A Creditable Record From the War Justice System
The official report by Major General Crowder shows no executions for purely military offenses during the war, with 12,497 court martial cases and 10,878 convictions. Officers mostly faced absence, drunkenness, and conduct unbecoming, while desertion declined in the final year. The text lauds enlisted discipline and leniency by authorities, noting widespread devotion to duty. Northwestern.
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President Gregory resigns amid cabinet reshuffle signals
The document outlines General Gregory's resignation after a pressure from Washington sources. It notes attention to possible private-sector returns for cabinet members and mentions Wilson receiving praise for service. A lengthy letter of resignation details loyalty to public duties and suggests forthcoming retirements within the administration.
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Wisconsin News Notes From Marathon and Beyond
Obituary notices include Ltt Kellogg Blagch ardvily Glade editor dying of influenza a UW graduate. Retirement fills Marathon county bank post with B F Wilson. Pamphlet mentions Marinette soldiers dead and a Beloit man swindled of nearly 1000. Wisconsin weighs war relief funds and troop mobilization as local governments plan memorials and a statewide militia request seeks 600000.
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