ammunition thing
also known as: war munitions
Summary: Seized war munitions being held for evidence by U.S. court and military authorities.
Completeness: 44/100 Grade D
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cited from Image 11 of El Paso herald (El Paso, Tex.), February 4, 1914, (HOME EDITION, Sport and Too Late To Classify) (1914)
Ammunition Goes to Port Is Now Open For Ex portation of War Muni tions to Mexico Continued front page 1 has no control over the munitions as they are still in charge of the United States court and much of his stock is oeing held for evidence at the April term of federal court Ass…
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Image 11 of El Paso herald (El Paso, Tex.), February 4, 1914, (HOME EDITION, Sport and Too Late To Classify) ↗
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