Army training aims to strengthen citizen soldiers nationwide
An article by General John Pershing outlines the 1925 summer camps and the Regular Army's duty to train civilian volunteers across the United States. It notes the National Defense Act of 1920 split forces into Regular Army, National Guard, and Organized Reserves, with Regulars expanding to support all training missions and ensure Guard and Reserve readiness.
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Washington
Army of the United State
Associates
Geneal
John J) Pershing
John J Pershing
National Guard Now at Top Of Efficiency
Washington report from General Pershing notes the National Guard and Organized Reserves form the two civilian components of the Army as created by the Defense Act of 1920. The Guard reaches peak efficiency post World War I with training plans emphasizing field work, leadership development, and closer ties to the Regular Army. Reserve officers and enlisted reservists receive extensive summer instruction and joint exercises to prepare for potential mobilization.
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Natonal Guard
National Guard
Reserve Oficers Training Corps
Citizens Military
Mississippi
Tennessee
Nevada
Fort Snelling
Minnesoty
Des Moines
Iowa
Humphries
Virginia
Prenmac
Camp Knoxtin Keeth
Camp Cuter
Mohan
Presidio
A Francisco
Pacife Cois
Fortress Monroe
Alantic
Port Sth
Regular Army
United States
Steig
JF Prraatin
Nin
Coast Artillers
Guard
Wrr
Resgular
Haemoni
Bashani
War Department
Utt Banng Shemin
Teime Capa
Shelaton
Detaal Command
Mobut
Oman
Sanstati
Cuba
Tunama
Philippines
Igame
Lac
Reguar Army
Fa Citzens
Mfinima
Calvary Disisicus
Ix Field Army
Lesere Officers Corps
Reserve Officers Corps
Harvard
Cornerineeton
Brown
Lightning Kills Horse in Easton Injures Owner
Lightning struck the electric loft and wiring at Millard Randall’s home Sunday afternoon, killing the horse instantly and injuring Randall’s man, Paugtl Bin, who was holding the wire. Randall received medical attention after the shock, and the carnival preparations continued nearby with booths being set up for a dinner on July 16 to 19 at the Sport HHS baseball grounds.
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Easton
Anton
Millard Randall
Padio Winel
Randall
Obaney
Imne
Easton Volunteer Tre Conpany
Re Bay
HHS
Boy Scout Troop
Rey Howard
Warren
Methodist
NT. Warren
Tthel Warren
Serbsville
Delaware
T C_ Cuthrie
Eon Thompson
Tikevile
Kentucky
Wra Howard
Elbert Nichols
Olga Anderson
Georgetown
T Wakeman Hull
Greenfield
Reserve officers study boosts military reach across states
The passage notes widespread winter and spring meetings of reserve officers from universities in Wisconsin Chicago California Town Minnesota Nebraska and other areas. It emphasizes the growing time devoted to military study by officers on inactive duty status, signaling a practical and economical shift in national service.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
California
Minnesota
Nebraska
Ctin
United States
America
Clergymen and guests visit area families in Connecticut
Lingay of Mr and Mrs H W Wright reports Rev W Preston Warren of Nova Scotia has accepted a call to preach to congregational and Baptist churches around Mrs Samuel Wilson. Tromas J Smith and James Scott of Manchester New Hampshire were guests for a few days of Hev ind Mra H RB Warren. Elbert Nichols, Roswell Nichols, and Marie Nichols spent Monday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Henry Nichols in Tashua. Mr and Mrs Edwin Davis and daughter Janet of Bridgeport were Sunday guests of Mrs Lina Smith and Miss Altice Bennett. Mr and Mrs Alec Allen and son Walter of Munson, Mass, were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Alex Allen Sr. Mr and Mrs Samuel Throp and family and Mr and Mrs Cloke and family of Bridgeport visited. Mrs William Purds and Charles Purdy of Hamden and Mrs Simonini con Otto of New Haven were Sunday guests of Mrs Tira Smith. Miss Carrie Nichols spent Monday afternoon with Miss Bertha Panks. Miss Havel Gordon is visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Wallace Parcel of Southbury.
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Walter
Munson Masa
Alex Allen
Samuel Throp
Mra Cloke
Bridgepor
Willam Purds
Charles Purdy
Hamden
Mira Simonini Con Otto
New Haven
Tira Smith
Carrie Nchols
Bertha Panks
Miss Havel Gordon
Mra Wallace
Southbury
Ford Denies Planned New Models Amid Rumors
Ford Motor Company officials in Dearborn denied reports of new model introductions and any production shutdowns. They stated only minor workforce reductions and pending returns from temporary leaves, with production continuing as usual. no six cylinder gear shift model is planned.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford Company
Dearborn
Imark
Missing Hartford broker triggers citywide search
Herbert J Porter a 31 year old Hartford broker has been missing from his home on Boulevard for over two weeks. West Hartford Police Chief Joseph T Grogan says a search is underway as Porter reportedly left town for New London and Norwich to make calls but may not have reached those cities.
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West Hartford
Herbert J Porter
Boulevard
Hartford
Joseph T Grogan
Seventeen Philadelphia loan associations ruled insolvent
The State department of banking announced seventeen building and loan associations in Philadelphia were placed under special duty after an insolvency finding. Investigations showed notes sold on the street, pyramiding of borrowed money and full paid stock. Insolvencies ranged from 705 to 7750 dollars, totaling 418 49% for the seventeen concerns.
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Department of Tiptige
Banking Department
Groehl Visits Chapman in Prison in Hartford
Judge Frederick J Groehl of New York arrived in Hartford on July 14 for a consultation with Gerald Chapman the noted bandit. He met with Chapman’s Hartford associate Nathan O Treedman and planned a further conference at Groehl’s Monterey Massachusetts summer home.
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Hartford
Prederick J Groehl
New York
Gerald Chapman
Ich Bandit
Wetheraflell
Groehl
Nathan O Treedman
Chapman
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed For Women
Prominent claims tout the remedy for weakness, nervousness, and female disorders. It notes benefits for mood, energy, and recovery after childbirth and emphasizes avoidance of many operations. The ad highlights extended use by young girls and women facing change of life.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
M Jenkins
Noronthi Middleport
Wowan
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