Sioux City Men Enter Training At Fort Snelling
A list shows a group of 30 Sioux City men entering training at Ft Snelling with a high pass rate. The article names the successful candidates and provides numerous Iowa hometowns and addresses for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Ft. Snelling
List of Iowa officials and alternates by name and city
A long OCR list enumerates many individuals by name and home city across Iowa. It includes numerous towns such as Des Moines Ames Cedar Rapids Fort Dodge and many others, followed by a second block detailing 46 alternates with their associated locales and a few out-of-state entries.
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G. Webb
Indianola
Vinton P. Mercer
den Oines
Ernest J. Frann
Dew Moines
Roscoe G. Fyeriy
den Moines
Robinett
Ames
Donald M. Rutledge
Ottumwa
James F. Stewart
Fort Worth
Tex
Joseph A.eek LeClaire
Charles Ray Moore
Kellerton
Clarence W
Ray N. Echternacht
Mason City
Russell C. Engberg
Ay W. Palmeren
Lone Tree
Edward Morrissey
Valeria
John W. Liddie
Walker
Orin D. Ellsworth
Cambridge
Harvey L. Arnett
Ertherville
Clyde N. Maughn
Rockwell City
Carl Ignatus McKone
Dubuque
Donald PD. Wright
Edward H.mer
South Dakota List Seethes with Sioux Falls Names At Fort Snelling
The South Dakota list for the Fort Snelling training camp runs through numerous Sioux Falls residents and many other towns. Names include Barnes Joseph M and Arthur Glananee, plus diversed entries from Aberdeen, Yankton, Mitchell, and Rapid City. The roster shows wide geographic spread with scores of individuals listed across multiple communities.
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Sioux Falls
Ave
South
Biouz Falls
Black
James
Belle He
Fragstad
Reuben Ernest
Brennan
Ne We Haron
Brenneman
Wal
Essington
Froadhoice
Now Bridge
Bulger
Jacob
White
Hutter
John
Onida
Bunting
Charles H
White Lake
Barr
Cer
Butler
John William
Lead
Butterfield
Sir Martin
Montrose
Caléwef
Leslie Omar
Alexandria
Glia C
Mobridge
Coakley
Waltersley
Walter Josoon
Dineibeee
Coats
Ralph Basil
Falls
Corbin
Sioux City
Cox
William Onslow
Mitchell
Crouch
Lloyd G. Creighton
Curran
Clay Conley
Cannon Falls
Minn
Daley
Martin Roewell
Fort Riley
Kan
Davis
Harold Marvin
Broux
BeoUand
Deauva
Deininger
John Javer
Dendy
Alfred Rae
White River
Dickey
Burton Fuller
Huron
Dolliver
Garrett Brown
Watertown
Drips
Victor Prime
Gann Valley
Druschel
L. G. Perry
Lenox
Eldamoe
Marble Calven
Elia
Ray Wallin
Elk Point
Ellison
Howard A. Redfield
Enright
Francia M. Buehne
R. Farish
Castile H
Aberdeen
Fellows
Hubbard Fremont
Fitzgerald
James A
Dell Rapids
Witzpatrick
John Harold
Mboete
Franklin G. Armour
Flower
Leroy Wilson
Gallaher
John Henderson
Philip
Gehring
Arthur Benjamin
Howard
Gheist
Bayard Lindey
Miller
Gibbs
George Richard
Plankinton
Gillespie
Raymond Berrier
Hot Springs
Cansing
G. A
Springfield
Gokey
Arthur Peter
New Effington
Gough
Oscar Isaac
Canova
Goothold
Roy Clarence
Brookings
Gray
William Stephen
Yankton
Griffith
Harley Clark
Gudahl
Joseph
Oldham
Gunderson
Henry A. Parker
Hadley
Albert Dennis
Cedar Canyon
Hale
Arthur A
Bison
Fadgar C
Vivian
Hancock
A. B
Wood
Hanson
Hans
Madison
Hardie
Robert Earl Mitchell
Harris
William James
Haskell
Cornelius D
Gregory
Hatch
George Fred
Alpena
Henkelsa
Theodore
Emery
Hewitt
Ira L
Fairfax
Edgar Musgrave
Winner
Howe
Walter C
Flandrea
Kuhn
Martin John
Laughlin
Robert Virgil
Tripp
Lee
John Clark
Lewis
Paul Kemble
Belle Fourche
Lutes
Howard Samuel
McGregor
James H
Mission
McKellips
Ernest Frederick
McMahon
Frank L
Menary
Claude David
Martin
Glenn Oliver
Mattheson
Charles 8
Fort Pierre
Datmey Gray
Edn Sherwood
Harold P
Deadwood
Mills
Omar
Wall
Mortality
Arthur
Redfield
Mousseau
Calvin Goodrich
Nelson
Carl Gustav
Simon Peter
Norberg
Carl H
Ohlman
Martin Percy
Versoon
Oscar Arthur
Crocker
Rudy
W. Earl
Calver
Sahr
Frederick H
Pierre
Scanlan
Tom
Schroeder
William Bradesh
Murchison
Smith
Claude Huron
Walter B
Boat
Ward Spohner
Steadman
Alva Edgar
Beresford
Breele
Henry Miller
Plankinnon
Stephens
Louis L
Thompson
Nebraska List Of Names On An Army Draft Roll
A long list from Norfolk to Lincoln includes Akers George W Ames Ik Andersen Hana Anderson and many others as part of a draft roll or roster. The document shows numerous Nebraska communities and cities with dozens of individuals named, spanning Omaha Lincoln and beyond, reflecting a broad statewide enrollment.
