Commissioned Officers From Fort Snelling Camp and Belligerent Training
Commission lists from Fort Snelling reveal 130 men recommended for second camp training and 200 National Guard students at Finning awarded commissions across infantry, field artillery, coast artillery, and other corps. Names include D Everett G Tripp and C Sedgwick among officers reserve corps, with transfers from Sioux City and Des Moines to national army ranks and furloughs scheduled August 15 to 27.
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Adjutant General's
Dhen
D. Everett G. Tripp
Meses Tatentry
D. Kirby
Iwotanant
Kenneth W. Mayne
Leuten Infantry
H. W. Johnner
Reeieuternant
Artillery
Thomas C. Bolton
Exdnance
National Army
William D. Powell
Regular Army
Sioux City
Avision
Marcos Dube
Lyman Burgess
Allison Johnson
Ross Coomer
Paul D. Cook
Engineering Department
New Army
General Sage
National
National Guard
Finelling
France
For Nations Army Service
Des Moines
Tase Fruragowa
Hanelo
Blowity
South Dakota
Harold B. Btrang
Witon Junction
Kenneth C. Beibert
Third Infantry
Iowa National Guard
James M. Hrearton
Waterloo
Ian
Ward. Henry
Barney W. Gil
Madison
Neb
Marry H. Hummel
Davenport
Russell E. Mason
Fourth Infantry
Nebraska National Guard
Raige P. Witt
Town National Guard
Floyd E. Hughes
Bluffs
Herman Schnerinf
Gergeant
Nebrana National Guard
Frank D. Haney
Sdacula
Nebtra
Hen Ming Larsen
Lowa (Ily
Joseph C. Ora
Council Bluffs
Frank J
Iownational Guard
Clyde W. Davin
Actio
Iowa National 1
William R. Cox
le Koria
Walter P. Kielbenthel
Scribner
Samuel N. Bail
Iowa
Harry N. Cooper
Lawrence V. Armagont
Serpent
Abraska National
Andieutenant
Francis K. Burnett
Eant
South Dakota National Guard
Louis W. Nissen
Aurora
Maynard A. Knox
Charles Heimer
Bartley
Julien H. Gist
Cedar Rapida
George Gill
Fourth
South Dakota Infantry
Arthur J. McCarty
Tama
Harley N. Kinney
Crete
Robert B. Waring
Geneva
Jonathan James McMillan
Lincoln
le Roy B. Reynolds
Lake City
Harry R Young
Brock
Alonzo ©. Brackett
Brookings
James J. Bueele
Wayne, Neb
Ernest C. Wills
Clinton
Fred C. Bachman
Counc
Bluffa
Ila
Jackson R. Day
Boetth
Walter M. Willy
Kimball
Leutenant
Arthur A. Emley
George L. Stocking
Omaha
Russell Lark
Donald T. Ayres
William L. McMullen, Jr
Burwell
Harry K. Grainger
Donald T. Mayne
Cherie W. Wallace
Clay Center
Bixth Company
Harry
Evana
Adam Richmond
Joseph O. Hay
Ong
Royal H. Drummond
Kearney
Harold H. Corey
John A. Jimerson
Edgar
Rodney 5
Dunlap
Huastings
Arthur B. Jaquith
Frank ©. Patterson
Grand Island
Merwin Uhl, Jr
William W. Peel
Council Bluffa
Charles R Chinn
Carl J. Judson
Lamont
Eugene
A Dye
Mellette
Fred A. Kyram
Emmett
A. Darling
Cornell Bluffs
Morton Hiller
Andrew Fedderson
Gladbrook
Irving W. Bencken
Edmund H. Booth
James H. Donahue
Second Iowa Infantry
Carl W. Amende
Leonh Hanley
Arthur HH. Major
Lester L. Miller
Third Iowa Infantry
Walter B. Vogel
Marshalltown
Henry F. M. Hall
Pany W.vogt
Iowa City
Edgar Weatervelt
Lloyd R. Goldasmith
Frank J. Bowen
Sons Engineers
Ralph Griffin
Traer
John Eelland
Cedar Rapids
Harold Ebcalasson
Edward Bhoemaker
Sidney
Fred H. Johnson
Charles ©. Croal
Aberdeen
Linn Culbertson
Clyde H. Doolitile
Oaks Ta
Charles I, Glasagow
Iowa Infantry
Nat
John P. Hanford
Cedar Ra
William P. Hyman
Falta
EK. Osborn
Hiliot
Robai W. Proudfit
Ned
Lee R. Gaynor, Jr
