Student officers from many states at Camp Stanley
Report from Camp Stanley shows student officers from multiple states and regular army units in attendance. No deaths or toxins reported. preliminary work and training activities began January 4 with full work starting January 7. Units from Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, and District of Columbia are represented alongside Army organizations and college quotas. Separate items include local business charter updates and a note about an upcoming field day by the 20th Infantry Regiment at Camp Bowie.
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Marathan
Stitt
Camp Staley
John 1
Heartinas
Uatenal Havinian
Ug Cain
Lie
Mm Atendance
Periool
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Caretina
Dis-tiet
Columbia
Georgia
Ala
Bama
Miorida
Nebraska
Towt
South Dalote
Minnnesota
Indiana
Kentucky
West Viv Bint
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Southern Department
Ark
Wales
St Mark's Quintet Beats Pine Street Presbyterian Five
St Mark's Episcopal quintet won the champion xhtii of the American League in the Sunday School contest at the Y M C A, defeating Pine Street Presbyterian 42 to 12. McKinney Avenue Methodist beat Alamo Heights Methodist in a fast game to 8 and finished second in the league. Gish scored 24 points on 12 baskets for St Mark's, Ullitt had 16, with Walter leading Prev iolerisns scoring from three field goals. Cariwn Smith starred for McKinney Avenue Methodist with seven field goals for 14 points, while George Mexuwer added four field goals and nine points. Referee M. Carpenter and officials provided full satisfaction.
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St. Mark's Episcopal
Vine Street Presbyterian
Mckinsey Avenue
Alamo Hehte Methodist
Yorunie Gish
Cuthbert Lilt
Gish
Run Tata
Ullitt
I Lotal
Paints
Pha
Ganna
Dinwiidle
Frank Walter
Iolerisns
Cariwn Smith
McKinney Avenues Methodist
George Mexuwer
Eyne
Snarte
Monr
Tate
Alamo Meights
M. V. Carpenter
St. Mark’s Episcopal
King Street Presbyterian
Bullitt
Bernhardt
True Safe War Deaths Compared Across Ages and Battles
A historian tone compares kill rates in the World War I spring drive with ancient and medieval battles. It cites 3,000 dead of about 200,000 engaged in 1917 and recalls figures from Hastings, Magenta, Solferino, and Sedan. Also notes changes in weaponry and a Victorian era wool trade shift.
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Hastings
Yoridatt
Waterlan
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Camp Stanley
Hartman
Mindanae
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Denborgia
Wiled
Tex. Dan
Tera Rive Star Elevator
San Anjlanio
Capita Stock
VJ Hood
J. W. Lowird
UT Millinsxworth Maple Oil & Thos Go
Sherpa
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Caldwell
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Sherman
Sin McClassim Grocery Co
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Koarvith
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Uvalde
Capital Sock
Tekox
Ane
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White
Austin
Qagent Tin the Stile
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Mam
Mlewntoy Company
Ain Antonia
Capitel Stack
V. R. Mood
J W, Howard
W. Tf. Billinsworth
Crosbyton
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J. AL Parks
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Ci and Gas Company
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P.m.collett
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Ik Merrit
Mangum
Ota
Charter Wan Endments Co-operative Coal Mining Co
Fort Worth
Guaranty Securities Co
Dallas
Overland- Houston
Houston
Amital Shock
Era Auto Sales Co
Cucra
Wooff. Shoe Co
Malina
San Anewid Maement Factory Co
San Ansonio
20Th Infantry — Regiment
Campavis
Foe
Ah Conrad
By Arnot
REDE
Sealy
Amerika
Arner
Myright, International Venture Service
By Tad
Wee Boye
ST. Mark’s
Pine Street Presbyterian
McKinley
Alamo
Rigi Morwarit
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Hechorso
Diwlady
Settnnady
Phelps
Melgintey Avenue Methodist
Aton Heights Methodist
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Venter
Beaty
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Italy
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Solferini
Worth
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Marie-Vour
Gravelotte
Sedan
Australia
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Wong
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