Bannock County Men To Camp Lewis For Duty
A list of 138 Bannock county registered men notified to report for military duty and depart for Camp Lewis on Friday June 28. A special train will be formed locally with arrivals from other districts. departure hour to be published later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Camp Lewis
Banneeck
Samuel Ef, Doughty
Lester Earl Winschell
Edward Botha
Ray Level Byington
Charles Hyrum Ruehti
Melvin Totten
Joseph Nagy
Rey Lee Harris
Victor Emanuel Bjorklund
Lucians Hubbard Judd
Rudolph Primbs
Bert Samuel Eggart
George William Larsen
Peter Angelos
Victor Webber McFadden
Constantine Carakostas
Ivan W. Mace
Thomas Ellis
Clarence R. Smith
William John Knowles
Paul Frederick Gates
Maurizio Pistoresi
Welton Ward Woodland
Ian Bernard Egg
Charley Larsen
Herbert Johnson
John Franklin Dodson
Joe Amandon
Herbert Saxton
Danny Fred Davia
Jesse Elroy Snyder
Arthur Edward Gearhart
Emanuel Hedinomas
Edward Grayson
William Henry Aldous, Jr
Frank Naylor
Leo Kilgore
Fred Severine Christensen
Albert John Kutcher
Guido Giovanni
Angiolino Maraviglia
Fred Bernard Schwichtenberg
Rees Waylette Davis
Thomas James Tanguey
Victor Bidstrup
Leonard Essig
William Harria
Bannock County Red Cross Drive Tops Quota
Bannock county exceeded a 20 000 quota in the Red Cross drive with Pocatello alone surpassing it. County chairman J. N. Peterson and campaign manager Leon F. Mollineli are compiling final figures and will issue a general statement on the drive. The financial results appear gratifying with total cash received noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Bannock County
Great Mercy Cause
Pocatello
N. Peterson
Leon F. Mollineli
Summer Songs By Local Bards The Flag Of The Free
A Tribune piece by Clarence E. Eddy presents a Civil War era ode praising the flag and soldiers. It recalls Bull Run losses and urges support for Union troops and the United States during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Clarence E. Eddy
Free
We Shall Not Hang Our Heads
A wartime exhortation urges resolve and support for Allied forces. It honors Verdun heroes and the shell torn fields of Flanders, calling for unity, sacrifice, and belief that freedom will prevail as the boys fight on the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdun
Flanders
The Glorious U. S. A. Ode by J A Butcher
The poem honors sailors and soldiers of the United States, expressing hope they return safely with pride. It recalls past victories and cherishes the flag as it waves in a gentle breeze, celebrating noble youth serving far from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Butcher
Sollor
Notable Local Figures Named in List
Rees Waylett Gorge Alvin Henson Paul J. Sorgatz Elmer W. Kitterman George J. Cacavas Charles A. Hardy Myron Lowell Paulsen John Farrell James T. Brown Roy Foulke referenced in a local roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees Waylett
Gorge Alvin Henson
Paul J. Sorgatz
Elmer W. Kitterman
George J. Cacavas
Charles A. Hardy
Myron Lowell Paulsen
John Farrell
James T. Brown
Roy Foulke
Plea for the drafted man to find work at home
A wartime poem urges kindness to draftees waiting for deployment. It argues for offering immediate employment at home rather than rejection or scorn, noting the drafted man will work if given a chance and highlighting the shared duty to support those called to serve. It contrasts trench dangers with local needs and calls for open hands and a welcoming economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Rucker
France
Quick Fingers of Women Aid Military Eye Work
London reports that women with deft fingers and steady sight are recruited to make lenses and prisms for the army and navy. They fit glasses into periscopes gunsights field glasses telescopes and cameras for aircraft use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Army
Navy
Telegraphers Strike Threat Referred to President Wilson
Union head Konencamp says President Wilson urged settlement and asked him to call off the threatened telegraphers strike. He replied that he would use his good offices to aid a settlement.
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St. Paul
Konencamp
Wilson
Konenkamp
Overseas and Home Camps From Harry Kinney
Harry Kinney of F Company 21st Engineers American Expeditionary Forces writes from the front with the Rainbow division. He describes verbal orders, daily rain, a trench ride near German lines, and his hopes to go over the top. Kinney recounts pilot training tests, solo flights, and the dangers of early aviation while praising comrades and longing for home.