Dea Moines
Clarence R, Townsend
Belmond
Charica KR
Stafford
Muscatine
Hijalmer KR
Arward Starbuck
Amon
Cgresven
Cather
Serjeant
Nebraska Infantry
National Gun Seventh Company
Antantry
H Ruth
Denmei
Tuma
Carl Wunder
Con la
C. Sorensen
Leonard B. Laird
Benjamin H. Derr
Mitchell
Lie Parry
Pierre
Paul B. Richard
Don
Cory
Lawrence LM Hy
Clarence B. Isaac
Leatia M. Smith
Amea
Rov Ruhuka
Pierce
Emeric Peterson
Claude E. Galbraith
George W. He
Offici
Elem
Ralph
Doud
Oe - Garrett
Harding
Indianola
Game M. Davies
Charles M. Frey
AIO
Fred A. Wright
Arlington
Lester
Ary
Sioux Center
Harold J. Rowe
Marion
Stephen W. Brethorat
Fulton
George A. Milby
Fairbury
Lewis FP. Rogers
Winterset
Burlin FE. Keen
Frank 5. Lata
Blair
Basil
Biyles W. Gahan
Edwin E. Everett
Fairbank
Amos Thomas
John W. Cogswell
John H. Quigley
Edwin BE. Bump
Grinnell
Floyd C. Duncan
Mount Pleasant
George J. McKeon
Montgomery
Minn
Frank Wall
Iowa Falls
George C. Maura
Walter BR. Hanson
Union
Otto W. Percy
Alma
Walter C. Strohman
Sigourney
Joseph H. Gadbury
Wilson
Reiniger
Orange City
Reinhardt
Diller
Archie
Eer Aurella
Carl
A Creamer
Adlai J. Anderson
Proctor M. Fiske
Clyde C. Johnson
Bartlett
Raymond A. Shay
Paul W. Kurz
R. Roy Cerney
Manly
Roy Q. Ganfield
Iowa Malls
Stephen A. Isher, Jr
Thomas F. Neighbors
Bridgeport
Bennie B. Wilson
Spencer
Nelli C. Adamson
Numa
Joseph N. Hosenfeld
George A. Lloyd
Lake Preston
Ernest 8
Ljieutenant
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
Orge W. Harris
Jefferson
Lester Riaer
Brandon
Merrill Wies, Jr
Merril V. Reed
Linen
Joseph P. Lawlor
Miler
Edward (. Perley
Sennen
Oscar K. Wolber
Eugene Watkins
Emi
Boyer
Gering
Robert M. Browning
Jowa Ity
Adrian HK. Hrian
Columbus
Ross &. Smith
Dwin W. Piburn
Lloyd L. Boughton
Huron
Paul A. Reinke
Walter 8. Huxford
Rete
Harry ©. Crowl
Council
Ellsworth Moser
Raymond M. Fuupel
Waldemar W. Kositzky
Gilbert E Parker
Robert DD. Geer
Alden
Verne Austin
Vern Hinkley
Mount Vernon
Rutherford le Hammond
Wapello
Richard B. von Maur
Ralph W. Hahn
Wayne
Paul
Paul. Boylan, Denison, Ia.; Donald McDonald, York, Neb.; Don «. Kreger, Albia
George D. Armstrong
Sioux Falls
3. D
Erick W. Clark
Stamford
Charles E. Bongardt
Washington
Leon Springs
Tex
Field Artillery
Lewis L. White
Volgu
Infantry
O. R. Cc
Thomas Ellaworth Martin
Melrose
Fort Sheridan
Maurice, Johnson
Gamaha
William J. Weston
Ames
Glen M. Crosby
Iowa Field Artillery
John J. Simmons
Ottumwa
Webb B. White
Humbolt
Harry F. Stream
Creston
John B. Penniston
Coon Rapids
Lyman H
Loyal M. Haynes
LoMars
Coast Artillery
Fort Monroe
Alva It. Davis
Bethany
Wayne G. Gilmore
Meutenants Coast Artillery
Erwin PF. Bnyder
Walter Hall
Elk Creek
Albert F Mull
Marshaltown
Hrneat V. Vans
Williamsburg
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Somere
Ernnest Beyer
The Man of Constant Peers Orville Dewey
Fragmentary reflection on a man named Orville Dewey, who lacks harmony and self possession. It describes constant fretting, faultfinding, and anger as ruinous to honor and peace, suggesting suppression of a fretful temper to avoid inner waste.
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Orville Dewey
Mike
Orant Bhevermean and the apostle of movements
