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Title	National Guard 4th Ohio Infantry Photograph
Subject	Military Ohio World War I Ohio. National Guard 166th Regiment, 42nd Infantry Division Machine guns Horses Mules
Place	Ohio El Paso (Texas)
Description	A photograph measuring 10.89 by 3 inches (27.66 by 7.54 cm) shows the machine gun company of the 4th Ohio Infantry at Camp Pershing, in El Paso Texas on January 2, 1917. Men in the photographs are identified on the back, which is the second image. The 4th Ohio was a National Guard regiment that was called out to put down strikes and riots. It was in Texas to stop revolutionary insurgents on the border with Mexico. It later became the first Ohio regiment to be federalized during World War I when it was designated the 166th Infantry Regiment of the 42nd "Rainbow" Division.
Date of Original	January 02, 1917
Source	Audiovisual material; SC 770
Format	picture
Submitting Institution	Ohio Historical Society
Rights	Online access is provided for research purposes only. For rights and reproduction requests or more information, go to http://www.ohiohistory.org/images/information
Type	StillImage
Date created	2010-06-04

Title	Om1350_1645169_001
Rights	Online access is provided for research purposes only. For rights and reproduction requests or more information, go to http://www.ohiohistory.org/images/information
File Name	Om1350_1645169_001.tif
Image Height	1187
Image Width	4356
File Size	1395.135 KB
Full Text	[corresponds to back of photograph of the National Guard 4th Ohio Infantry] Machine Gun Co. 4th Ohio Inf. at Camp Pershing El. Paso Texas. Jan. 2 nd [superscript] 1917. From Left to Right Mounted. Capt. Watson, 2 nd [superscript] Lieut Hardman, 1 st [superscript] Sergt. Hedges; Mule leaders. Friedman, Loar, Hoffman, Snyder, Hann, Wagner, Greber, St. Aubin, Clymer, Kouradies, Trago, McKitrick; Mounted. 1 st [superscript] Lieut Greff, Stable Sergt. Ward, Supply Sergt. Giveiner. Lower row: Prvts. Folsom, Nuber, Schum, Sergt. Crayne, Pvt. Smith, Corp. Frank, Cook Crawford, Bugler Bukey Sergt. Rooney, Pvt. Marfield, Corp. Shook, Sergt. Littleton, Pvt. Cochran, Bugler Topolosky, Pvt. Norvell Corps. Dunbar, and Mangold, Sergt. Cornwell, Pvt. Booth, Corp. Anderson, Mechanic McCarty Corp. Stephens, Cook Weightsel, Sergt. Weigand, Pvt. Brinner, Mess Sergt. Orr. and The MULES James Chapman 8/8/79
Date created	2009-01-12

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