Pvt JAMES BEVIER WWI KIA PAPER WORK

This extensive paper set is for Pvt.James Bevier Co.D 128th Infantry,32nd Division. Private Bevier was Killed on October 13th 1918 along the Kriemhilde line. Pvt. Bevier was from Minneapolis,Minn. He was disinterred and reburied in grave 141 section 97 plot 3. Included in the paper group is the following A-June 5th Certificate to report to his draft board for induction at 12:30 May 20th, 1918. B- February 8th 1919 AEF letter from the Graves and Registration Service confirming his date of death and burial location at the French cemetery at Meuse, France. C- US of A Certificate of Death James J. Bevier Private, Company D. 128th Infantry died with honor in service of his country on the Thirteenth day of October 1918 D- March 8th 1920 Letter from the Office of Graves & Registration Services advising that Pvt. Bevier was disinterred and reburied in Grave #141, Section #97,Plot #3 at the Argonne American Cemetery Romagne-sous-Montfaucen Meuse. E-Post Cards 1 Red Cross Arrived Safely Overseas Co. A 158th Inf.- Soldiers Mail post card I have arrived safely named 2 Red Cross post card Aug 4,1918 Kalamazoo went thru Niles this PM at 60 mph wish we had stopped there. But nothing doing arriving Detroit. Jim 3 Same card to sister 4 War Dept Notice of Classification Jan 14th 1918 -5 Feb 15th Dept report for Physical Examination 2:30. 6 Small pamphlet titled when the Blue Stars Turn Gold. I have had this group for over 20 years and have never had the time to researched it. Condition very good