Special Collections -- Scrapbooks -- World War I.
Found in 70 Collections and/or Records:
"Another Victim of War to Be Buried by Legion", 1921-10
Press cutting of an Associated Press article, excised from an unidentified [Dallas] newspaper.
"Bodies of Texas Soldiers Will Arrive Thursday", 1921-10
Press cutting of an Associated Press article, excised from an unidentified [Dallas] newspaper.
"Body of Dallas Soldier to be Buried by Legion", 1921-10-21
"The body of Sergeant John Oscar Miller...Dallas soldier, who was killed near Romagne France...will be received in Dallas by Ed C. Smith and Bros Undertaking Company Thursday morning...."
Card from Bell Telephone System to John S. Miller, 1921-10
Sympathy card from John S. Miller's co-workers at Bell Telephone.
Commemorative portrait of J.O. Miller, Undated
Reproduction of a studio portrait of John Oscar Miller, framed in a rectangular red and blue vertical stripes,surrounding a cream rectangle with gold-rimmed oval; a gold-rimmed 5-point star gloats above the oval which frames the portrait.
"Country Lads Answer Roll and Prepare for War...", 1917-10
"Bid Good-bye to Wives and Sweethearts and Go with Stout Hearts."
"Dallas Soldier Killed in Action", 1918-12
Press cutting, excised from an unidentified newspaper, announcing the death of Sgt. John Oscar Miller.
"Dallas Soldier Killed in France Buried Here", 1921-10
Press cutting of an Associated Press article, excised from an unidentified [Dallas] newspaper.
"Dallas Soldier Will Be Buried Friday Afternoon", 1921-10
Press cutting of an Associated Press article, excised from an unidentified [Dallas] newspaper.
Death notice, Undated
"...He was killed by a direct hit of H.E. shell November 2nd, 1918 at 10 a.m. about 800 yards west of Andevanne, on the Melise Argonne front. He was advancing to a new position on the front at the time of being killed...."