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Domestic News November 27, 1918

The Daily Gate City And Constitution Democrat

Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa

What is this article about?

Mustering officers at Camp Lewis, Tacoma, Washington, expect to demobilize 250 or more men per day starting now, following the examination of the first 300 enlisted men on November 27, with the rate to increase once operations smooth out.

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Discharge 250 Per Day.
[United Press Leased Wire Service.]
TACOMA, Washn., Nov. 27.-Demobilization at the rate of 250 men or more a day from now on is expected by mustering officers at Camp Lewis following the physical examination of the first batch of 300 enlisted men yesterday.
When the demobilization machinery has reached a smooth working stage, the number of men returned to civilian life daily will be considerably increased.
Examination is proceeding today as rapidly as possible and more than 200 men probably will have passed through the hands of the physicians and be slated for discharge before night.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military

What keywords are associated?

Demobilization Camp Lewis Tacoma Mustering Officers Enlisted Men Discharge

Where did it happen?

Camp Lewis, Tacoma, Washn.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Camp Lewis, Tacoma, Washn.

Event Date

Nov. 27

Outcome

demobilization rate of 250 men or more per day expected, to increase further; first batch of 300 examined yesterday, over 200 slated for discharge today.

Event Details

Demobilization at the rate of 250 men or more a day from now on is expected by mustering officers at Camp Lewis following the physical examination of the first batch of 300 enlisted men yesterday. When the demobilization machinery has reached a smooth working stage, the number of men returned to civilian life daily will be considerably increased. Examination is proceeding today as rapidly as possible and more than 200 men probably will have passed through the hands of the physicians and be slated for discharge before night.

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