An odd parliamentary style passage extols a figure named Orant Bhevermean as the apostle of movements and movement in health, civic, and national efforts. It describes his habit of praising constructive ideas, promoting civic betterment, and predicting broad, influential campaigns through varied, flamboyant terms.
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Bree
Bie
Our government opts out of Paris peace conference
The government foresees little benefit from attending the Paris talks. It notes most topics are mystery problems beyond direct concern and warns officials could mislead allies or appear committed to others policies. It favors secrecy until final peace negotiations and diplomacy proceed behind closed doors.
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New York Post
Paria Seema
Turkey
Italy
Bulgaria
Paris
Vana Monkwer
Noted Exchange On Work And Stage Boasts
A sharp remark nitpicks an able bodied person for needing work while complimenting another as stage ready. The dialogue contrasts expectations of labor and media glamour with a terse rural tone. The fragment hints at social judgment and appetite for sustenance.
Lecture on Financial Success Draws Arkansan Audience
An event featuring Dave from Panhandier presented a talk on financial success. The session drew a local crowd including participants in the Arkansan Carotte program.
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Avec Panhandier
Dave
Arkansan Carotte
Conviction of Rightness and Moral Aim
A fragment reflecting on conscience and the pursuit of righteousness. The speaker contrasts sin conviction with valuing a heart aligned with rightness before God, emphasizing moral reform over mere restraint.
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Anmhew P. Peaboly
Willing to Please Ragged Panhandler Irritates Passersby
A frayed ragged man sits under a porch extending a hand and asking for a nickel while declaring he is not giving charity but it pleases him. The observer replies with a request for a quarter to enjoy himself, highlighting a tense street encounter from the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
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Pittaburg
Pat Flaherty Arrested for Liquor Violation in Arigona
A man named Pat Flaherty, described as no prohibition Pat, was arrested in Arigona on liquor sale charges. His counsel urged the jury to scrutinize the defendant and the case, asking the judge to consider the evidence carefully.
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Pat
Flaherty
Arigona
Mia
Man changes dog's name to Lennis in Hutchinson
A Hutchinson man named Mowart 8 Lewis publicly announced he changed his dog Kaiser to Lennis last week to avoid risk of harm. Judge Lawks stated the dog’s former name Kaiser resembled Dennis, prompting the rename.
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The
Kansas City Star
White
Mowart
Lewis
Hutchinson
Kaiser
Lennis
Lawks
Kaleer
Dennis
Prayer to God for self possession and diligent action
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David Thoreau
English Drive Off German Air Raiders
London reports British forces repelled German air raids along the Kent coast with two airships brought down. An earlier raid off Yorkshire caused minor damage with no major casualties. An London warning was issued as Dover and Margate saw the attacks with three killed and two injured.
