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June 19, 1916
IMT.. GRETNA, WHERE PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA WILL MOBILIZE, "AND SCENES IN' THE TROUBLED AREA
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PENNSYLVANIA MILITIAMEN IN CAMP AT MT. GRETNA. THIS SCENE WILL BE DUPLICATED ON JUNE 24 WHEN THE TROOPS ASSEMBLE FROM ALL PARTS OF THE STATE
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TYPICAL AMERICAN ENTERPRISE IN MEXICO
Hundreds of these concessions, owned and operated by
citizens of the United States, are said to be in danger
of destruction and confiscation.
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ALONG THE MEXICAN BORDER
.United States troops are seen crossing the hot, arid, alkali plains which
stretch for hundreds of miles into Mexico.
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Members of the New Mexico militia along the border. The 3-inch gmuis,
shovn in full recoil after firing.
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AMERICAN SHACK BARRICADED
Ever since the belligerent Mexican factions got tired of fighting amongst
themselves and turned their attentions to the Americans in the stricken
country the "gringoes" have maintained armed camp at all their settlements.
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, VICTIM OF MEXICAN LAWLESSNESS
C, R. Watson, a Texas ranger, was one, xt the first Americans killed by the
Villa bandits.
, ,. , AN IDEA OF WAR'S EFFECT IN MEXICO ,
Mexico has learned its lesson from the warring nations in Europe! well. Here
is a typical scene along the railway lines that run from the United States into
the southern republic The brijge was first ; dy&nlWd and I thbwned?
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