Pershing Urges Universal Training for National Defense
Major General John J. Pershing argues that voluntary enlistment cannot supply enough troops for modern war. He cites Revolutionary War, War of 1812, and Civil War experiences to support universal military training and local recruitment to build ready, cohesive forces. He warns against reliance on volunteers and outlines benefits for citizenship, unity, and national preparedness.
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Hampton
Chrystler's Fields
Chateaugay
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Fort Sam
England
Universal Service
War adds to excuse stock in London police courts
In London police courts the war is shown to have expanded the repertoire of drunkenness excuses. Prisoners cite seeing friends depart, a cold, neuralgia, whiskey to forget domestic troubles, a sad letter from a sailor son, worry over a dog, excitement over a husband’s departure for the front, and bad army news as reasons for intoxication.
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London
Metropolitan Court
Funeral arrangements set for General A. P. Wozencraft
Funeral plans were completed in Dallas for General A. P. Wozencraft ex adjutant general of Texas. The body arrived from Newport Arkansas where he died suddenly Friday morning. Services will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Scottish Rite Cathedral with Dr. William M. Anderson officiating.
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Dallas
Tex
A. P. Wozencraft
Texas
Newport
Ark
Scottish Rite
William M. Anderson
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