Report of the Battle Flag Committee appointed by the Twenty-Fourth General Assembly to provide cases and transfer the Iowa battle flags from the Arsenal to the State capitol (1896)
Iowa. Battle Flag Committee · Des Moines : F. R. Conaway, state printer · leaf 48
No. 1—fifth Cavalry. No. 2—Seventh Cavalry.No. 3—Third Battery. No. 4—fifteenth Infantry.No. 5—Sixteenth; Infantry. No. 6—Seventeenth; Infantry.No. 7—Eigrjteentb Infantry.No. 8—Nineteenth Infantry.No. 9—Twentieth Infantry. No. 10—Twenty-first Infantry lEyerctees anb Hbbresses at tbe Capitol.… … IENERAL JOHN W. NOBLE, formerly colonel of the Third Veteran Volunteer Cav-!^ 1 airy regiment of Iowa, was introduced byAdjutant-General Prime, to be presidingofficer of ceremonies at Des Moines, Iowa,battle flag day, August 10, 1894, and spokeas follows: Comrades and Fellow Citizens: In calling…
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