Salt Lake Tribune | 1908-09-29 | Page 11 | [Illegible] Army Officers from Civilian Circles |

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Date	1908-09-29
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
Language	eng
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County	Salt Lake
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Article Title	[Illegible] Army Officers from Civilian Circles
Type	article
Date	1908-09-29
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
Language	eng
City	Salt Lake City
County	Salt Lake
Page	11
OCR Text	Show I IP ARMY OFFICERS KR(M CIVILIAN CIRCLES HIKGTON. Sept. 2S. Tho war debt de-bt today made public tho names Kj-.onc persons appointed second ut6 'rorn civil life as the result of tapetlllve examination at Fort lirorth, Kan., In July. Tho unusu-Ke unusu-Ke number of this class of np-6 np-6 this year Is due partly to the eln the coast artillery corps uutli-bjr uutli-bjr Congress and partly to tho fact graduating; class at West Point did not contain as many members pjucntly the case. Among the ap-( ap-( are: &y Hermbcrt Hamlin While, Ida.; Herman Kobbe, Pasadena. artillery William McClcave. Fort I.Henry Harrison, Mont.: Louis Dou?luTly, rrultv;ilc. Cal. artillery corps Lincoln "Bean-fctmbers. "Bean-fctmbers. Corvallis. Ore.; Willis tolglit, Seattle. try-Jamea Dougias Rivet. Lowell. risk "Warren Stewart was appoint-l appoint-l field artillery. Ho Ih n son of William 1" Picwarl of the coaat Jfwio has been assigned the un-d un-d post at Tort Grant. Ariz., nnd In Washington to appear before a ;board.
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