From Doniphan to Verdun
Subtitle: the official history of the 140th infantry
Publisher: The World Company
Published: 1920
Place of publication: Lawrence, Kansas
Number of pages: 259
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: Chap. I. The Third and Sixth Missouri 9; title: Chap. II. Campaigning at Camp Doniphan 15; title: Chap. III. With the British Lion 21; title: Chap. IV. Alsatian Days 33; title: Chap. V. Swinging into Line for the Big Drive 48; title: Chap. VI. The Five Days 57; title: Chap. VII. Verdun 115; title: Chap. VIII. The Armistice, and the Days After 123; title: Chap. IX. Homeward Bound 139; title: Chap. X. The Men Behind the Guns 147; title: Divisional, Brigade and Regimental Commanders 148; title: Roster of Officers 140th Infantry 149; title: Alphabetic Roster of Men, with Records 151; title: Alphabetic List of Losses, with Records 214; title: National Guard Roster Third Missouri 237; title: National Guard Roster Sixth Missouri 250; title: List Distinguished Service Crosses and Citations 260; title: According to Statistics of Personnel Section 140th Infantry.; title: ILLUSTRATIONS; title: The Regimental Colors Frontispiece; title: Graves in the Battlefield 2; title: Chaplain Edwards 7; title: Colonel Albert Linxwiler 8; title: Brig. Gen. Chas. I. Martin 14; title: Lt. Wm. F. Ward, Lt. Frank-Lott 17; title: Col. Wm. Newman 18; title: Maj. John W. Armour 24; title: Col. Bennett C. Clark 32; title: German Front Lines and German Trenches in Alsace 34; title: The Chaplain's Orchestra 47; title: Lt. Col. C. E. Delaplane 56; title: Lt. Col. Fred C. Lemmon 60; title: Capt. Rexroad, Lt. Holden, Capt. Kenady, Lt. Robertson 62; title: The Battlefield 66; title: Sgt. Raynor, Sgt. Tanner, Lt. Scott, Lt. Compton 70; title: Roy Roberts, Lt. Dwyer, Maj. Wm. A. Smith, Capt. Ray E. Seitz 72; title: Corp. Ritter, Pvt. Engberg, Sgt. Maj. Sayre 74; title: Capt. Roll a B. Holt 76; title: German Guns Captured by 140th 77; title: Two Views of Exermont 78; title: Maj. Murray Davis 80; title: Wayne R. Berry 82; title: Where the Line Held 84; title: Capt. John H. Pleasants, Maj. Ralph E. Truman 84; title: Capt. J. L. Milligan, Lt. Eustace Smith, Lt. Samuel T. Adams, Pvt. Stigall 86; title: Pvt. Fred Price and Pvt. Albert Bogen 88; title: Maj. E. W. Slusher, M. C. 94; title: Map of Route of Advance 100; title: Marching Up to Verdun 114; title: Maj. Gen. Traub Shaking Hands 118; title: Officers of First Battalion, 140th 122; title: Post Office Detail and Pont sur Meuse 124; title: Maj. Gen. Traub Reviewing 140th Inf. 128; title: Mess Line, and Some Friends from Missouri 130; title: Maj. Frank G. Ward and His Huskies 132; title: Wanderings of 140th Inf. in France 136; title: Lt. Col. Lemmon, Capt. Whitthorne, Sgt. Mace 138; title: The Band's Last Tune in France 138; title: Marching to the Nansemond, Homeward Bound, and Looking for Land 140; title: Officers of 140th Inf. Camp Stuart, Va. 144