Local Names List Between Omaha and Lincoln Area
A fragmented OCR shows a long roster of individuals and towns across Nebraska and neighboring cities. Names include Hare HW Ellia Beaver City Prince A Ripley Mumbeldtt Wiliam Tl Farrand Iral City Jay G Bans thomme Kearney Roy M Imbody Lin coln Charles Keller Omaha Paul II Logan Hastings Ambrone CC Mc Carthy Greeley Frank Mellovern North Platte George K Murray Omaha Clarence Norall Oxgnilaln Cheor C Prood Arapahoe Everett L Randall Gibbon Edward F Reed Fred O Sallebory Lincoln Albert ML Smerna Milligan George JL Stirrat Omaha George R Ticho North Matte Louta W Weaver Jr Keatrice Otto H Kumwinkel Kansasity Wo
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Nist. We
Akers
George W Ames
Ik Andersen
Norfolk
Lee Nla
York
Hana Anderson
Lincolnn
Paul. Cook
Chirence FE Grimm
Wilberie Grimes
Lincoln
Evan
Omaha
James Howard Guilfall
Brownies
Emmet Hannon
Powell EF. Hardy
John F Harding
Paul L. Harrington
Wayne
Henry (. Hathaway
Rudolph Frank Havelka
Eessia W. Hawkins
Charles W.leizer
Mazeppa
Minn
Robert C. Hilbben
Ja. Carroll KR. Jones
Roland M. J S Ormaha
William K. Kei
Syracuse
Pletcher L. Keller
Grant
Karte H. Kendall
William ‘J. Kieck
Springfield
Guy C. King
Daniel W. Kline
Chicago
Henry A. Knutzen
Kearney
Ray M. Kirk
McCook
Ray Kellenbarger
Seward
Bener
Kenneth A. McTrae
Charles R. Macfarland
Ma. Ha
Frank ©. Malm
Ima
Archibald P. Manin
Nelson
Oliver A Martin
Blue Hill
Joseph Martin
Grand Inand
Wade Kk. Martin
David J. Massie
Fairfield
Earl Mathison
Blunton
Leroy KK Mathison
Schuyler
Walter F. Mathews
Albert E. May
Jay V. Reeder
Robert Fred Renard
Oakland
Delow. Rheynolds
Plattsmouth
Charles M Rds
Thomas J. Rife
Cre ‘Ham Ritchie, Jr
Bridgeport
Geogge W. Robertson
Wylmore
John H. Robertson
Edward J. Robing
Fremont
Elmer F. Robins
Hartington
Henry Hunah Rolfe
Max M. Rossen
Neil ‘T. Sommer
Theodore H. Staphorst
Oman
Ralph A. Steadman
Roop EL Nineteenth Cavalry
Fort Ethan
Victor A. Strum
Nehawaka
Edgar 8
Stiles
Merriman
George Susemap
Charlies W. Taylor
Learned B. Taylor
Paul N. Temple
Rand Island
Henry J. Theisen
Paul William Thiele
George J. Thomas
Guy Thomason
Guy G. Thompson
Morrill
Kan
Charles J. Town
Exeter
Charles C. Towne
Wood River
Edward & ‘Traver
John cC. P. Travis
Lindley M. Travis
Frank F. Trieweller
Hoetingw
Arthur F. Trimble
Fred B. Vebling
Fred Ulrich
Dana van Dusen
L. I. van Valkenberg
Roland J. Wachter
Lloyd D. Walter
Edward Hiram Warner
Frederick J. Waugh
Ewing
David Arnold Webbert
Robert D. Rosewel
Walter C. Wells
Hebron
Herbert A. Welch
John H
Hare HW
Ellia
Beaver City
Prince A. Ripley
Mumbeldtt
Wiliam Tl. Farrand
Iral City
Jay G. Bansthomme
Roy M. Imbody
Charles &. Keller
Paul II
Logan
Hastings
Ambrone CC
Engineer Explores Damaged German Ship Interned Vessels
In a perilous assignment in New York after the government interned German ships, a daring engineer explored a vast vessel with a single flashlight. He uncovered missing engine parts hidden in coal bunkers, sabotaged bolts and pistons, and concealed components that could trigger catastrophic failure, all while navigating a treacherous, dark hull full of traps and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ippermont
New York
Coutry
Popular Science Monthly
Navy
Piper
Wife Granted Compensation Though Marriage Follows Injury
The New York appellate court upholds a widow’s claim for workers compensation after her marriage to the injured man occurred post injury. The decision interprets section 16 to allow a surviving wife to recover as a dependent even if marriage happened after the accident, affirming the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werte Dorket. Crockett
International Ry. Co
Ho'ding
Stel
Maindit
Mialntff
Wrete Industrial Commission
Jude Cochrane
New York Supreme Court
Appellate Divieren
Iin
New York
Women Enter Munitions Factories for Cartridges and Shells
