Army announces promotions and transfers across commands
The army issues orders appointing and detailing officers for examinations and transfers to aviation and field artillery, rescinding prior orders, and announcing retirements and resignations within infantry cavalry and engineers. Key items include Lt Adela Gil Keson to Fort Sam Houston for fitness testing, officers to Fort Riley and Eagle Pass for boards, and several retirements and cadet duties at West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adela Gilkeson
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Signal Corps
Eben
First Cavalry
Eatin
Hamilton Impleton
Twenty-eighth Infantry
RST
Noe L. Jordan
George BE. Larnmann
Fay Pickett
Cavalry
Fred B. Inglis
Infantry
Eagle ‘Ass
Field Artillery
Robert C. Williams
Third Infantry
Harry A. Harvey
Fay B
RED
William F. Herringshaw
Thirteenth Ety
Ilness P
John L. Miller
Medical Corps
Pennsylvania
National Guard
Edmond D. McArthy
New York National Guard
Basco F. Morris
Arizona National Guard
A. P. Carr
Missouri National Guard
Reece Wilson T. Davidson
Robert C. Thi Hee
Sherwood A. Cheney
Lewis M. Adams
Ralph T. Ward
Corps of Engineers
Fort Leavenworth
Army Service School
Thomas J. Walthall
Medical Reserve Corps
Robert 8. Thomas
Willis B. Jones
James R. Hill
Thirteenth Cavalry
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
College Station
Frederick 8S
Baird
Michigan National Guard
John Hoyt
Tenth Field Artillery
Connecticut National Guard
Guy V. Henry
United
Serenade at Gunter Hotel by First Illinois Infantry Band
The First Illinois Infantry Band known as the Gentle man Band will perform in the Gunter Hotel lobby at 8 o'clock Friday night to honor Percy Tyrrell. Director James Sidney Camp leads a popular militia band from Camp Wilson with strong Chicago ties before a luncheon and a later moving picture event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Infantry
Chicago
Percy Tyrrell
Gunter Hotel
Camp Wilson
James Sidney Camp
Gunter
Illinois Regiments Return From New Braunfels Outing On Border Mission
General Bliss tours 1800 mile border patrol circuit with Funston and Pershing units. He praises camp conditions and morale of militia troops, notes some grumbling as minor but overall readiness. Three Illinois infantry regiments, field hospitals, and artillery units prepare for further movements at Landau's park and Leon Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasker H. Bliss
Army
San Antonio
Bliss
General Bliss
Washington
Secretary of War
Funston
Camp Wilson
Brownsville
Yuma
Aziz
Big Bend
Pershing
Illinois National Guard
Wisconsin
Landa’s Park
Park
Illinois Field Artillery
Leon Springs
Selma
Austin Road
Second
Illinois Infantry
Militiamen to Be Met by San Antonio Women Committee
About 1200 South Carolina militiamen are to pass through San Antonio Friday evening en route to Fort Bliss. A Red Cross linked committee of women led by Mrs. William Aubrey will greet them at the station with ice cream cake iced tea and water while a group of girls assists in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
San Antonio
Fort Bliss
William Aubrey
Red Cross Society
Dora A. Livingston
Cora Ogden Wilson
A. Wagner
Helena Guenther
Guenther
John Martin
Weston
A. Y. Walton
T. T. VanderHoeven
George Martin
A. G. Duggar
Edwin H. Jee
L. B. Clegg
Women Plan Platform at National Conference
At the National Woman's party conference in Colorado Springs, a 11 member resolutions committee was approved after a contentious vote. Miss Anne Martin named Mrs. William Kent as chairwoman, with addresses by Mrs. Kent and Mrs. Sara Bard Field. Debate split over endorsing Hughes versus expanding anti-Democratic efforts in the November election. In Chicago, La Salle Street Bank depositors to receive a 35 percent dividend next Monday after two years, with $80,000 in checks to be dispatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
National Woman's Party
Anne Martin
William Kent
California
Florence Bayard Hilles
Delaware
Congressional Union
Sara Bard Field
Oregon
Charles K. Hughes
Chicago, II
la Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank
William Lorimer
Alno
William Niblack
Terrell to be named in Republican ticket bid
Dr. Fred Terrell planned to enter the race against Congressman James L. Slayden with a formal convention set for August 26 in Boerne. GOP leader Julius M. Oppenheimer confirms Terrell’s candidacy. Terrell has not commented. The county executive committee will reconvene August 18 to fill the ticket if any resignations have occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Terrell
James L. Slayden
Boerne
Julius M. Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Dr. Terrell
Terrell
Bexar County
Republican Executive Committee
Diseases Shown in the Face and Blood Purification
The article argues that facial appearance reflects internal diseases and moral traits. It claims skin ailments and impure blood show on the face, and promotes S. S. S. as a vegetable blood purifier to nourish and cleanse the blood, restoring health.
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Levine
Palm Beach
Alamo Plaza
Jenney
Fifth Infantry
California National Guard
Alfred P. Upshur
Frank P. Lahan
Benjamin D. Foulois
Charles 8. Wallace
Earle F. Fisher
Brick Southworth
Fourth Infantry
Kentucky National Guard
Wentworth Tucker
Twelfth Infantry
John T. Sayles
Twelfth Cavalry
Columbus
N. M
N. Butler Briscoe
Tyrrell
Euoy
Illinois
New Braunfels
Kaufman
Ansorges Bros
Call Crockett
Aufman’ Cor. S. Flores & Dolorosa Sts
Oxfords
Hughes
Vue Globe
J. M. Oppenheimer
Kaufman’s
Poplin
Sea Island
Broadway
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