, 70 raiders were captured and the American trader and a colored trooper were freed.
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Deemer
Faymn
Tasacs
Monres Payne
Wutatore
Daemer
Payne
Siaut
Nathy Ta Alvarez
Langhorne
Rancho Casa Piedro
Jenne Deemer
Wes Thay
Army and Navy News on deposits and Alaska game rules
Soldiers hold 2,322,000 in deposits. proposed board of trustees would invest in state supervised tanks at the lowest rates, possibly cutting interest and deterring saving. Army chief seeks Alaska travel hunting clearance for food, opposed by 1908 law restricting king salmon game, with natives and explorers exempt for food.
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Secretary of War
Secreta of the Treasury
Harrison
Army
Alaska
Tar ‘Department
Punitive Expedition Into Mexico Described by Old Timer
Los Angeles June 17 1871 sheriff J Frank Burns led a punitive expedition into Lower California seeking Buckskin Bill. He captured the outlaw’s six toed foot as proof, collected a large reward, and reported a brutal chase across rivers and mountains aided by Mexican locals. The interview recounts the period’s cooperation with Governor Pesquera and border police, and notes Burns’s later career and other convict-prison counts.
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Mexico
Washington Post
Los Angeles
J. Frank Burns
Los Angeles County
Buckskin Bill
Sherif Burne
California
G Burna
Burna
Henry T. Hazard
George Hazard
Mr. Burna
State
Mr. Burns
Xtvan
Pesauela
Lower
Stephen Samsbry
Bilderbeck Brothers
Jonathan Dunlap
Lone Pine
Hemecula
Riverside County
Fort Yuma
Lower California
Real de Castillo
Ignacio Sepulveda
Superior Court
Pesquela
Real de
Cult of
Elain
Quality for Annapolis Navy Entrance Exams
Quality for Annapolis outlines the recent competitive examinations for enlisted men of the Navy. The document discusses the written phrasms and procedures, noting the selection standards and the government action related to the admission exam.
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Cessonite
Lothar
Hat Congress
Army Orders List Relieves Officers and Allocates Duties
The document lists Army orders detailing officers relieved from duty or reassigned in the Eastern department. It notes temporary charges, leaves of absence, and medical discharges affecting various corps including quartermaster, medical, artillery, and cavalry, with dates around July. The list also references Chaplain Lenvaas and repairs and duties at Walter Reed Hospital and Fort Leavenworth.
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George F. Downey
Avertermante Corpa
Eastern Department
Louia
Scherfa
Quartermaster Carps
Quartermaster Rerpa
Walter Reed General Hospital
D.C
Java
Gilbert Mahshall
Sagat Artillery
Car Geon
Charles
Morton
Sifteenth
Mt Wieknene Ig
Pater d Albers
Byrne
Coepa
United States Mystery Acaden
Jerrmiuate A. Lenvaas
Fourth Cavalry
Amy
Aiatit
Conrad S. Babchor
Petraen
James G. Morningstar
Frederick A. Peincg
Oliver S
CSP
Ae Blakey
Arienas
Mateo
Sorpa Wail
Wiliam Wharthur
Medical Corps
P Cateent
Acuy
Medes
AL Whale
Pail le
Seroud Tie Warren F
Terniga Flegenth Caviers
Port Oglethorpe
Fee Egiirent
Teresa Sore
Movements of Naval Weasels. Spud Ruffle tener Sim TMege for Merarta
Unclear text fragment with scattered names and garbled phrases. Contains possible references to naval terms and individuals but lacks coherent facts, dates, or locations for a solid card.
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Arcitecture
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Graham
Lord
S States
Capitol Renovating Co
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NAVAL
United States Navy
Guantanamo
Vagecioa
Army and Navy News
Seve
San Diego
San Francisco
Stanislaus
Kern
Squaw
Agua Caliente
Kern County
Meacal
Burns
John T. Carpenter
Naval Station
Cuba
John R. Edwards
A W. Stahl
Naval Board
Atlantic and
Gulf
Annapolis
Koupservice
Kops Bros
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
Thirteenth Street Telephone Main
Liusthurer
Santo Do
la Mode Cleaning Co
Eye St. N. W. Fhone
St. N. OW
Julius A. West
Zoosu
Cor. H. Unley
Wetek
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