Soldiers Buy War Bonds Win Big for Liberty Loan
Soldiers at Camp Travis and across the Southern Department lead the drive for the second Liberty Loan. Subscriptions reach 85 000 dollars by Monday night with Camp Travis units among the heaviest buyers. Colonel Fleming heads the campaign, aiming for 2 000 000 in bonds, while Arizona and Texas posts report strong early totals. A coordinated effort with company committees and daily readouts aims to boost civilian support and sustain military investment.
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Southern Department
War Department
I. d Meming
Pieming
John W. Buckman
Ruckman
Southera Department
Varius
Camp Travis
Leon Springs
Fleming
Arizona
Tiuckmant
Thirty-seventh Infantry
Sixth Cavalry
Eighth Cavalry
Paso
Fort Sam Houston
Hay
Col. Malverntini Barnun
Fle Ld
Federal Reserve Districe
Adjutant General
Liberty Loan
H. M. Lord
Quardermaster’s Corps
War Department ii
Army Personnel Notices Shift in Duty and Leadership
Army notices list H L Robert retired at 434 South Alaino Street Antonio called back for duty as an instructor in Lincoln Nebraska. Capt R O Kuldell to Washington DC for conference with chief engineer on Southern Department projects. Lieut Col B Van S Quackenbush promoted and reassigned to Kelly Field. Major General John W Tuckiman to replace Quackenbush. Cant J L McGree reports for duty at Port Sanhuestion. Six sergeant cooks requested for Camp MacArthur. New American fur project planned at Camp Travis entrances.
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H.L. Robert
South
Alaino Street
Antonio
Lincoln
Neb
R. O. Kuldell
Sigineer
Washington, D. C
B. van S. Quackenbush
Caputin
Signal Corps
Kelly Field
Golenel Guackenbush
John W. Tuckiman
Sueceed Lim
Drillers Press On At Camp Travis In Cooler Weather
In cool conditions a Texas contingent trains at Camp Travis with about 5000 men expected to move in by Friday. Recruits undergo drills and exams with few sent to hospitals as six mile hikes test endurance. Officials report progress in camp expansion with quarters and support facilities set to be completed by November.
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Tesas
Travis
Texas
Cosas
Arden
One Hundred
Tre
G. el. Conrad Jr
Johnson
Nenet
Washington
Wrest
M@erman
Aineer
Vane Orient
Conference for tend engineers and fort sill transfer notice
The tend engineers of various tantaments are summoned for a conference on October 12 with notes on road work conservation and changes to gravel base and tarvia surface. The camp quartermaster office will move to an adjoining building near the present warehouse. Announcement states officers proceed to Fort Sill Oklahoma to train as instructors in the school of fire with Lt Tolvarl Le Verte Culuman Major BR H Dairehild Major Chamberlain and others attached to the Port Sill school.
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Ninth Street
Fort Sill
Okla
Tol Varl le Verte Culuman
BR. H. Dairehild
Adsth Field Artillery
I, Chamberlain
Patience Urged for War Department Temporary Commissions
Non commissioned officers who qualified for temporary commissions and have not yet been appointed must be patient. They will be appointed as their services are needed, with timing varying by service needs and troop locations, according to Army and Navy Journal.
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Army and Navy Journal
Southern Department
War Department
Frau Tag Department
Pha Army and Navy
Jonruary
Home Guard recruits at Camp Travis in San Antonio
Capt By Migttalahi lists 20 men needed to guard remount depot near Aviation Tex, with 1 sergeant, 3 corporals and 16 privates sought. Positions remain in San Antonio. pay ranges from 45 to 60 dollars. Other notes mention 57th Infantry moves and statewide mobilization efforts with medical, horseman and guard duties under war-time deployment.
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F. Migttalahi
Travis
Aviation
Vexus
Mikhalski
Camnyl Travis
Fort Sear Houston
Tractor test and Texas guard promotions announced
Major John Wedtuehmany Kupimander oversees a tractor test at 2240 oclock in Vausdin afternoon under Chap t. Md. A shift in leadership follows with Major H Moniay Maite and Major Matias appointed to guard duties. Major Mond ay will join the Thirty fifth Legislature after resigning. The Ninth Cavalry moves from Digg Bend to San Antonio with orders for November 70 arrival, relieving the current post.
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Henry Aten
Stutt
Vausdin
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Maite
Alstin
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Falls County
Texas National Guard
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Kishth Cavalry
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el Disa
Soldiers rally bonds at Camp Scurry in Corpus Christi
Soldiers stationed at Camp Scurry Corpus Christi showed patriotism by investing 31000 in Second Liberty Bonds. Subscriptions were divided among six companies of the Third Infantry and B Company of the 8 Engineers. Funds supported national defense as payday arrived at the camp.
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Tex
Ogle
Camp
Scurry
Corpus Christi
Third
Exis Infantry
Tin Sth U
Camp Travis Boxers to Show Wednesday
Boxers from Camp Travis are slated to compete Wednesday in a midweek card featuring multiple bouts. Notable matchups include Butler versus Smith at 130 pounds, Happy Eahson versus Walsh at 130 pounds, Muller versus Pierre at 176 pounds, and several other weight classes, with public attendance allowed and the event promising action and training showcase.
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Enim
Paliune
le Hents
Butler
459Th Infantry
Chambong’ Smith
TGS
160Th
Dielt
South Infantry
Sovyentn
Aeves
Sheik Infantey
Levy
When Itching Stops With Emoline Treatment
There is one safe dependable treatment that relieves itching torture and skin irritation almost instantly and cleanses and soothes the skin. Ask any druggist for a 35c or 1 bottle of emo and apply it as directed. Soon you will find that irritations pimples, lockheads, eczema, brotches, ringworm and similar skin troubles will disappear. A lithe zemo the penetrating satisfying liquid is all that is needed for it banishes most skin eruptions and leaves the skin soft smooth healthy. Tom W Kosa Coy Cleveland.
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Tom
W. Kosa Coy
Cleveland
Untitled Military Orders Fragment Chronicles Unclear Names
Fragmentary OCR yields a jumble of army orders and personnel names. The text mentions captains, lieutenants, and various units and places with unclear alignment and garbled terminology. No coherent events or dates can be determined from the readable portions.
Desertion Charged as Army Martial Evidence Heard
Officials reported that the defendant Gilendonaire faced martial law proceedings after the adjutant general’s office received a complaint. The charge cites failure to report the point of enlistment and absence from cantonment duties. Evidence was presented as prima facie desertion in a military context.
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Devart Mart
National Army
Shutte
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