Complete list of men going to war 10
The division announces a complete list of officers and enlisted men slated for departure to the war zone. Names range from 50 to 160 officers and the remainder enlisted men. Details on when departures occur are withheld by division headquarters, and no official publication of names will be released. The effort targets high intelligence and military efficiency. An officer involved in a charges case will not be tried, with earlier predictions of further developments now set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caaatd
Houston
Lexar
Department 5
Divisisters
Examinations in City of Quincy Results Listed
The Quincy Board released the results of Class One penitent examinations with a long roster of names including Arthur Neumann, John Webb, James Shaw, Walter Weiss, and many others. The list appears to be a formal record of examinees and participants across multiple individuals and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amben Storadorfft
Arthur
Adam J. Neumann
Brecher
Trearge VW
Larence Wo Binteyer
John Baumann
Prank
Boa
Jeney Jackson
Hen Mutter
Patrick
Arthur Heysling
Elmer FE
Sypilker
Erle
John Jo Webb
John Kiach
J. Schwasgmeser
Tharry Perkin
BB. Laboe
Shethby V. Kemp
H Weibring
John L. Saunders
Albert A. Muegge
John B. Brown
Willie Marsh
H Robert HI. Aring
William F. Lawes
Lawrence I. Chapman
Alber TH. Brokamp
Andrew Stume
Andrew O A. Digess
Charles Yacns
Clyda Baasett
Walter Delanjay
Henry A. Lehmer
Benga Z L. Clow
Carl G. Stupp
Jesse C. Weiteh
Edward DuValers
Bernard Penhardt
Theda R. Wallace
John WH. Afitler
Sut- Vivan Badamo
Walter W. Weiss
Adulf PF. Hillebrenner
George F. Blair
Walter HE. Doht
Henry Co Neve, Jr
Louis A. Fehlberg
Roy Moore
Benjamin F Kimble
Henry A. Schnelle, Jr
John M. Engler
Albert (. Augustine
Robert
Yeer
Conrad W. Kattelman
Hlensy la Klapprott
Palphoko Smith
Ge. J. Augustine
Albert J. Strunk
Joseph A. Teague
Will B. Gre
Henry Istermueller
Franklin L.A. Mlotter
Tus
Sodertes
Benjamin Kessell
Acbert § Sexaver
Rofl Beitt
Ivo Hilde Brand
Jefferson Kinney
Clarence Nolte
Sous Plow Peaster
Bernard Boli
Lawrence Newruin
Wares
Noe Hartnell
Williamnis Alten
Serbian War Mission Members listed in wartime draft roll
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals by name including Rushitel, Joseph Wo Seboupette, Harry So tiarner, Fritz etc, with many entries and disqualifications noted. The text resembles a wartime personnel roster or draft board listing from a Serbian mission context, featuring names, affiliations, and scattered statuses such as Disqualified and Qualified for Limited Service.
Blue and Gray Unite On Birthday Of Lee
Petersburg Virginia January 20 The Blue and Gray joined in celebrating the ... birthday of Gen Robert E Lee. Virginia lawmakers and Pennsylvania soldiers of the 219th infantry participated in Camp Lee exercises with Lt Gov Hara and former Gov William Smith Mann among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Robert E. Lee
Virginia Senate
House of Delegates
Pennsylvania
219Th Infantry
Camp Lee
Hara
Fiyrmatr
Tilinvis
Wm Shetses Mann
Lee
German Troops Ten Remain in Occupied Zones
London Jan. 20 A new dispute from both German and Russian sides at Brest-Litovsk talks centers on voting rights for peoples in territories held by German and Austro-Hungarian forces. Von Kühlmann suggested territories could vote on political future within a year post peace. Trotsky pressed for clear withdrawal terms. German stance indicated no obligation to withdraw troops. The situation risked a rupture as private negotiations continued with unclear progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brest-Litovsk
Poland
Lithuania
Courtland
von Kruehlmann
Leon Trotzky
Tae von Kuphlmann
Germany
Petrograd
Annual Western Hie seelation to be held in March
A local note outlines the upcoming annual Western Hie seelation set for March 3 and 22 in Jackson. It mentions the Pittetleid tish yhlowilt Bartigpatea and notes changes at the Peoples' Store with Harry S. Milter continuing business under new Brock. The piece also records social visits, births, and personnel changes in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teohns Beer
Harry S. Milter
Hag
Brock
Mre
Lawson Williams
Mer
Gay Zimmerman
Charles Savinr
Welen Saylor
Greenfield
Art Mes Arthur Brown
Katies Scohwendemann
Greenville
Robert Hayane Yimily
A. al- Tem
Faerie Sun
Truman Ajlen
Ma Hle
Aero Service
Keglys Field
San Antonio
Texas
Penul
Biden
Frank Carroll
Jacksonville
John N. Clark
B. Ro Kimmel
Ad Tressey
Aoaioo Teachers' Institute
Pleasant Hill
Women's Lab
Mies Vida Nighbert
Henriep Misa Mannie Prentes
Mias
Fletetrick
Menbers
Judge Drops Dead In Court in Utah
SALT LAKE CITY Jan 20 Judge George F Goodwin of the third district court Utah dropped dead in court Saturday. A garbled note at end mentions a saying about a man under a woman’s thumb and asking for the rest of her hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Jan
George F. Goodwin
Third District Court
Utah
Roumanian Crown Prince Takes Real Command Of Armies
The Roumanian Crown Prince Carol is now believed to hold real command of the Roumanian armies, nearly displacing his father from control. The shift signals a major change in leadership and military direction amid ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol of
Roumania
Ing
President Opposes War Cabinet Plan In Preliminary Talk
President Wilson and Secretary Baker discussed a Senate proposal to form a war cabinet of three men to guide war policy and a director of munitions. Wilson indicated reservations, fearing personal interference with war activities, as Monday Senate action looms on the Chamberlain plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tan
Wilson
Baker
Chamberlain
Heavy Snow Paralyzes Western Rail Lines
Rail traffic in the west is threatened by a heavy snow storm dumping 12 to 20 inches along the Burlington main line in western Nebraska Colorado Wyoming and Montana. The storm worsens in northern Wyoming and Montana and follows a paralyzing pattern seen in the east.
