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2018 FEATURE ARTICLE |
| Temecula Area Men Volunteer Serve as “Doughboys” WW I From Internet Sources and documents provided by Jeffery Harmon |
Over a hundred years ago, World War I was entering its second year
in Europe. America was still embroiled in the controversy over the
sinking of the RMS Lusitania in June 1915, and closer to home President
Wilson was concerned with national defense of America’s southern
border with Mexico. Beginning in 1910 Mexico was dealing with an
on-going revolution between the dictatorial government of Venustiano
Carranza and rebel forces led by Gens. Francisco “Pancho”
Villa and Emiliano Zapata. |
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JANUARY
2018 - "The Invaders" |
FEFRUARY
2018 - After Years, Finally a New Temecula Bank |
MARCH
2018 - Juan Murrieta Introduced Avocados to So. California |
APRIL
2018 - Ralph Love Pen & Ink Drawings on Display at History Center |
MAY
2018 - Temecula as a Cattle Town |
JUNE
2018 - Last Items from Tom Hudson Print Shop Retreived and in
new Caring Hands |
JULY
2018 - Temecula Area Men Volunteer to Serve as “Doughboys” in
WW I |