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fbgstandard01, on May 16, 2018

A war hero comes home

A telegram from the Brooklyn naval authorities dated March 30, 1922 notified Peter Lemos of Kerrville that the body of his brother, Francisco, had arrived on American soil and was at last on his way home. Francisco (Pancho) Lemos, the son of immigrant parents, worked as a farm and ranch laborer for

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