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Photos
From the Schulze Family History
Included
here are a number of photos from the History of the Randal R. Schulze
Family. Since some of these photos are quite large in terms of kilobytes
or megabytes, they are difficult to email; thus this repository
was created for download.
While
public access to the page is allowed, there is no public link to
this page. i.e. It is not linked to from the Purple Sage Home Page.
Unless
otherwise stated, all images are Copyright ©
2017 to
Randal R. Schulze, and may only be used by permission.
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My
Grandfather, Alonzo Nathan Schulze, Known as Nate,
(1895 - 1963) served in the US Army during the First World War.
Early records indicate that he was a Private in a Machine Gun Company
of the Nebraska National Guard. Soon after, he became a Private
First Class, Company B, 109th Field Signal Battalion, 34th
Infantry Division. Before shipping out to France he, along
with the rest of his division, trained at Camp Cody, New Mexico.
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This
photo is one of six frames of a very large, panoramic photo by
photographer, Almeron Newman. It is of the 109th Field Signal
Battalion standing in formation at Camp Cody, NM. A copy of the
full size photo hung in the hall of my grandparent's home in Omaha,
Nebraska until the passing of my Grandmother in 1972. In this
photo, my Grandfather is standing at attention next to his ride,
a Harley-Davidson Motorcycle with side car. He's in the front
row, at far right right in this photo.
For
other examples of photogrophy by Almeron Newman, see the Library
of Congress Website at: https://www.loc.gov/resource/pan.6a34117/
Photo
courtesy of the Deming Luna Mimbres Museum, 301 South Silver,
Deming, New Mexico 88030. http://www.lunacountyhistoricalsociety.com/
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This
photo is a close up from the photo described above of my Grandfather
standing in formation with the 109th Field Signal Battalion.
Photo
courtesy of the Deming Luna Mimbres Museum, 301 South Silver,
Deming, New Mexico 88030. http://www.lunacountyhistoricalsociety.com/
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The
109th Field Signal Battalion on a Fifteen Day Hike out of Camp
Cody, NM
Photo Copysight © 2006, Larry Beaver and
Michael Kromeke
http://demingnewmexico.genealogyvillage.com/HenryBeaver/HenryBeaver.htm
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US
Army Signal Corps Photo
World War I Signal Corps Photo Collection,
United States Army Heritage and Education Center, Carlisle, PA
34186
109th Field Signal Battalion. Officers in front, left to right:
Maj. Henry A. Jess, Commanding;
Capt. Merle J. Adams, Company A;
Capt. Earl L. Whitcomb, Company B;
1st Lt. Allen R. Andrews, Adjutant;
Capt. Daniel F. Steek, Company C;
Chitenay, Loir-et-Cher, France. December 4, 1918
NOTE:
The file size of the actual photo is very large, and may take
addional time to open.
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This
photo is a close up from the photo described above of the 109th
Field Signal Battalion standing in formation in France. I believe
the man standing third from the front row, (face partially obsecured,)
is my Grandfather. The man standing in front is the Commanding
Officer, Major, Henry A. Jess of Fremont, Nebraska.
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A
1944 photo of my Grandfather, Alonzo Nathan Schulze, (1895 - 1963) |
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Frame
1 of the Almeron Newman panoramic photo of the 109th Field Signal
Battalion at Camp Copy, NM.
NOTE:
The file size of the actual photo is very large, and may take
addional time to open.
Photo
courtesy of the Deming Luna Mimbres Museum, 301 South Silver,
Deming, New Mexico 88030. http://www.lunacountyhistoricalsociety.com/
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Frame
2 of the Almeron Newman panoramic photo of the 109th Field Signal
Battalion at Camp Copy, NM.
NOTE:
The file size of the actual photo is very large, and may take
addional time to open.
Photo
courtesy of the Deming Luna Mimbres Museum, 301 South Silver,
Deming, New Mexico 88030. http://www.lunacountyhistoricalsociety.com/
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Frame
3 of the Almeron Newman panoramic photo of the 109th Field Signal
Battalion at Camp Copy, NM.
NOTE:
The file size of the actual photo is very large, and may take
addional time to open.
Photo
courtesy of the Deming Luna Mimbres Museum, 301 South Silver,
Deming, New Mexico 88030. http://www.lunacountyhistoricalsociety.com/
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Frame
4 of the Almeron Newman panoramic photo of the 109th Field Signal
Battalion at Camp Copy, NM.
NOTE:
The file size of the actual photo is very large, and may take
addional time to open.
Photo
courtesy of the Deming Luna Mimbres Museum, 301 South Silver,
Deming, New Mexico 88030. http://www.lunacountyhistoricalsociety.com/
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Frame
5 of the Almeron Newman panoramic photo of the 109th Field Signal
Battalion at Camp Copy, NM.
NOTE:
The file size of the actual photo is very large, and may take
addional time to open.
Photo
courtesy of the Deming Luna Mimbres Museum, 301 South Silver,
Deming, New Mexico 88030. http://www.lunacountyhistoricalsociety.com/
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My meager
attempt to stitch all the frames of the Almeron Newman panoramic
photo of the 109th Field Signal Battalion at Camp Copy, NM.
Photo
courtesy of the Deming Luna Mimbres Museum, 301 South Silver,
Deming, New Mexico 88030. http://www.lunacountyhistoricalsociety.com/
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