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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1919

Page

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Men of cactus division continue in service

The article reports ongoing service status for the cactus division with notes on demobilization delayed and thousands of soldiers at Camp Persons to Pravisha. It mentions the Depot Bris and quotations from Camp staff, reflecting period tensions and memorial sentiments for the troops.

Cactus Division Servic Pravisha 163Th

Armenians Suffering Raise Money Request

A historical plea describes Armenian suffering under Turkish rule and calls for aid. The text cites Abdul Hamid’s regime and urges donations to relief efforts, noting Armenians as an ancient Christian community living in a fertile Mesopotamian region.

Iam Howard Taft Abdul Hamid Turkey Mesotamia Asia Minor Persia Th Sea

Stop These Horrors Hunger Relief Urges Help Now

A vivid appeal notes starving families in the north face grim hunger and housing shortages. It urges aid from American relief workers and requests contributions of seven cents a day or five dollars a month to support a remnant of needy individuals.

Asia N St America Department of States Iican Red Cross

Armenian deportations and mass starvation alleged by German officers

A historic letter recounts German forces directing Armenians into Armenia and Mesopotamia with 1.8 million forced deportees. about 1.2 million sent to deserts where many were killed or died of starvation. It claims 400,000 died, with mass movements toward Asia and Mesopotamia. The writer also notes observers describing a stark war outlook and famine impacts.

Hera Armenia Eport Mesopotamia Syria Asia Motamia Turkey Persia

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Dhitte Sherman Alpine State Bank Alpine Texas Benjamin F. Berkeley Geo. C. Miller Home Bank FORD Borderland Auto CO Urkey Erican Committee For Relief THE Near East Americar Palace Pharmacy Walter Garnett Pecos & Rio Grande Telephone Company R.B. Slight & Co Alpine Lumber Co Teheran Furkey Mesopotiaia First National Bank Auit Pexas WW. Baines, Jr U.S. Depository For Postal Savings Clarence Hord Alamo Lumber Co
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