Inspection of Troops at Camp Travis Ordered
An order directs inspections and demonstrations at Camp Travis starting July 25. Second Division troops, equipment, and quarters will be examined. commanders aim to relieve special duty to maximize turnout for field inspections. Numerous demonstrations cover infantry, artillery, mounted, and support units across several fields and dates through July.
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Camp Travis
Lewis
Firmon
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Beveing
Pachflella
Bershing
Teadyturture Secomt Wield Actitery
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Boch Field
Poeh Field
Serand
Foch Wield
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Turantis
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Old Snare Park Delegation Trip to Davis Mountains
A visiting party from the Hoontoh Tralk association, about 100 members, left San Antonio for a camp site near Davis Mountains to establish a park. The group traveled via the Southern Pacific railroad, with stops at several towns, and returned before Monday noon. McNaughton, state official, reported enthusiastic support from state leaders and congressional figures for a national park at the Dove Mountains.
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Alprbo
Mavis Maine
Antonio
Tri Hoontoh
Avila
Dlunal Park
Davis
N.quekwen
A. McNaughan
Fidh
Mien
Meridian Tglayay Na Nocdation
Ronnlah Wendl Offleinen
Uleir
Davin Mountains
Wix
San Antonio
Tuasalay
Bropa
Woreville
Tonetion
Ozonn
Sonora
Mort Stockton
Bart Drvia
Alte
Alphin
Houthorn
San Attouln
Brefort Davis
McNaughton
Yale
Dove Mountains
Alan
Dbcury O'Malley
Boner Offic
Bureau of Phecios
Winsboon
de Me McNanelton
Perspective Stair National Park
Antony Moudiy
Joan Inilen
Heroes of the Marne Meet Again Instructors Honored
Two World War heroes, Captain Italin Eberlin and Captain Hamilton Johnston, now instructors at a Reserve Officers Training Camp in Clattsburg New York, were awarded the Distinguished Service Cross on July 15 1917 for leading a bayonet charge and for leading a charging group. Johnston also received the Legion of Honor and Croix de Guerre. Both men are teaching at New York University during the college year.
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Italin Felin
Hamilton Johnst
Tufintey
Clattsburg
Caithin Eberlin
New York University
Gna
Johnston
Serva Bross
Graix de Querre
Loot Recovered As Detectives Trace Stolen Goods
Police report recovering 11830.03 dollars in property stolen in a case spanning autos clothing and jewelry. Investigators say further details will be released by Police Chief Van Riper as the inquiry continues.
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van Riper Lin
Joske Memorial School Girls Present In One Hour Program
Demonstration of Toke Memorial School activities featured a Monday evening program by Joske Memorial School girls. Baptist singers, costumes made by students, and dances like a minuet and Moorish costume numbers highlighted the event.
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Toke Memorial School
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Givitars
Chater
Elizabuhh T. Barrest
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Alosanfiee
Josiene
Tare No 22 FOI Dallas and Fort Worths
A fragmented note recalls a burial site at Roselawn with a graveyard scene and a grave count. The text mentions a coffin path and a clerk or monument reference, with unclear numbers and directions.
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Dallas
Fort Wortis
Southern Woelties
War veteran dies in Monmouth home
Civil War veteran Glasgow dies at his daughter’s home in Monmouth Oregon, born in Londonbury Ohio. He served with Ohio Volunteers under Buell, fought Shiloh, Murfreesboro and Chickamauga, married Maggie Meddi, survived by daughter Mrs A Pucker and two sons, four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements in Monmouth.
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East Locust Street
Londonbury
Ohi
Conmans
Ohio
Buell
Shitoh
Murfrorshara
Chirkamauga
Novadey
Maggie Meddi
Mounnuth
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Me A. Pucker
Sin Antonigg
A. Glasgow
Los Angeles
Nats Glasgow
Monmuth
Vaylin Belly
Porter Loring
Charter Is Suspended For Local Labor Union
The charter of a New York local labor group is suspended by Samuel Gompers approved by Hugh Prague the state organizer amid internal dissension. The notice alleges members joined to spread pamphlets and caused unrest within the union.
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New York
Fe Hookkouwrs
Nelon
Haéleh
Sanuel Gompers
Hugh Prague
New York State
Unio Yealers
Commani
Srend ‘Vaulical
Peapagandas
League of Nations Drives Thomas Campaign Motion
Cullen P. Thomus of Dallas seeks the Democratic nomination for the Senate and champions the League of Nations and the Volstead Act. He spoke at Beo Museo hall and Wolvesgia, arguing the League remains a leading issue though prohibition gains decline. Thomus, a former Dallas attorney and county official, has long been active in Democratic circles and chaired the 612 state convention that sent delegates to the national gathering.
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League OF Nations
Thomas
Cullen P. Thomus
Dallas
United States Senate
Triagne of Nations
Volsteatht
Beo- Museo Hall
Wovesgia
Limets
Srarndsi
Ibonne
Sears
Povernoy
Severn
Hyds
Esch-Cumming
Marshall Ticks
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James J. Glasgow
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