On 3 May 1919, the 129th Field Artillery Regiment of the Thirty-fifth Division detrained at Kansas City's magnificent, nearly new Union Station, a symbol of the city's aspirations, and the soldiers received a hero's welcome as the regiment marched through the crowded downtown streets.
An edition of A History Of Missouri
(1986)
A History of Missouri
1919-1953 (History of Missouri)
The Missouri Sesquicentennial Ed edition
by Richard Stewart Kirkendall
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History of Missouri.
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A History of Missouri: 1919-1953 (History of Missouri)
December 1986, University of Missouri Press
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"On 3 May 1919, the 129th Field Artillery Regiment of the Thirty-fifth Division detrained at Kansas City's magnificent, nearly new Union Station, a symbol of the city's aspirations, and the soldiers received a hero's welcome as the regiment marched through the crowded downtown streets."
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