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Harry Kinney
F Co
21St Engineers
American Exterce
Jerry Kinney
North Eighth Avenue
Rainbow Division
John Mullen
U.S
France
Spain Weathered by Spies and Llivia’s Border Feat
In a National Geographic bulletin wartime correspondent Herbert Corey depicts Spain as teeming with spies and describes clandestine travel into Catalonia via neutral routes. He recounts aiding a trip to Llivia a Spanish town inside French territory where smugglers and police plots test travelers while Catalan kindness underlines the danger and charm of cross country routes.
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Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Herbert Corey
Spain
Corey
Hotel
Europe
Livia
Hotel Europe
Puigeerda
Pyrenees
France
Llivia
Guardia Civile
Lima
Livonia
Catalonia
Sec d’Urgel
Carter
Puigcerda
Slivia
Baseball Notes Span From Coast to Coast Tonight
George Cutshaw joins the Pirates after leaving the Brooks. Clarence Walker of the Athletics shows 190 points better hitting than with the Red Sox last season. Indians slip, then stumble toward the Redskins. Frank Corridon coaches the Naval District team at Newport. Toney of the Reds aims for NL pitching honors with strong start. Dode Paskett’s value grows in batting averages. Leslie Nanamaker catches Browns games as the daily star backstop. Eric Erickson looks like the Tigers’ new ace. Pacific league shrinks to four clubs Aberdeen Seattle Portland Vancouver. Shipyard ball leagues may rise along the Atlantic. Cardinals show improvement but aren’t title contenders yet. Wickland and Fillingin fit Braves. Sisler speeds toward AL base stealing. Giants lead NL bats. Benny Kauff remains top Negralite. Walter Johnson still wins for the Nationals. with better batting he’d win more. Dutch Leonard duplicates no hit no run feat against Browns in Detroit with four walks allowed. Severeid and Veach awarded passes to first.
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George Cutshaw
Brookelyn
Eas
Theittsburgh Pirates
Clarence Walker
Athletics
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Redskins
Frank Corridon
Phillies
Cubs
Naval District
Newport
Eric Erickson
Hugh Jennings
Eric
Tigers
Tacoma
Spokane
Aberdeen
Seattle
Portland
Vancouver
Atlantic Coast
E Eastern
Pacific Northwest
Cardinals
St. Louis
Wickland
Fillingin
Indianapolis Stars
Braves
George Sisler
Giants
Benny Kauff
Dutch
Leonard
Browns
Detroit
Severeid
Veach
Wartime Letter From France By Pocatello Youth
Bert St Marie reports from France with HQ Co 148th EXIA. He says letters are rare, censor blocks news, and he plans to share only when the war ends. He mentions a schoolmate in aviation who downed two Boche planes and damaged a factory before being killed in action.
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Bert St. Marie
Pocatello
France
Headquarters Co
EXIA
Phil St. Marie
Pf Pocatello
Paris
Still in Hospital Elmer Jernberg Writes Home
Soldier Elmer Jernberg of D Company 168th Infantry American Exforce reports from a hospital in May about ongoing wounds and expected return to his unit by month’s end or early next month. He notes warm weather, the French countryside, and scarcity of modern farm equipment, plus pending award of a six month foreign service strip and a wound chevron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Jernberg
D Co
168Th Infantry
American Exforce
Charles Jernberg
Pocatello
Foreign Service
Letter from Montpant friend on aviation signal corps sailor
A Mont pant friend writes about Lloyd Lebrbas son of TL A hrbas a well known Poca tello youth in the aviation section of the signal corps stationed at Wichita Falls Texas this letter states.
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Montpant
Lloyd Lebrbas
TL. A.hrbas
Pocatello Young
Aviation
Signal Corps
Wichita Falls
Texas
Classified ads restore lost articles to owners
Classified ads help recover a majority of lost items by reuniting them with their rightful owners. The notices encourage readers to report found belongings and provide contact details for claimants.
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Italy
Piave
Trentino
Venice
Bannock’s
McCammon
Bancroft
Oxford Ce Ee
Thatcher
Downey Ee
Mink Creek
Inkom Een
Ewe
Pocatéllo—Bannock National Bank
Taeda
McCammon—McCammon State Eee
Ore Eenee
Downey—Downey State Bank
Cirace—Grace First National
Flag OF the Free
Bull Run
P. E. Long
Feutenant
Josh
Babe, the Mighty
Ruther Frip
Babe Ruth
Ray Caldwell
Yanks
Babe
Oervent
Athletica
Bate Oatie
Garry Cravath
Philadelphia
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