Camp Travis men parade at veterans exhibition drill
Camp Travis held a 8000-man parade of the 360th regiment and an associated brigade in front of Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen. The review showcased four weeks of intense training with elastic step and precise movements. Allen praised the rapid readiness and predicted the unit would be among the nation’s best trained.
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Kolhier
West Point
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Wis
Nothing Gun
Engineers Department
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Achonl
eAmy Construction
Personnel Movements Report From Military Posts
The dispatch lists officers and assignments across departments including Coup Thavis and Philadelphia with Enfantry and Quartermasters corps. It notes Lieut L Met Jones at Loon Bprings and Col Alongo Gray shifting to Marfa, plus Maj 1 Ry Hurman preparing an aviation field inspection near Fort Worth and related transfers to Petersburg and Laredo highlights.
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Owston
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Royal Meine Corps
Soldiers Reach Factory for Motorcycle Training
Sixteen signal corps enlisted men formerly at Fort Sam Houston, Texas arrived at Ankey Davidson Motor Cycle Compass in Milwaukee to train in use, repair, and construction of motorcycles. They will stay six weeks, with potential additional postings from the National Army signal corps.
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Ankey-Davidson Motorcycle Compass
Milwaukee
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Dance At Tip-Top Club Draws Military Attendance
A weekly dance at Le Tip Top Soldiers' Mink Wednesday night drew a large crowd. The event featured young women on hand for the wcasting cohort and attracted various officers and recruits eager for social time amid ongoing military recruitment efforts.
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Conference on Insurance for Aviation Soldiers in Washington
Compisisoned officer and enlisted men from Camp Travia depart for Washington October 14 to attend a conference on insurance provisions for regular army aviation. War Department plans unite personnel from departments and divisions to inform on insurance and return to duty. Enlistment in the aviation section resumes, with radio operators and other specialists sought to support signal corps.
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Travia An
Washington
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Luther Flotiman
859Th Infantry
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Homer M. Row
Beneate
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Benet Company
Camp boxing bouts to be weekly events at camp
Open air boxing in a city camp drew large crowds as Wednesday bouts impressed spectators. Eight bouts featured winners receiving wrist watches while a forthcoming card will add a ten round match between a noted lightweight and other contenders from San Antonio and beyond.
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Champion broncho rider in camp cap amid scattered text
Fragmentary report recounts a rodeo champion known as Ike Fells, a noted broncho rider from Glenn Springs in Cherokee County, with references to camps, registration days, and various locales. The piece mentions past titles in Dayton 1912 and Boise Idaho, and portrays chaotic notes from officers.
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Army to transfer thousands from Camp Travis to fill regiments
The article reports that the Nhvesieth division and Caan Travis units will move many men to bolster regiments as part of a revised army plan. It notes several thousand may be called, with about 7,000 men kept in reserve, and says the depot training unit will feed the division after transfers.
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Large new army unit forms with vast equipment list assembled
The transfer and reorganization will house about 48 000 men once dust quotas from Texas and Oklahoma arrive. The new division totals 27 152 officers and men with 24 850 enlisted combatants 1 415 enlisted medical and 87 officers. The force includes 104 medical officers eight chaplains 615 wagons 542 carts 6547 horses 1230 mules 4 4 7 and B tech Howitzer guns 17 731 rifles 10 892 pistols twelve trench mortars twelve one pounders 2920 trench knives and other equipment. Arrangements are being made at the camp to receive recruits for the fourth contingent.
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Texas A and M announces officer training camps for students
Graduates or undergraduates of Agricultural and Mechanics College of Texas and Widn nt s will be eligible for three month training camps to prepare for regular army service. The War Department approves nearly 4900 students nationwide for training and potential commissioning as second lieutenants. Camps will be organized at Fort Blinn, Fort Sill, and Fort Mounton with divisions commanded by division commanders and corps chiefs.
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Negro battalions formed at Camp Travis announced
Report says Col. M. C. Smith to form negro battalions at Camp Travis with Capt. George Wythe as adjutant. Six or seven battalions expected, officers to be drawn from 35 reserve officers. preliminary selections to occur this afternoon.
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Draft exemption order aims to relieve hardships on service
An order from the adjutant general seeks to ensure no eligible registrant is pressed into service due to errors or misstatements. It directs boards to review cases where exemptions or discharges were improperly denied, enabling discharge after proper scrutiny, to protect families and prevent undue conscription.
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Company B Selkovo Prom Enge Pass bonds record
Company B Selkovo Prom Enge Pass reports a bond subscription record for F Company of the Third United States Infantry totaling 29100 in liberty bonds. The amount reflects between 1443 men in the unit and surpasses prior bonds by a contributing unit.
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REES UPSET AUTO PARTY IN MEASANS
An automobile incident disrupted a party run by Measans team members. A wrist injury occurred to an attendee while trying to control the car. the vehicle struck and demolished the windshield and caused debris to injure several people. Authorities investigated the melee and outlined consequences for those involved.
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Notable Local Names in Fragmentary Gossip Column
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Public court martial of negroes to be held
A forthcoming public court martial of African American servicemen is announced with nine officers presiding and thirteen will be in command. The proceedings will be held at an unspecified location with 145 defendants reported and additional witnesses in Columbus. The exact schedule and venue remain unconfirmed.
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