Modern Fate Crowder Rules Drafts and War Effort
A Philadelphia Public Ledger profile portrays Maj. Gen. Enoch Crowder as the brain behind America's mass draft, guiding 1.5 million recruits and coordinating legal and military work from Washington. The piece recalls his Missouri roots, long service, and close ties with Gen. Pershing, emphasizing devotion to efficiency and national duty.
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A .R. Stanley
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Atropos
Clotho
Lachesis
Enoch Herbert Crowder
United States
Crowder
National Army
Une
Sam
Gen. Crowder
Dulidine
Seventh and
E Streets
Germany
Geri
Althe
Astraddie
Eighth Cavalry
Cromwell
Napoleon
Grant
Lee
Washington
Lieut
J. Berry King
Lieut. King
Enoch
Enoch Crowder
National Hotel
Metropolitan
Army and Navy
Chevy Chase
General Crowder
New York
Theneral
Ags
Carthage
Margaret Crowder
Carthare
Margaret
Constancy
Missouri
America
Sitting Bull
France
Edinburs
Ridith
Geronimo
Dakotas
Hugry
University of Missouri
University Law School
Goard House
Altho
Hichbrow Associates
Gen Pershing
Younge Crowder
Linn County
Young Pershing
Brandy County
Pershing
United States Military Academy
West Point
University of Nebraska
Pershine
Philippines
Manila
Supreme Court of
Philippine Islands
Philipines
Euest
Kuroki
Yalu
Mukden
Cuba
Detroit
Col
Warren
Senate
William Alden Smith
United States Army
Charles B. Warren
Baker
Phe
Gulf
Cure for Dysentery from Chamberlain Remedy
In Asiland Kansas a Des Moines Iowa man recalls a neighbor using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to save his daughter from a fatal dysentery attack. He also used the remedy with good results himself and notes sales by Lemmon's Drug Store Adyvt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asiland
Kansas
Chamberlain
William Whitelaw
Des Moines
Iowa
Lemmon's Drug Store
Alto Mechanics Assigned for Government Auto Training
One hundred eighty men from Des Moines government automobile school depart for nationwide camps. Sixty five go to Valparaiso Indiana for engineering training. Ninety one head to Camp McClellan Alabama as mechanics. Fifteen to Camp Taylor Louisville as chauffeurs. Six to Greenleaf Georgia as mechanics and three to Camp Sherman for general duty. Seventeen remain as drill sergeants and shop instructors for 206 arriving Thursday for a two month auto mechanics course.
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Des Moines
Government Automobile School
Des Moines College
Valparaiso
Ind
Camp McClellan
Ala
Camp Taylor
Louisville
Greenleaf
Camp Sherman
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Kansas City
Carthwee
Crowder’s
Man Power Organization
Laneuare
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Princeton
Spender Clay
Aline Astor
Lingfield
Surrey
American Red Cross
Vassar College
Admiral Sims
St. George's School
Harpenden
England
Servier
Spanish
RED Cross Sisters
Red Cross