Washington Navy Casualty List Totals Report
Washington July 31 The marine casualty list today shows Killen in action four Died of wounds received in action two. The long list includes private names with locations and service details from Anaconda to Yakima and beyond, noting several officers and enlisted men across ranks. The item records varied fates including missing in action wounded and death from disease or accident, reflecting a broad roll of personnel during wartime.
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Ist
William Morey
Anacon
W. Shulienberger
Yakima
Wash
Frank W. Holmes
Third Avenue
Seattle
Marry Fenner
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William ¥. Heinrich
Lebanon
Ore
Worthen F. James
Pasco
Fash
Galvin
Lawson
Usk
Marine Vorpe
Killen
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War casualties and statuses from military list
Wounded in action and killed in action are listed with names and hometowns such as Kaufman Texas Hustis Florida Wharton Texas Mulkeytown Georgia and Chicago. The roster includes ranks sergeant marine gunner private and other designations with several individuals previously reported missing now confirmed killed or wounded detailing towns and states.
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Wille R. Jomtrovs
Kaufman
Texas
W. W. Norton
Lake City
Fla
Walter Cornell
Hustis
HE. Ronald
Wharton
R. W. Davis
Mulkeytown
Benjamin Levey
Chicago
W. A. Troberts
Harveyburg
Ohio
CL. Smith
Talladega Springs
Ala
Privat F. de Haven
Conshohocken
Cecil W. Pleisch
Anderson
Cal
Life in Moscow more bearable for intellectuals says dispatch
Amsterdam reports a Cologne Volkszeitung dispatch claiming Moscow life has become more bearable for intellectual classes than Petrograd. It cites tacit reconciliation of Tolcheviks and bourgeois, with many looking abroad for salvation, and notes factories operate while labor is scarce. Rail and river commerce decay amid fuel and rolling stock shortages.
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Tolcheviks
Germany
England
Russia
Volga
Horoscope Forecast for August First 1918
Astral readings warn Mercury and Mars clash with Neptune Sun and Venus. Women face new duties with war effort while men in high offices gain prestige. Advertising, theater, and finance may see shifts as executives and leaders receive attention. auspicious for Americans especially women seeking public roles.
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America
Labor Recruiting Rules Tightened by State Officials
The department of Private labor recruiting under state control will prohibit labor movements from one state to another within a seat, effective August. Only upon recommendation of the director general of the employment service or a state director will private recruiting forces be used. The regulation aims to curb unauthorized state labor movements and enforces strict oversight.
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Oul
Niet
Biter
Department of Private Labor
Employment Service
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Provine
Corn meal demonstrations urge use to win the war
The Montana office of the Coramens of Pioneer QMS promotes corn meal use to save food for the war effort. Miss Emhof directs demonstrations in Butte on cooking corn bread and other meals, highlighting nutrition and cost. The program, run with the Americanization department, urges attendance daily. A separate court-martial case reports a life sentence reduced to 20 years hard labor. dishonorable discharge and loss of pay will follow.
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Butte
Ty Emhof
Mish Einhom Yeserday
Aix
Miss Emhert
T. A
Ned Nepster
Montana
Dtor
Tobinson
Hugh L. Scott
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