Army orders list officers moved and resignations accepted
The notice lists leaves of absence for Captain Archi Bald F Comiskey and First Lieutenant Edmund R Andrews, detailing reassignment of several lieutenants and majors, resignations accepted from multiple National Guard officers, and transfers to Fort Sam Houston and other posts for evaluation, aviation studies, or court martial duties.
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Archibald F. ‘Comiskey
Third Cavalry
Edmund R. Andrews
Infantry
Signal Corps
San Diego
Will Joip Aero Squadron
Davenport Johnson
Nineteenth Infantry
Howa Cc. Davidson
Millard F. Harmon JR
Twenty Seventh Infantry
Clinton W. Russell
Eighth Infantry
Maxwell Kirby
James A. Harley
Texas National Guard
Frank W. Foxworthy
Indiana National Guard
Harry R. M'Kellard
Medical Corps
Andrew B. Gilfillan
New York
Arthur L. Clucas
Kansas National Guard
Redondo B. Sullen
Coast Artillery
Jacob Broast
Doane
Amuel J. Mack
Herman H. Beee
New Jersey
John C. Candr
Georgia
Alvah E. Parsons
Connecticut
Tional Guard
George B. Thomas
Colorado
Arthur B. Wolf
Orrin B. White
Virginia
Ened
D. Erickson
Iowa National Yard
Scurry L. Terrell
Medafeal Car
Tenth Cavalry
Santiago
Albert J. Hobkins
Medical Reserve Corps
Fort Buss
McMirst
James R. Hill
Thirteenth Cavalry
Murray Baldwin
Reti
John W. Leonard
Sixth Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Calvin
L. Cooper
Alonzo Graves
Goon
Baleard
Charles F
C. Vanatta
Clarence Gunter
Southern Department
Continental system may reshape US Army regiments
Washington reports officers push for European method to rename regiments by state or city names to boost pride and recruitment. Secretary Baker shows enthusiasm. plan could reorganize the force, require more money and new posts, and rely on local support from chambers of commerce and home communities.
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Washington, D. C
of Worker
Baker
Third Infantry
First Cavalry
Nineteenth Infantry
Eighth Cavalry
Texas Infantry
First
Texas Cavalry
Boston Infantry
Boston Cavalry
New York
National Guard
Regular Army
Richmond Blues
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Boston
Tenth Cavalry
Seventh Cavalry
Custer
Iask
Chambers of Commerce
Salt Lake City
Utah
Kidney troubles relief noted by Mrs Hartmeister
Mrs Hartmeister of Tea Missouri reports two years of kidney trouble improved after using Foley Kidney Pills. She says she could barely cook this summer but now feels like a new person. A. M. Fischer warns many women ignore kidney symptoms leading to back pain dizziness and swelling.
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F. E. Hartmeister
Foley
A. M. Fischer
Dance Hall Under Houston Bridge Closed by Police
Chief Fred Lancaster ordered the closure of the dance hall beneath the Houston street bridge after Mayor Brown revoked the permit. A complaint over the form of dancing prompted action, despite earlier city commission consent aimed at promoting riverboat activity.
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Houston Street Bridge
Fred Lancaster
Brown
Fire at Dairy Plant in Austin Threatens Stock
A blaze at the Creamery Dairy plant on Austin and Eighth streets damaged the upper stable area and stock. Estimated loss is 1500 with insurance covering it. Firemen and A L Strickland rescued 58 horses and mules and removed 58 sets of harness from the hay lofts above the animals.
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Creamery
Austin
Eighth Streets
A. L. Strickland
Fire Damages Kling Property and Stables Valued at $20,000
A blaze damaged a building owned by J. F. Kling and the stables nearby. The building worth $5,000 and the stable contents including animals valued at $15,000 were affected. Fire crews fought the flames to prevent further loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Kling
General Tonic and Mule Reward Notice at Fort Sam Houston
Advertisement endorses Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic as a general tonic citing QUI NINE and IRON. Public notice offers $15 reward for each of two government mules strayed from Fort Sam Houston Reservation, hoof numbers 8.1511 and E.87, delivery to Depot Quartermaster in Sam Houston, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Fort Sam Houston Reservation
Sam Houston, Texas
Telling the Rent Truth at Brownin’s Magazine
A fragment quotes a playful exchange about attending a circus. The line implies a lighthearted excuse about the children being away at the country, used to explain an adult outing. The source reflects magazine chatter rather than a full event.
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Dobbins
Brownin's Magazine
Visitors Check In At Gunter And St Anthony Hotels
Nashville resident W E Love Jr stops at the Gunter while many guests register at the St Anthony including Mrs G C Barton and daughter from Los Angeles Mrs A C Setser and family from San Benito and H B Boardman from Providence R I Et al Names include BE Branch C Breach c Courtney T C Dunn Jr Arneth Henry Heimann R Evans Ferguson Farmer Gregory Payne Sames Jr Lane McDonald president Tampico Fruit and Nursery Co en route from West Virginia to Tampico Hilaire
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W. E. Love Jr
Nashville, Tenn
Gunter
G. C. Barton
Los Angeles
Cal
St. Anthony
Port Lavaca
C. Breach
Edna
Guner
A. C. Setser
San Benito
H. B. Boardman
Providence
R, IL
W. E. Tegges
Dallas
C. C. Courtney
Houston
T. C. Dunn Jr
Arneth
St. Anony
Henry Heimann
Hallettsville
R. H. Evans
Valentine
A. M. Ferguson
Kingsville
R. D. Farmer
Oklahoma City
E. A. Gregory
Chattanooga
Laredo
W. L. Lane
George N. McDonald
Tampico Fruit and Nursery Company
Hig
West Virginia
Tampico
Hilaire
Sumerian Epic Found on Nip ur Tablet at Penn Museum
Philadelphia reports a Sumerian epic describing postdeluge civilization reconstruction has been found among Nip pur tablets in the University of Pennsylvania Museum. Dr Stephen is cited describing the discovery and its significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Stephen
Langdon Reconstructs Early Sumerian History From 2250 B C Fragment
Sumerian scholar H Langdon discusses a 2250 B C fragment preserving 300 lines of inscriptions. The ark or boat appears with La Hama the deluge god. It describes Sumeria’s regeneration under the god of wisdom and sets Sumerians as world rulers. A search for more fragments will begin at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Langdon
Langdon
la Hama
Sumeria
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