Special Collections -- Scrapbooks -- World War I.

Litho-reproduction featuring an unidentified middle-aged, mustached man, dressed in a double-breasted jacket with buttons and shoulder insignia.

Studio portrait featuring John O. Miller and two young men in, all dressed in suit coats, neck ties and hats, posing shoulder to shoulder.

Press cutting of an image of Rev. George W. Truett, pictured in profile, exised from an unknown source.

"Dear Dad, I am traveling. Will write soon. Everything looks good along the country. Fine crops."

Received and registered mail receipt with postmark, signed by J.O. Miller.

Photocopy of a report of dis-internment and reburial of the remains of John Oscar Miller. Includes the exact location of the orginal grave, the nature of burial, the conditionn of the body, that no identification was found on the body, etc.

Photocopy of the original report. Includes details following the examination of the body, dental records, etc.

Photocopy of a report. Includes the means of identification and the condition of the body, the nature of burial, and that the body is to be shipped to Hoboken, New Jersey on the USAT Wheaton, to then be shipped on its final destination of Dallas Texas on 14 Oct 1921.

Press cutting of a photograph featuring members of the Texas delegation in the House of Representives and commanders of the 36th and 19th Divisions. Taken on the steps of the Washingto DC capitol. Featured are Representatives Parrish and Eagle; Maj Gen. W.M. Smith (36th Division, France); Representative Harry; Brig. Gen. J.P. O'Neil (Infantry Brig. 19th Division, France); Representatives Bee, Lanham, Young, Garner, Briggs, Box Blanton, Rayburn, Young, and Summers.

Press cutting, excised from The Dallas Morning News, announcing the death of Sgt. John Oscar Miller.