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Omalea
Neb
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Burlington Railroad
New York Receives 35000 Tons Coal For City Homes
New York reports arrival of 35000 tons of coal to ease winter hardships for homes and essential workers. Tidewater terminals and mine deliveries add to the supply as about 40000 industrial establishments remain closed, yet the stock is deemed ample.
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New York
Tidewater
Advertising Men Assigned Task in Winning the War
President Wilson creates a division of advertising under the committee on public information to coordinate patriotic efforts of the national ad sector. A five member board led by William H. Johns will direct activities from New York City, shaping public information campaigns without replacing government advertising departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Committee On Public Information
United States
New York City
Creel
Wiliam H. Johns
American Association of Advertising Agencies
W. Ocwy Arey
Associated Advertisers of the World
OL C. Harn
National Advertisers’ Commission
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Herbert S. Houston
The
Associated? Advertising Clubs of the World
Lo B. Jones
Association of National Advertisers
Johns
Ratify Wage Scale After Two Days Debate
After two days of debate at the United Mine Workers biennial convention in Indianapolis the union overwhelmingly ratified the Washington agreement of October 6. The pact grants substantial wage advances to bituminous coal miners and imposes penalties for contract violations. It takes effect November 1 and lasts until April 1, 1920, unless the war ends earlier and then terminates automatically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Washington
Changs
Defender of policy attacks Kansas miners chief and others
The organization and now assistant to Dr. Garfield spoke for an hour defending the action of international officers in accepting the clause. He arraigned Alex Howat the Kansas miners leader backed by Frank Farrington of Illinois John H Walker and William Green. Admiral Semmes son dies in Mobile Alabama Judge Oliver J Semmes the Confederate Alabama admirals son died after a civil war career as Mobile circuit court judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Alex Howat
Kansas
Frank Farrington
Illinois Miners
John H. Walker
Illinois Federation of Labor
William Green
Ohio
Admiral Semmes
Mobile
Ala
Oliver J. Semmes
Alabama
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Camp Logan
Quincy
Clas
Quincs Board
Re Yaty
Wastongten
Mitutike Veenar
Meser
Abhott
dRudalph
Harry So Tiarner
Vrank Poos
Joseph
Madd Werf
Abot
Pfleg Lee
Nely
Robert Tirvur
L” Iheli
Watter dl Tiles
Harry AL van- Steet
Pronk Peters
Daatnes
Tae
J. Tlusswog
Hay A
Wolliaim
TR Iwraeder
Edwin ' T W. Brown
Casper SR
George M. Terman
RL Boeker
Bernsid
Nicholag M. Maturnnbri
Robert J. Mathes
Elenry
W. F. Steffen
Charles M. Becker
August Rossweige
Willliam A. Timpe
George 22. Reinert
W. K. Speckman
Paul T. Venvertloh
Walter F. Hoffman
John ¢. Jackson
Emmett Budden
Walter O. W. Rupp
Carl Roitman
Prebert W. Albright
Oscar Vahle
Clifford J
Jehu Tt Boer
Pari i. Lenane
Wiliam
Meseman
Aldo Gh Cusen
Metas Wyhoe
Rank Dover
Awrenes Dam
Maxwell S
Ark
Has
Tie Indasy
Wolllan
Coy
Ba Mets
Otto E. Rodenbera
Wall
H. John SS
Baker Tenjamin Kh Boisran
Winttiard
Kross Ja Otk
Albert A. Hillebrenner
Carlos Eivert
Boruis
Aten
Clnreres Bfl
Stvder
Robers TL
Townsend
George G. Venghies
Blue
Gray
Boston
Af Ha Das News
Telegrar Haar
Degan
Pittsfield, III
Adams, Iil
Quesses
Deboyer
Reser
Fel
Cgiertey
Afro Ornwell
Anna Althef
Cheiteudi
Pali Creek
Rome
WAR Council
John P. White
W.n.reynolds
Lewis Shoe Store
Maine St
Quincy, III
Os Pouncys Greatest Clothing House
Quincy Cleaning & Dyeing Co
N. Sixth ST
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