War casualty list and land sale notices from 1918 era
War casualty list details numerous names with ranks and origins across the United States, including KIA and Died of Wounds categories. Following are notices on timber and surface lands in the Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Creek nations in Oklahoma offered by the U.S. government for sale with details on acreage and bidding terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes County
Oklahoma
Astern
Timber Ind
Gabe BK. Parker
Vive Civilized Tribes
Muskogee
Cato Sills
Indian Affairs
Ady
Military Casualty List Summary of World War II
A wartime casualty compilation lists killed in action wounded and missing. Names include Second Lieutenant J. Wolverton and Corporal Daniel T. Kenna among others, with locations and states noted for each service member. The record catalogs actions, statuses, and injury severities in a consolidated roll.
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Alsa- Wis
Neel- Woathy
Wetehnsen
Kan
James MA Etson
Wintrop
Mint
Hee
Lloyd Brosius
Carthdge
Daniel T. eKenna
Roxbury
Pryves
Shepherd
Houston
Tex
George No Snyder
Cleveland
Lloyd Sthike
Hilver Springs
Clarence A. Shedden
Wandes
Herman Ss
Lomas
Philadel- Malcom
Webster
Wealitston
Chusetts
Morning List of Dead
A list of names appears including captains and privates from multiple states and cities such as Asheville North Carolina Lansing Michigan Allentown Saginaw Chicago Detroit and more. The fragmentary roster includes individuals with varied spellings and unclear units reflecting a military or casualty roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delvidere Bhoors
Oscar H. Cowan
I. Lougiern
Asheville
North
Nrolina
Bing T. Edward Coyle
Darien Conter
Y. Jose AL Folwele
Forcest
RED
Pond FL
Sls
Chicago
Jacob M'Donald
Detroi
Remus Bacon
Liberty County
Albert Bruthin
Sag
Josepht Brady
Unionville
Ard
New Albany
I Dukoresy
Yama
Wash
Ae K. Erickson
Oka
Wgraw
San Antonio School Enrollment Rises Beyond 1917 Figures
Public schools in San Antonio show a sharp enrollment rise the first two weeks of class with 7 549 students this year versus 14 998 last year. Main Avenue and Brackenridge High Schools add 2 486 in week one, 2 560 by week two, and total district enrollment nears 18 500. Teachers’ salaries top expenses at 150 000 plus, with librarians nurses and health services boosting costs, while 23401 pupils attend school daily. The piece notes San Antonio’s potential as a film center and cites local interest at a luncheon at the Gunter Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board
Main Avenue
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Paul Schola
Houston
Thaursday
Bureau of Education
Departent of the Interior
Fiye Federal
Lneal Choal Board
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Jeff
Wright
H. C. Fisher
Imma
Matt
Pershing
UKE
France
Serion
Diad
Tne Si
Edward M Porlorals Atte
Bralgle Ford
New York
Mayberry
Lyncl Moonrman
Winchester
Tex Hwarrt Marinette
WTEU
Zaniko
Amal Sciwartz
Ilolly
Mich
Alfred G. Bailey
Okla
Josedie
Brotter
Cunningham
VODIE
Arthur I. Alden
Liv- Cater
Lakeview
Town
Amherst
Wis
Rolinson
Warriors
T ‘An
Kk Harrison
Eeston
Warreson Henry
New Gporur
James DU
M E. Hubbard
Torrington Covent
Privat Adelard Dur
Nashua
New Hampshire
van Robe Newman
Corydon
Tkr
Wilvie
Bathoa
Tachson
Mom Jones
R. Hesins
GiriVeston
Ios Eee PD
Irvington
N. J
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Bronk Iyp
Ralph Tha
William
Vigteburs Oni Fo Dyer
Meg
Monee
Michydi
Con- Juanes
G.gilchel
Trenty
Tyran Hall
Woltiday
Is Leroy More
Selvilz
Piltsburg
Indianapolis
Henry 2
Ton Robert Wil
Joseph Tz
Hi Mechanics
Henry J. ‘Tees
John J. Iai
Merman
Alvred
Cabt Anton
Gtutehins
Okie
Martson
N.yfeld
Musty
Soutl
Wales
James Edward Nagle
Matawan
Haron Newbury
Maree
Minn
William H. Qelvich
Jersey City
Joseph Paxton
Milwaukee
William FF. EH Schildch
Peoria
Charles J. Schwingle
Naples
Fred C. Wails
Spargarsville
Olio
Dominick Castaro
Ware
Ira EB
Balti
Harold Garfield Chapman
Brook
Iccia Colarossi
Boston
Edward F. Clanford
Empire
Verna L. Daniele _Wauraca
Frank J. Deving
Atenes
Dooley
Charles
Prank Probieh
Hammond
West Ba
West Ba Fitchowy, Yugen Hill, Alvantino, Saugatuck, Conn: Ivrassi
Mon Plier
Wilerontila
Dead City
Cirson
Wellsvillehio
Wilson
Grave
Miineunolis
Harrig
Bulls Gap
Tei G Harrie
Nettleton
Ark Prands Homestead
Archie de Hot
Brooklyn
Jon “Hom
Amelotdam
Shssing
Acteon
Harry Maconard
Gig Edu Lie MacDonald
Caesy Conn
Ulysses Arhontous Lampsonville
Conn
Wiltran
Alpalow
Lawrence Wydict
Tibway
Soph
Hookerphy
West Munacanne Pa
Yorvahson
aAlbert Goa
Mitta
Nichard N. Nickerson
Junction
Colo. Win
Su Kenw Rauch
Hmaus
Vac
Watlom Richand Reid
Phil
AiBensville
Surgeon Bay
W .DiuMbure
Lawirence
J. Tivin
Oli- Minn
Nuinn
Whita- Melphiat
Willian
Shiley Batwrenee
Lafayette
Winia A. Spyder
Tiley
Holle Sullivan
Atul
Manttow
Wernaich Tubs
Corride
Italy
Charley
Young
Mwothey
Shanyw- Hain
Kin
Anasticio Trajillo
Walsenburg
Colorado
Ummie TL. Ward
Wotdyce
Ark
Marshall O. Webster
Whitecloud
Minnesota
Adolfh Weiss
Saginaw
Kestberny
Wood- Whitmore
Bangor
George Vitagerald
Abernathy
Robe Hampton
Manitowoc
Marry Jomanson
Barksdale
Sudderth
Buford
Lester Choat
Bower
GE OW. Cooper
Stratford
Ohio
Ber A. Nicho Woodbury
Tenn
Joseph Phillips
Dayton
George Milton Taylor
Philadelphia
Hobert M. Leonard
Jus Polst
St. Louis
Colbertaldo
Trestad
Privat AP
Thomas Aulvajy
Austin
Kita Oil Company of
Howie
Montague County
Capital
Kosse
Texas
Southern Avid and Sulhir Company
East
Texarkana
Fort Arthur
Stirsell Cattle Company
Fandria
Newark
Oxfords
E. Houston ST
Navarro St
Film Center
Los Angeles
Moving Picture City
Frank Powell
Si Aeture Corporation
Gunter Hotel
Anf
Stredent J. H. Haile
Press Chamber of Commerce
Powell
Robert Shott
Ing
Carport
R. C. Graham
Vvansville
Philada Bulletin
Moore Building
Bedell Building
Hi. Savage
Mgr
John Williams
East Houston Street
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