Died at Oregon State Hospital for the Insane
Oregon State Archives, Salem
Oregon Historical Records
Name: Bayne, John W.
Date: 1918
Record Type: Enlistment
County: Marion
Source: Military
Rank: Private
Unit Assigned: 15th Miltary Police Company
The Oregon Military Police, not to be confused
with the present State Police authorized in 1931, was called into being early in the spring of 1918 because of certain emergencies arising as a result of WWI then in progress. According to Governor James Withycombe, the Organization under discussion was created at the suggestion of the State Council of Defense. Its purpose being to guard shipyards, grain elevators, warehouses, docks, canneries, food depots, etc. THE OREGON POLICE OF WWI, BY J.P. Santee. The police
private's pay of $90 per month was three times the pay of a soldier's. The organization came to an end on March 30, 1919.
Oregon State Archives, Salem
Oregon Historical Records
Case#: Vol. 2G
Name: Bayne, John Weir
Date: 21 Oct 1929
Record Type: Death
County: no county
Source: State Hospital for the Insane
Oregon State Archives, Salem
Oregon Historical Records
Name: Bayne, John W.
Date: 1918
Record Type: Enlistment
County: Marion
Source: Military
Rank: Private
Unit Assigned: 15th Miltary Police Company
The Oregon Military Police, not to be confused
with the present State Police authorized in 1931, was called into being early in the spring of 1918 because of certain emergencies arising as a result of WWI then in progress. According to Governor James Withycombe, the Organization under discussion was created at the suggestion of the State Council of Defense. Its purpose being to guard shipyards, grain elevators, warehouses, docks, canneries, food depots, etc. THE OREGON POLICE OF WWI, BY J.P. Santee. The police
private's pay of $90 per month was three times the pay of a soldier's. The organization came to an end on March 30, 1919.
Oregon State Archives, Salem
Oregon Historical Records
Case#: Vol. 2G
Name: Bayne, John Weir
Date: 21 Oct 1929
Record Type: Death
County: no county
Source: State Hospital for the Insane
Died at Oregon State Hospital for the Insane
Oregon State Archives, Salem
Oregon Historical Records
Name: Bayne, John W.
Date: 1918
Record Type: Enlistment
County: Marion
Source: Military
Rank: Private
Unit Assigned: 15th Miltary Police Company
The Oregon Military Police, not to be confused
with the present State Police authorized in 1931, was called into being early in the spring of 1918 because of certain emergencies arising as a result of WWI then in progress. According to Governor James Withycombe, the Organization under discussion was created at the suggestion of the State Council of Defense. Its purpose being to guard shipyards, grain elevators, warehouses, docks, canneries, food depots, etc. THE OREGON POLICE OF WWI, BY J.P. Santee. The police
private's pay of $90 per month was three times the pay of a soldier's. The organization came to an end on March 30, 1919.
Oregon State Archives, Salem
Oregon Historical Records
Case#: Vol. 2G
Name: Bayne, John Weir
Date: 21 Oct 1929
Record Type: Death
County: no county
Source: State Hospital for the Insane
Oregon State Archives, Salem
Oregon Historical Records
Name: Bayne, John W.
Date: 1918
Record Type: Enlistment
County: Marion
Source: Military
Rank: Private
Unit Assigned: 15th Miltary Police Company
The Oregon Military Police, not to be confused
with the present State Police authorized in 1931, was called into being early in the spring of 1918 because of certain emergencies arising as a result of WWI then in progress. According to Governor James Withycombe, the Organization under discussion was created at the suggestion of the State Council of Defense. Its purpose being to guard shipyards, grain elevators, warehouses, docks, canneries, food depots, etc. THE OREGON POLICE OF WWI, BY J.P. Santee. The police
private's pay of $90 per month was three times the pay of a soldier's. The organization came to an end on March 30, 1919.
Oregon State Archives, Salem
Oregon Historical Records
Case#: Vol. 2G
Name: Bayne, John Weir
Date: 21 Oct 1929
Record Type: Death
County: no county
Source: State Hospital for the Insane
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