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[Printed letter from William Loch to his Father and Poem]

One newspaper clipping possibly sent by John Matchall to Ross D. Schleigh dated October 6, 1917. The clipping is a printing of a letter from Walter Loch to his father describing his recent injury during battle. The printed letter is dated October 3...

GLC09889.01.02

to Ross D. Schleigh

One letter from Mrs. M.E. Schleigh to Ross D. Schleigh dated October 6, 1917.

GLC09889.02

to Ross D. Schleigh

One letter from Mrs. M.E. Schleigh to Ross D. Schleigh dated November 5, 1917.

GLC09889.03

to Ross D. Schleigh

One unsigned letter to Ross D. Schleigh dated December 8, 1917.

GLC09889.04

to Ross D. Schleigh

One letter from Virginia to Ross D. Schleigh dated December 15, 1917.

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to Ross D. Schleigh

One letter from Virginia to Ross D. Schleigh dated August 28, 1918.

GLC09889.06

to Ross D. Schleigh

One letter from Mrs. M.E. Schleigh to Ross D. Schleigh dated October 28, 1917.

GLC09889.07.01

[Printed Letter from Edward Nieman to friends]

One newspaper clipping sent by Mrs. M.E. Schleigh to Ross D. Schleigh dated October 28, 1917. Contains a printed letter from Edward Nieman to his friends the letter is dated October 20, 1917. The letter concerns a fire in a quarantine building at...

GLC09889.07.02

[record scores at Fort Sheridan]

One newspaper clipping sent by Mrs. M.E. Schleigh to Ross D. Schleigh dated October 28, 1917. Article concerns Officer training scores for L.E. Helvern who achieved 97 percent. This was the highest record in a class of 120.

GLC09889.07.03

to Ross D. Schleigh

One letter from Virginia to Ross D. Schleigh dated January 16, 1918.

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to Ross D. Schleigh

One letter from Virginia to Ross D. Schleigh dated circa 1917-1918.

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to Ross D. Schleigh

One letter from Virginia to Ross D. Schleigh dated circa 1918.

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to Ross D. Schleigh

One letter from Virginia to Ross D. Schleigh dated January 21, 1918.

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to Ross D. Schleigh

One letter from Mrs. M.E. Schleigh to Ross D. Schleigh dated October 14, 1917.

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to Ross D. Schleigh

One letter from Virginia to Ross D. Schleigh dated September 13, 1918.

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to Ross D. Schleigh

One letter from Virginia to Ross D. Schleigh dated October 19, 1917

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to Ross D. Schleigh

One letter from Virginia to Ross D. Schleigh dated December 27, 1917

GLC09889.15

[10th Cavalrymen who were captured at the Battle of Carrizal]

One photograph dated approximately June 1916 of the 10th Cavalry of the United States Army who were captured at the Battle of Carrizal during World War I. It is also noted that they were released by the Mexican Army. Pictured by W.H. Horne Co.

GLC09966

Treaty of peace between the allied and associated powers [Versailles]

Uncut. With fold-out maps. Signed on cover by Evan C. Mac Veagh. Contains Treaty of Versaille and League of Nations Covenant.

GLC08532

The sweet potato as a flour substitute

Carver, a celebrated agricultural chemist at the Tuskegee Institute, offers advice and recipes regarding conservation of the year's unusually large sweet potato crop. Provides recipes for using sweet potatoes to make flour, bread, and biscuits.

GLC06172

[Sentence commutation for Fernando Robert Edward Ludicke, convicted for violating the Espionage Act on 18 September 1918]

Fernando Ludicke, alias Robert Edwards, was convicted of violating the espionage Act of June 15, 1917 in the U.S. District Court of Western Pennsylvania and sentenced to 18 months to be served in the Maryland State Penitentiary at Baltimore, Maryland...

GLC06598

to W. S. Rainsford

Writes of Creel: "He can only find inconsistencies precisely as he can find them in the writings of Washington or Lincoln- that is, an occasional honest and necessary change of mind and ...circumstances which necessitated a change on my part...

GLC06881

Address of the President of the United States, delivered at a joint session of the two houses of Congress April 2, 1917

Signed by Wilson on front endpaper. Asks Congress to declare war against Germany. Marks the beginning of the American involvement in World War I. With original blue dust-jacket.

GLC00466

to Isaac Markens re: enclosing a piece of Lincoln manuscript

"I am enclosing to you a piece of Lincoln mss which is not exciting but is characteristic. It was no doubt held in President Lincoln's hand when making the address to Mr. Molina..."

GLC07519.02

to Mrs. Barton

Writes to his mother that it is an army holiday for George Washington's birthday but the weather is terrible. Reflects on his one year anniversary of deployment in Germany and describes his first days in that country. Tells Mrs. Barton to stop...

GLC07810.003