From the Boston Port. Women are entering munitions plants in Bridgeport and other factories making cartridges and shells. They operate milling machines lathes drills and presses with skill comparable to or surpassing men, and are increasingly employed as experts expect masculine labor to grow scarce in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. Arnel
New Army Song Catches On Among Regulars at Jefferworn Bar
A business man spent a recreation day with about 95 soldiers at a St Louis bar racka. He taught a new song, The Prairie Flower, to the crowd, and the khaki crowd quickly learned the rhyme and melody. The chorus now spreads as the regiment plans to sing it when the St Louis Band crosses over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Uncle Bom
Tim Wilki
Democrati
Burlnes
A Way to Do Your Bit From the Toledo Blade
The department of labor promotes an organization of men past the military to meet emergencies in war industry. Members can be drawn to shipyards factories harvest fields or plants working on war orders when labor shortages arise. Secretary Wilton notes this will marshal national resources to carry forward the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Blade
Department of Labor
Wilton
Gettysburg Drumfire and the Great Cannonade
In Everybody's Magazine the article describes the heaviest artillery array up to the American Civil War era. The Gettysburg action featured a large battery with a pounder and two Parrott rifles, lasting about two hours along a four to five mile line. Confederate losses and wounded were noted amid a high mortality rate.
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Gettynburg
Yorktown
Richmond
Gettysburg
See Tiedt
Belalan report on Thyrsen workers in Mulheim on Ruhr
Government sources state Helgians at the Thyrsen works in Mulheim on Ruhr threaten to die rather than stay past an agreed four month return. Authorities impose 30 mark flag duties and 10 day imprisonment on the men as punishment.
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Belalan
Thyrsen
Mulheim
Ruhr
When Sister Found the Mate
A Philadelphia Record tale notes a young woman who once bequeathed a beautiful elf nodiron and hunted for a worthy mate across miles. After attempts failed she sold it to a pawnbroker, only for her sister Bea to reveal she has found a matching piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Bea
Trey
Philadelphia Record
Willie Wants to Know. What is a bookworm?
A playful exchange questions if loving books makes a person a bookworm and whether loving fish would make someone a fishworm, reflecting a childlike take on wordplay and definitions.
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Willie
Heated hotel argument stirs Shakespeare dispute in London Telegraph
An amusing tale from Stent ford-on-Avon recalls a hotel smoking room clash over Shakespeare. Foglisi mon and Seeteloom argued with John Bull about isolation of the world’s poet, while Sandy Mc Pherson prepared for Bobby Burne as Worderin Wieh and Mowe warned of an imminent clash until a self assured commercial traveler intervened asking who is this Shakespeare- Biucs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stentford-on-Avon
Foglisimon
John Bull
William Shakespeare
Sandy McPherson
Bobby Burne
Worderin Wieh
Mowe
Amiewhle
Shakespeare-Biucns
London Telegraph
Time for the Lecture
A brief overheard exchange shows one speaker insisting on leaving so his wife can rest and recount party details, while the other remarks about having enjoyed the gathering but acknowledges the need to depart. The dialogue hints at domestic routine and social visit fatigue.
Quixotic Doctor Warns Against Excessive Clothing
A quirky commentary features a doctor asserting that wearing too many clothes harms health and a nun inspired by health advice debates appropriate attire for study or work. The dialogue explores restraint and personal freedom within a humorous, reflective frame.
