Wisconsin Officer to Lead State Guard Brigade in San Antonio
War Department authorizes Captain Lorrain T. Richardson to accept a brigadier general's commission in the Wisconsin National Guard. He will command the Wisconsin brigade when three infantry regiments join the reserve camp at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio. Most officers in the 29-strong group become colonels or lieutenant colonels. Richardson is 45 and Wisconsin born.
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Lorrain T. Richardson
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Wisconsin National Guard
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New York National Guard
Army School of the Line
Army Staff College
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Allen W. Gullion
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Hugh H. Magee
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Walker Kreuger
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James B. Kemper
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Samuel R. Gleaves
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Raymond Sheldon
Illinois Infantry
Albert B. Sloan
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Wilson B. Burtt
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California Infantry
Robert R. Danford
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William H. Waldron
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Horace M. Hickman
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Inspetor General's Office
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John J. Toffey Jr
Alexander Greig Jr
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Military promotions and society notes from London and Moscow
A list of officer promotions across various U S regiments and a society ladies chorus at charity matinees in London sparking talk of Queen Victoria’s view. Then a Moscow table ranks city death rates with Tokyo leading and New York posting 143 per 100000.
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Bantam Toms Take German Machine Gun in Raid
London dispatch recalls the British Bantams in France after a trench raid in which the small soldiers captured a German machine gun. Lord Kitchener inspired the bantam concept, and the men, though short, are praised for nerve, agility, and scouting in No Man's Land.
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Turtles as Tommies During Lulls on the Tigris
A London cable reports British troops in Mesopotamia amused themselves during lulls in fighting by bathing in salt marshes and catching tortoises. One Scot died after his tortoise pet starved on the parapet and was buried with an identification disk.
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