World War, 1914-1918
Found in 34 Collections and/or Records:
Arkansas State Provost Marshall Circulars
Notebook, ca. 100 pages, in which were pasted circulars (mimeographed) from the State Provost Marshall's office and the State Adjutant General's office, as well as correspondence concerning the draft.
Norma Mae Bigger Scrapbook
The collection consists of a scrapbook likely created by Norma Mae Bigger of Fayetteville, Arkansas; it includes photographs of Fayetteville; photos and clippings related to Bigger family members, and particularly to her brother Ed Bigger's service in World War I; and autograph pages signed by people living in Fayetteville as well as by Bigger family members and others living elsewhere. Also included is a 1914 postcard addressed to Norma Bigger.
John A. Bobo Military Commendations
Materials include military commendation certificates.
Bragg Family Papers
Ray L. Brogley, Sr. Papers
The collection contains the personal and professional papers of Ray L. Brogley, Sr., primarily related to his involvement with the Veterans of World War I in the U.S.A. and and to his work as an engineer with the United States Army Corps of Engineers, Little Rock District.
Materials include correspondence, convention materials, meeting minutes, photographs, newspaper clippings, publications, and employment records.
Burt Family Papers
Cherry Family Materials
This collection includes biographical materials and photographs pertaining to the Cherry Family.
Florence Brown Cotnam Papers
The Cotnam papers consist of speeches, speech notes, newspaper and magazine articles, and notebooks regarding suffrage, citizenship, World War I, democracy, and postwar relations; records of suffrage clubs and women's clubs; personal papers of Florence and Nell Cotnam; printed items, including publications of the National Woman Suffrage Publishing Company; postcards; photographs; and miscellaneous objects.
Gregg Family Papers
Mary Sue Herndon Papers
James Jackson Hudson Literary Manuscript
Typewritten manuscript, together with printer's proof, of James Jackson Hudson's Hostile Skies, A Combat History of the American Air Service in World War I (Syracuse University Press, 1968), together with four maps and 43 positive prints of photographs used to illustrate the book.
Ruby V. Hughes Papers
The papers contain correspondence, some pertaining to his infantry days; two diaries also related to the service; a scrapbook containing his column from the Madison County Record; American Roll of Honor certificates; photographs; and clippings.
Ruby V. Hughes Papers Addendum
Materials include a diary, scrapbook, photographs, correspondence, a doll, jewelry box, newspaper clippings, and other general items.
William Kennedy Correspondence
The William Kennedy Correspondence consists of a series of letters written to John Farrissey from 1916 to 1918.In his letters, Kennedy comments on his training of African-American soldiers. He also discusses the influenza epidemic that struck Camp Pike.
Field Kindley Letters and Reports
Four letters and one postal card, dated from England and from France May 12 to November 28, 1918, from Lieutenant Kindley to his cousin, Uther Kindley of Gravette, Arkansas, pertaining to his experiences in the Air Service, United States Army, together with typewritten transcripts of "Combats in Air" reports filed by Kindley July 13 to October 28, 1918, detailing his destruction of enemy aircraft in aerial combat while on duty in France with the 148th Aero Squadron, American Air Service.
Lest We Forget: Memorial Record for Washington County
Fred and Madge McCuistion Papers
Claud Bethel McDonald Papers and Photographs
Included are letters, clippings, photographs, and postal cards, sent by Claud Bethel McDonald to his family in Mansfield, Arkansas, when he was serving in the Army during the World War I.
Dwight Moore Papers, 1896-1975
David W. Peel, Jr., Papers
Peters Family Papers
Primm Family Papers
The collection consists of materials related to the Primm family of Smackover, Arkansas, including materials related to Frederick Primm's service in World War I and to the history of the oil and gas industry in Smackover.
Martin O. Raley Letters
Undated letter written "on the Hudson," and letter dated at Aix les Bains, France, September 13, 1918, from Sergeant Raley to his mother, Sarah Raley, in Paragould (?), Arkansas, regarding his experiences as a member of the 736th Military Police Detachment, United States Army, en route to and in France.
Chris Reichardt Materials
Papers of Chris Reichart primarily related to his career as an architect. Also included are family photographs, materials relating to playing football at the University of Arkansas, serving in the military during World War I, and hunting and fishing and personal history. Architectural drawings, photographs, maps and other records.