Fletcher Castoria Claim Denial Highlights Honest Advertising
The speaker disputes claims about Fletcher's Castoria’s remedial properties and asserts the product’s virtues and standard, noting imitations in some stores while insisting only the genuine Castoria advertised and placed before the public by Mr. Fletcher is authentic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aucanen
Fletcher
Uses Turf Instead of Coal in Swiss War Economy
A Swiss semi official body the Science Cooperative Suisse de la Tourbe based in Berne plans to buy turf cutting drying and pressing machinery as coal shortages push peat use. Turf cannot fully replace coal for steam but can cut transport costs and heat homes in regions with turf abundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Kent
Berne
Switzerland
Science Co-operative Suisse de la Tourbe
Ceal
United States
Dtal
Two Great Men Caruso tale in farm kitchen humor
World famous tenor Enrico Caruso recalls an amusing encounter when his car broke down and a farmer misheard his name as Robinson Crusoe and proclaimed Caruso as a traveler in the kitchen. The anecdote ends with light, self deprecating humor about fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrico Carugo
Caruso
Robinson Caruso
The Honest Man Targeted by Pin Test
A Philadelphia Inquirer quip praises honesty while contrasting a pin test with an umbrella test as a humorous, literary exchange between characters Mise Cayenne and a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Cayenne
Philadelphanquirer
People wait in vain for ships due to neglectful habits
Statement notes that many linger for fortunes at sea while ignoring practical steps, as a warning about missed opportunities and the need for proactive planning.
Water ads traced on Osaka streets by water-powered cart
The August Popular Mechanics shows an Osaka sprinks ter creating water advertisements on roads. A water-filled drum on a two wheeled cart rotates with the wheels and outlines Oriental diameters along the street, demonstrating modern ingenuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics
Osaka
Japan
Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow and Host’s Farewell
A fragment captures a scene where a guest cues up a line about politeness as the host insists there is time for another round. The judge remarks that troubles and grey mules should always be faced upfront.
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G. Irving Back
Court Etreet
R. HM. Burton-Smith
Rebsson
W. Craik
Douglas Street
R. Garner
South Mulberry Orpanley
G. Eaton
Jennings Rest
John A. Fair
Orleans Avenue
Wiliam D. Gordon
Jackson Arthur Eeri Holmes
Jackson Street
Bebe J. Houghton, Jr
Ousle G. Jones
South Patterson Greet
Harry T. Johnson
Joan Demmit Kolp
William B. Krause
McDonald Avenue
Harry W. Lawrence
John K. Lawler
C. Richards
Willerd E. Russel
Jackson ‘Thom
Pierce Street
Iveoets ‘Aller
Preston B
Fort Dodge
Ove C. Chritiansen
Muacazine
George C. Claassen
Grundy Center
Donald N. Clark
Newton
Sherwood A. Cleck
Hampton
Carl Wilson Clee
Knoxville
Frank J.collard
Waterloo
Glenn C. Collins
Dallas Center
Stephen W. Collins
Davenport
Allen H. Connalicy
Claude A. Cool
Waverly
Charles KK. UU
Cottrill
Claude F. Cox
Cedar Falls
Frank V. Couhlin
Desa Moines
John M. Craig
Council Bluffs
Baron D. Crane
Mount Pleasant
Baril T. Crane
Algona
William J. Crocker
Keokuk
Frank L. Crofoot
Clinton
Harbone H. Crowell
Des Moines
James H. Cuming
la Porte City
Roy EB
Curray
Moines
Merle J. Curtis
Waukon
Martin J. Daley
Creaco
Kenneth H.venport
Creston
Earl Davis
William H. DeButts
Earl H. DeFord
Charles W. DeJarnette
Jack EB. Demuth
John R. Dennigan
Bellevue
Donald M. Denniston
