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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1917

Page

3

Rainbow division named by General Mann in Navy era

The article explains how General Mann dubbed his troops the Rainbow division after a Washington discussion in which the mix of regional contingents formed a rainbow arc from California to New York. Officers at Camp Mills consider making the nickname official with a rainbow crest on division stationery. The unit is set to sail for France under General Pershing, signaling Allied hopes.

France Hindenburg Verdun Rainbow Division Mann Washington War Department Pacific Atlantic California Middle West Great Lakes Ohio New York General Mann Camp Mills Mineola N. Y Pershing Germany Charles Fletcher One Hundred and Sixty-seventh Alabama) Infantry Hempstead Chopin Fletcher Long Island

WANTS GIRL PAGES IN HOUSE

Congresswoman Miss Rankin seeks a page for fourteen year old Cecelia Martin to aid her studies and asks why a woman cannot be a member of Congress. Rankin vows to press for the appointment. Cecelia is the daughter of Philip Martin, a steel expert in Washington. The story also notes deer season rules and Camp Mills preparations for the Rainbow division in the war effort.

Miss Rankin Montana Cecelia Martin House Miss Martin Congress Cecelia Philip Martin Washington

Young Newport Gunner Is United States Army’s Youngest

Leslie P. Adams a fifteen year old son of Rev. Albert H. Adams Jr. of Newport Rhode Island is the army’s youngest gunner. He was born in West Newton September 30 1901 and enlisted last January from Springfield recruiting station into the coast artillery. He trained at Fort Slocum New York and Fort Adams Newport passing the second class gunner exam after a month. The item notes a film on a boat work and a German naval propaganda film.

Leslie P. Adams Albert H. Adams John Clarke Newport R. I United States Army Young Adams West Newton Springfield Coast Artillery Fort Slocum New York Fort Adams

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