1919-07-22, Mack to Lora

Authors

Mack E. Franklin

Files

Document Type

Letter

Keywords

Postal service, Knights of Columbus, July 1919, Fort Myer, Virginia, cavalry, U.S.A., troop "k", Bar Harbor, Maine, cavalry, African-Americans, protest, correspondence, personal narratives, personal stories, combat, race, racism, outrages, civilians, crime, discontent, death, wounded, injury, injured, racial stereotyping, racial slur, race, racism, riot, self-determination, Washington, Race Riot 1919, Red Summer 1919, munitions, homesickness, rainy weather, bad weather, boredom, agriculture, culture, social customs, Texas, returning home

Publication Date

7-22-1919

Subject Terms

Lora W. Stanley; World War I; World War One; July 22, 1919; World War, 1914 1918; Army; United States. Army ; War and Civilization -- History -- 20th Century; United States; United States Cavalry; United States. Army. Cavalry Regiment, 3rd; U.S.A.; Bar Harbor (Me.) -- History -- 20th century; Washington (D.C.) -- History -- 20th Century; Washington (D.C.) -- Race Relations -- 20th Century; Washington (D.C.) -- Social Conditions -- 20th Century; Washington (D.C.) -- Politics and Government -- 20th Century;

Identifier

2014.160.w.r_ Franklin _worldwarone_1919-07-22_003

Recommended Citation

Franklin, Mack E., "1919-07-22, Mack to Lora" (1919). Mack Franklin First World War correspondence. 3.
https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/mfranklin_collection/3

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