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London
Kent
War Office
Yorkshire
Rombe
Dover
Fingtieh Channel
Margate
Fur
German Propaganda Efforts Against United States Fail in Mexico
Mexico City reports indicate German backed newspaper campaigns aimed at uneducated Mexicans have not swayed influential figures or officials. Propaganda portrays US motives as covert and Mexico’s sovereignty as threatened, with limited reach beyond the capital and minor activity in Guadalajara and Puebla.
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Mexico City
Friends of
Germany
Mexico
Unite States
L Ine
United States
Kho Grama
Panama
EL von Eckhardt
Diate
R. Lubeck
von Lubeck
Mexino
von Eckhardt
Guadalajara
Puebla
Cuba
Central
South America
Proclamation paints paper money popular in Palestine
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Egypt
Palestine
Jemal Pasha
Vilayets
Anatolia
Roumella
Jor
King George Bestows Knight Grand Cross on Gerard
London reports unofficially that King George awarded James W. Gerard Knight Grand Cross of the Bath in recognition of his efforts to aid British prisoners in Germany. The Daily Mail says the decoration was offered in February but accepted after his retirement from diplomacy.
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London
George
James W. Gerard
Germany
Daily Mail
Gerard
Belgian War Mission Visits T. R. At Home
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Colonel Roosevelt
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Gould Physically Unfit
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Toms River
N. J
Geo J. Could
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German Chancellor Denies Pope Peace Proposal
In Berlin the imperial German chancellor told the rejoheing tiin committee that Pope Benedict's peace note was not accepted at the pope's whim and would be answered after careful creditful consideration with the wlehelaa.
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Michail
Copenhagen
Aug
Udy
Michaelia
Senate Adopts House Plan To Draft Wealth
Washington Aug 27 Senate rejects elimination of Lenroot amendments raising 25 percent on incomes over 20 000 and aims to fund the war with higher levies The Gerry Amendment to the war revenue bill would lift the millionaires total tea levy and push the bill to about 2 035 billion The Senate also hears charges that government loses about 200 million in income taxes evaded by the wealthy by Senator Lewis officials say proofs exist
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Finance Committee
Washington
Gerry
la Follette
PD. C
Chareen
Lewis
Offiinals
Treasury Department
Senate Stir Over Peace Debate Modifies US Reply to Pope
Washington DC. Senator Stone of Missouri says he will address peace views at earliest opportunity after the revenue bill, signaling a wave of Senate debate on peace. The president weighs a separate US reply to the pope's proposal, with no indication it will spur peace talks now.
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Washington D DC
Senate
Stone
Missouri
Foreign Relations Committee
Sensior Stone
United States
Movie Actor Cannot Evade Army Draft
Chicago reports Bryant Washburn, a well known film actor, must serve in the national army after failing to prove a wife and child dependency exemption. Major J M Chipperfield of the provost marshal general's office confirmed the ruling and noted Washburn's bank balance of 5509 and his wife Mabel Morest's acting career.
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Chicago
Bryant Washburn
National Army
J. M. Chipperfield
Washin
Secret Service
Chipper- Held
Washburn
Mabel Morest
Major Chipperfield
Unknown steamer sunk by submarine near Irish coast
Wireless log from a neutral steamer reports a German submarine sinking an unknown ship off the Irish coast after a chase. The crew abandoned the vessel and a rescue was coordinated with an American destroyer replying that it would reach in about an hour.
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Vousel
Hog Market Slumps After 25 Cent Rise
In Chicago on August 22 the hog market reversed a brief rally, dropping about 25 cents to around 250 per hundredweight from yesterday’s 20 cent higher level, signaling a cooling in prices.
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Bankers Convention Set for Atlantic City Dates
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Atlantic City
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