Pick your top 6. Note: Final images will come from top six; however, depending on final design, not all six may be used. Watch for the winners in October! (Poll Closed) (poll 9727650)

In 1918, after 46 years in the US, Sister Eutropia was required to register as an Alien Enemy Female. She had to carry her registration card at all times. Congregational Archives, Franciscan Sisters of the Poor. 14%

Female employees at the Dayton-Wright Airplane Company, Plant 1, Motor Department, July 1, 1918. National Museum of the United States Air Force. 9%

Card advertising the Student Army Training Corps on the Defiance College campus, c. 1918. Defiance College. 8%

Chaplain John F. Herget serving ice cream to Soldiers of the 1st Infantry Regiment during training in Cincinnati, September 1917. Ohio Army National Guard. 7%

Photograph of 21,000 soldiers who were stationed at Camp Sherman in Chillicothe, Ohio, during World War I standing in formation to make the shape of President Woodrow Wilson’s head. In the upper right-hand corner can be seen the tents and buildings of the camp. Ohio History Connection. 7%

Akron nurse and University of Akron graduate Mary E. Gladwin (back row, center) poses with nurses at the American Red Cross Field Hospital in Belgrade, Serbia during World War I—the only Red Cross hospital then located in a combat zone—where she helped care for over 9,000 soldiers. Mary E. Gladwin Papers, University of Akron Archival Services of University Libraries. 7%

Springfielder Corporal Leon G. Roth, delivered this dispatch rider's carrier tube to General Pershing’s First Army Headquarters, bringing the news of the armistice, ending the war. Clark County Historical Society at the Heritage Center. 7%

Recruitment poster, c. 1917. Western Reserve Historical Society. 5%

Student soldiers from said Corps posing on the Defiance campus. Bronson Collection. Defiance Public Library. 4%

Members of the Student Army Training Corps raising flag in front of Wilder Hall, 1917. Oberlin College Archives, RG 32/5. 4%

Captain Eddie Rickenbacker and the 94th Aero Squadron Insignia. National Museum of the United States Air Force. 4%

From World War I Pamphlet Collection. Case Western Reserve University. 3%

Truck with gun from German cruiser Emden displayed at Allied War Exposition, Cleveland, Ohio, November 1918. Western Reserve Historical Society. 3%

This is a postcard-sized card encouraging donations to the 'War Chest' in support of soldiers. The reverse reads, "You have a reason to be Chesty - if you are helping to fill the War Chest - if not - you have every reason to be ashamed of yourself!!" Ohio History Connection. 2%

On October 1, 1918, 179 young men were inducted into the Students' Army Training Corps at St. Mary College (University of Dayton). University of Dayton Archives and Special Collections. 2%

Students on parade down Bluffton's main street on November 7, 1918, prior to the end of WWI. Musselman Library, Bluffton University. 2%

Soldiers leaving Bellefontaine on a train, May 26, 1918. Logan County Historical Society. 2%

Army trucks lining College Street in Oberlin, Ohio, 1918. Oberlin College Archives, RG 32/5. 2%

Exhibit in a criminal trial of socialist and labor leader Eugene V. Debs. He delivered an anti-war speech in Canton, Ohio on June 16, 1918. Debs was tried under the Espionage Act in the U.S. District Court, Cleveland and sentenced to 10 years in prison. NARA Chicago. 1%

"It’s Up To You" sheet music cover. Bowling Green State University. 1%

Maynard J. McKay on truck at Dôle. As a Quaker conscientious objector, McKay spent 17 months in France with the American Friends Service Committee. Quaker Heritage Center and Watson Library Archives at Wilmington College. 1%

Maynard J. McKay on on the troop carrier ‘Chicago’ on his way to France in 1917. As a Quaker conscientious objector, McKay spent 17 months in France with the American Friends Service Committee. Quaker Heritage Center and Watson Library Archives at Wilmington College. 1%

Soldiers from the 1st Infantry Regiment fire their rifles on the range at Camp Procter, near Cincinnati, September 1917. Ohio Army National Guard. 1%

Information regarding war gardens. Cleveland City Council. 1%

Miami University Student Army Training Corps. After U.S. entry into the War, a Student Army Training Corps was established at Miami University in Oxford. Students formed into companies for military training and are shown here practicing in the gymnasium. Smith Library of Regional History. 1%

From the original resolution supporting President Wilson, March 17, 1917. Cleveland City Council. 1%

Naval Unit of Student Army Training Corps at Adelbert College of Western Reserve University, 1918. Case Western Reserve University. <1%

"The Eleventh of November" sheet music, 1918. Hudson Library & Historical Society. <1%

WWI Personal Information Card, 83rd Division. Ohio Genealogical Society. <1%

"The Eleventh of November" sheet music, 1918. Hudson Library & Historical Society. <1%

Exhibit in a criminal trial of socialist and labor leader Eugene V. Debs. He delivered an anti-war speech in Canton, Ohio on June 16, 1918. Debs was tried under the Espionage Act in the U.S. District Court, Cleveland and sentenced to 10 years in prison. NARA Chicago. <1%

A document on a bond program from the Barnett Hook Papers and Needlework (1858-1935) (MSS47), Mahn Center for Archives and Special Collections, Ohio University Libraries. <1%

After the National Guard was called into federal army service in 1917, Ohio was left without any organized military presence. Oxford, like other towns and cities, formed its own Home Guard, made of men not eligible for the draft. Smith Library of Regional History. <1%

Letter from Akronite George D. Vallen, Sr., who served in France during World War I. Writing from the front, Vallen tells his parents how the Germans interrupted his intelligence school training. George D. Vallen Pathe pers, University of Akron Archival Services of University Libraries. <1%

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