Fayette
Dutfieid
Guthrie Center
DePeus
Pella
Charles Imi
Hareid
E. E. F Magon
Rob Farmer
City
Dodge
Mera
Geet
Tain
Charlies J. Henderson
Mt. Ayr
William B. Humbert
Dee Moines
Lewin N. Ho
Frank P. Johnson
Cherokee
Alfred E. Johnson
George A. Johnston
Ernest T. Jones
Madrid
Virgil DeWall Jones
Raymond A. Jones
Storm Lake
William B. Jeffrey
Sloan
Gene J. Jensen
Maquoketa
Hubert &. Jordan
William BR. Jordan
Chevalier J. Dunkin
Red Oak
Harry A. Karr
Ireton
Eugene J. Kean
Cascade
Lee D. Kalback
Oskaloosa
Arthur H. Kasner
Avoca
John H. Kemble
Muscatine
Frank R. Kerrigan
Ole J. Kirketey
Eagie Grove
Burl T. Kirkpatrick
Max G. Kissick
Albia
Roy A. Knox
Stuart
Glenn H. Kiemme
Belmond
Don H. Leonard
Boone
Harold W. Lansing
Hitora
James FB. Lindsay
Sheldon
Antoine J. LeFaivre
Thurman F. Lennon
Maurice
Maurice B Lacher
Robert W. Leffler
Eugene EF. Little
Otus C. Lippincott
Jom & Lodwick
Myatic
Liewei
Fren French
McLain
Nevada
James Aes MecVicker
Bigourney
Mark Dee McWilliamas
Donald Macrae
Coumall Bhuffs
Frank W. Mack
Stormlake
Lyle W. Maley
Cedar Rapids
John M. Malloy
Thomas B. Mahoney
Council ‘S
Charles ‘A. Marshall
Edwin L. Marriage
Iowa
Falin
Elbert Chesterfield Martin
Melrore
Karl Walte Martin
Newmarket
George W. Maxfield
Grinnell
Dwight R. Mason
Lovington
Robert L. Manson
Washington
Frank F. Messer
Jews City
Keith B. Merrill
Amen
Alfred Me C. Miller
Murray
Pru
A. Michel
Frederick Magoun Miller
Ha. Miller
William F. Miller
Oxford
Bert
Merriam
Milton B. Parsons
Rufus A. Parsons
Mt. Vernon
Robert D. Paterson
Willard W. Patty
Adair
Edwin G. Pearce
Bloomfield
Frank D. Pearce
Walton A. Peek
Paulina
William B. Petersburg
Iowa City
John C. Peterson
LeMars
Maurice E. Pettit
Ray L. Pettybridge
Centerville
Dean O. Rowley
Marshalltown
Charlies A. Ruhl
David A. Ruhl
Walter A. Rust
William Oliver Savage
William Ewart Saunders
Emmetsburg
H. Jesse Schlarbaum
Fort Madixcap
Henry Ralph Schultz
Atlantic
Edward Arthur Schmidt
David William Schmidt
Clarence W. Schr
Edward Parnell Shell
Decorah
Wiliam E. Schonta
Correctionville
William E Silver
Adel
Clay Sloane
John Larkin Sloan
Charles James Mth
Joseph Franklin Smith
Winterset
Thomas Ira Smith
Givin
Joseph Sohm
Clark Souers
Herbert
Padgett Soule
Samuel E. Equires
Frank J. Stamps
Coin
David Curtle Stephenson
Doane Clifford Stevens
Albli
Harry C. Stever
Cresson
Merle R. Stone
Hawarden
Harry C. Stevens
Charles DeWitt Stoner
Wesley Rinehart Stouffer
Charles N. Stryker
Frank Sturt
Greenfield
Elijah Such
Charles Veeder Sutherland
Storm Jake
Harry B. Swan
John PD. Swiney
Arthur Raub Swisher
Water
William Taylor
Samuel Alison Dexter
Lester Thompson
Harold F. Thuehen
Thomas N. Tiernen
Perry
John H. Tomlinson
Williams
Daniel N. Torrance
Delos Allan Towle
Townsend
Bedford
Harold Rector
W. ‘Trewin
Kenneth Y. Turner
Katherville
Otis H. Tuttle
Norway
Joseph & Tyler
Charles Frederick Unger
William M. Vanderwaal
Bert Vanderwilt
Grant W. Venell
Solon C. Vial
Sewell C. Wiles
Cedar Rapda
Lord J. Wallis
Ray G
Ww. Ittiemeen
New Sharon
Wilson
Morsing Sun
Frank Jo Wie
Aon
Foster W. Wilson
Rockwell Oy
George E. Wilson
James F. Winn
William A Fterble
Primeharry A. Burdette
G. Eight
Clyde A. Wright
Henderson
Robert O. Wise
Cornell Bluffs
William H. Wright
Seymour
Glenn Yearous
Engle Orove
Frederick K. Yorne
Cladbrook
James L. Young
Corydon
William Alexander Ziigter, Jr
Aldes
Arthur A. Zimmerman
Wateran
South Dakota
Geelees
Arfaid
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Western
Bacois
Ottawa
Can
Becen
Jackson
Mana
Caradian
Jy Nig
Ile
Ft. Schillmann Co
St. Paul, Minn
Daisy Fly Killer
Balo Ave
LB Richards Medicine Co
Sperman
Sioux City Ptg. CO
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