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Yesterday. Last night was perfect too. It was perfect to open up your window weather, if your neighbors are quiet at the hour we go to sleep. Really. Do you have loud neighbors like a hi, sue serio. Yes, lauren johnson. It was 93 degrees for a high yesterday but the difference, was the humidity, it wasnt really that high. That is why it felt good yesterdayes specially in the evening once the sun started to go down. It felt great. In weather by the numbers today is a seven out of ten. We had an e...

Since checking in . We are following up. There will be hours and hours of Video Surveillance we will have to recall with the cooperation of the mgm. [inaudible] the Fusion Center . There are cameras everywhere. How did this happen . I dont understand what you are alluding to, how did it happen. This is an individual described as a lone wolf, i do not know how it could have been prevented if we did not have prior knowledge of the individual. It was not evident he had weapons in his room. We have ...

Isaac Frantz Scott, World War I soldier - Kansas Memory

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Most who are familiar of the U.S. Model 1917 have heard the story of how it was used as a substitute for the Model 1903 during World War I, but few have heard of the efforts of John T. Thompson and his band of rifle demonstrators that evaluated, taught and trained American soldiers on the new rifle for U.S. Ordnance.

Reader wants to return century-old postcard of soldiers in San Antonio to senders family FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 This “real photo” postcard was postmarked May 20,1919, in McCoy, a small town in Atascosa County, southeast of San Antonio.Courtesy /Dan WilliamsShow MoreShow Less 2of2 This “real photo” postcard shows two men in World War I uniforms, experts say. They are identified as “Don and Horace” and the photo likely was taken at Camp Travis near Fort Sam Houston. It’s addresse...