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LIEUTENANT COLONEL HARRY C. KRAMER was serving as the adjutant general of the Second Brigade of the New Jersey National Guard when the United States entered World War I. He was detached from his unit to administer the then-new Selective Service Act in New Jersey. This task he accomplished so efficiently that he was sent to Washington DC to become a part of a committee tasked with promulgating new regulations regarding the draft. He completed his wartime service in Washington serving with the Provost Marshal General's office. Under his command another New Jersey National Guard Officer served, Major Winfield Scott Price, who would go on to become the Mayor of Camden and commander of the New Jersey National Guard in the 1920s and 1930s. |
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Inquirer - March 18, 1898 Click on Image for PDF File of Complete Article |
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Foster - H.
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Philadelphia Inquirer - May 27, 1898 |
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Lincoln
James - Albert Stein - John Sinclair - William Selby - Caleb Williams Abraham Jackson - Jacob Hicks - Frederick Laird - Isaac Lovett - Albert Keyser Robert Miller - John Wagner - Isaac Brown - Thomas Moore - William Harrison Albert Batten - Martin McNeil - John Wallace - Henry Taliefarro - Joseph Cline Horace Huelings - George Riley - Owen Macey - Lee S. Mills - Albert Primrose George Davis - Joseph Wagner - Henry Schafer - Henry Hertline Joseph Wilgus - John T. Rodan - James Melon - John K. Esler Jr. Harry C. Kramer - William L. Hurley |
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W. Jessup - Aaron
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Philadelphia
Inquirer William
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H. Ellis - Charles V.D. Joline - Edmund E. Read Harry C. Kramer - Howard Carrow - Philander Knox - James H. Davidson Johm T. Dorrance - E.G.C. Bleakly - David A. Henderson - Samuel W. Sparks Henry C. Loudenslager - Francis Howell - Walter Wood - Elmer E. Long George W. Jessup - Joseph Gaskill - Volney G. Bennett - Wilbur F. Rose Alexander C. Wood - George A. Frey - Charles A. Reynolds - E.B. Leaming Heulings Lippincott - Charles K. Haddon - Fithian S. Simmons - J.B. Van Sciver David Jester - Frank B. Sitley - Alpheus McCracken - Thomas S. Nekervis DeCourcy May - Isaac Ferris - Lionel C. Simpson - John M. Kelly G. George Browning - Watson Depuy - John C. Danenhower - John B. McFeeley Elias Davis - Anthony Kobus - Captain John B. Adams |
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Camden Memorial Day Committee
In order that Camden veterans may have an elaborate celebration on Memorial Day, Mayor Ellis yesterday appointed the following committee of citizens to act in conjunction with them: William D. Vanaman, William Sangtinette, Frank W. Tussey, William Fox, Dr. J.W. Martindale, Walter L Tushingham, Ira E. Lutte, Harry C. Kramer, John W. Coleman, Bernhard Schroeder, Edward H. Nieland, Daniel M. Stevens, W.F. Powell, Abe Fuhrman, Jacob Neutze, Francis B. Wallen, Charles A. Ackley, Louis T. Derousse, James M. Bentley, John K. Newkirk, William Schmid, John Larsen, Sigismund Schoenagle, Charles M. Baldwin, and Harry A Whaland. |
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Philadelphia Inquirer - November 15, 1910 |
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Philadelphia Inquirer - May 28, 1911 |
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Mayor
Ellis - Soldiers'
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A.H. Newton |
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Philadelphia
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Camden Courier-Post - July 8, 1914 |
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W. Wescott
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Harry
C. Kramer
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| History
of Camden County in the Great War, 1917-1918 Camden, N.J.: Publicity and Historical Committee, 1919 |
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