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WASHINGTON, D. C., April 23.--A message from Captain Cordier and Captain Bjornstadt this evening stated that the outlook for the establishment of a camp at Harvard for the training of officers for the Reserve Officers' Corps was favorable. President Lowell and Captain Cordier were in conference today with the Secretary of War and with members of the War College Division of the General Staff, and laid before them the plans and arguments for the establishment of a unit here. The case is now before the War Department and a definite decision is expected tomorrow. Government regulation prevents the publication...
...little over one month, yet in practically every movement the formations were executed with the snap and precision that usually comes of longer training. The only blot on an otherwise impressive review was the small army of obnoxious street urchins who persisted in making themselves conspicuously objectionable. Captain Cordier and his officers are to be congratulated, for the splendid showing made yesterday augurs well for the efficiency of the Unit after three months of intensive training...
...command of their battalions, and for the next half-hour the men were put through battalion maneuvers. At 5.30 the regiment formed across the field in line of battalions for retreat, and the impressive ceremony was performed without a hitch. Immediately afterwards the companies passed in review before Captains Cordier, Bowen, and Shannon, and then marched back to headquarters with the band...
...Ellinger, W. H. Mechling; Company H, R. T. Rogers, J. H. Bonsall; Company K, J. Perrin; Company L. A. Aspinwall, A. M. Briggs, L. B. Davis; Company M, J. S. Billings, H. Barry, E. C. S. McKittrick, S. M. Rinehart, G. Herrington; Company G, M. P. Johnson. C. CORDIER. Captain, U. S. Army, Commandant. April...
Attention invited to Paragraph 258-288 and 734-735, LD. R. C. CORDIER. Captain, U. S. Army, Commandant...