University of Nebraska Alumni Killed in WWI
An American Local History Network member site INDIVIDUALS WITH NO PHOTOGRAPH MONES JOHNSON HAWLEY, Ex - '13 Lieut. Hawley enlisted in the Coast Artillery at the beginning of the war, receiving his...
Death of Lieut. C. C. Pulis mentioned in Field and Stream, Volume 66
Field and Stream vol 66 Death of Lieut. C. C. Pulis. In San Francisco, April 19, Lieut. Charles C. Pulis, Commander of the Twenty-fourth Company of Light Artillery, was killed by the explosion of...
Report of Interment, Colonel Charles C. Pulis, San Francisco National Cemetery
San Francisco National Cemetery 1 Lincoln Blvd, Presidio of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA 94129 Buried At: Section Os Row 105 Site 4
Marriage License for Charles C Pulis and Florence Y Vrooman, October 11, 1915
"Minnesota, County Marriages, 1860-1949", index and images, FamilySearch ( https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VKNB-PJ8 : accessed 13 Aug 2014), Charles C Pulis and Florence G Vrooman, 1915.
The San Juan Islander. May 22, 1914
Launch Thieves Captured And Sentenced. Thursday night of last week a 26 ft. launch belonging to Arthur Witte, of Blaine, and a 20 ft. launch belonging to John Stevenson, also of Blaine, were...
The San Francisco Call. Saturday, February 23, 1907
One of the pleasantest affairs of the week was the dance given last night by the officers of the Presidio Club in the hoproom of the post, which was attended by a large number of guests from here...
New-York Daily Tribune. Saturday, June 02, 1906
First Lieutenant Charles C Pulis... artillery corp. before board at Presidio for examination for promotion. Download PDF
Dallas Morning News, April 21, 1906
Confident of Recovery Brother of Lieutenant Pulis, Hurt in Explosion, Lives in Austin. Special to the News Austin, Tex., April 20 - The Lieutenant Charles C. Pulis, who was reported by the...
The Omaha Daily Bee. Saturday, April 21, 1906
Pulis as Student at Lincoln Appealed to Hoard af Regents for Diploma, "Lieutenant Pulis waa a student at the State University while I was a member of the Board of Regents," said Victor Rosewater,...
The Omaha Daily Bee. Friday, April 20, 1906
NEBRASKA SOLDIER IS INJURED Lieutenant Pulls of the Light Artillery Blown In by Dynamite. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April 19.— Via Oakland Lieutenant Charles Pulis, commanding the twenty-fourth company...