Content/Description:Port-side view of steamship that served as US Army transport in World War I under Captain Emory Rice, and which sunk the first enemy submarine in the Atlantic.
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[Mongolia (ship), Transpacific Line, Pacific Mail Steamship Company]
Notes/Inscriptions:Supplied title. Printed (LC): Mongolia, Manchuria, China, Korea, Siberia... Trans-Pacific Line, Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Printed (LL, within image): Fred Pansing. Handwritten (on verso): As a US Army transport in the World War, Capt[ain] Emory Rice, she sunk the first enemy submarine in the Atlantic, see S[an] F[rancisco] Call, Feb[ruary] 24, 1925, see S[an] F[rancisco] Chronicle, March 17, 1925. Stamped (on verso): San Francisco Historical Society... A.T. Leonard, Jr., MD... Exhibition label (on verso): 158th anniversary of the founding of/the City of San Francisco/Sept[ember] 11-22, 1934/historical exhibition/Larkin Hall... Supplied title. Printed (LC): Mongolia, Manchuria, China, Korea, Siberia... Trans-Pacific Line, Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Printed (LL, within image): Fred Pansing. Handwritten (on verso): As a US Army transport in the World War, Capt[ain] Emory Rice, she sunk the first enemy submarine in the Atlantic, see S[an] F[rancisco] Call, Feb[ruary] 24, 1925, see S[an] F[rancisco] Chronicle, March 17, 1925. Stamped (on verso): San Francisco Historical Society... A.T. Leonard, Jr., MD... Exhibition label (on verso): 158th anniversary of the founding of/the City of San Francisco/Sept[ember] 11-22, 1934/historical exhibition/Larkin Hall...
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