Army Casualty List With Died Wounded And Missing
Washington Aug 1 The army casualty list reports Died from wounds Died of accident and other causes Died of disease Wounded severely Missing in action Prisoners Died of air plane accident and other causes including specific names Holland list includes Lieutenants Williams Bradley Craig Leconte McAllister McCoy Roemer Walmart Koonce Ming Houghton etc Corporals Dalby St Lawrence Reese Sindler Mason Hopenberg Randers Kehoe various privates and sergeants from multiple states plus a Marine list noting cases of death from wounds and severe wounds among several named Marines. The long roster names many individuals from New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts Ohio and other states. The document catalogs the diverse outcomes for personnel across ranks and units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Aue
Edward Sindler
Joseph L. Dalby
Philadelphia
Guerrinl
a’Avollo
Chicago
A.A. Drummond
Funchal
Coiro
David Geecleak
South River
N. J
Harry E. Little
Malden
Ralph 1
Shirley
Frye
Alfred Smith
Millvilie
James C. Williams
Ramer
Ala
R. Bradley
Waxahachie
Texas
W. W. Craig
New Bethlehem
T'a
Pete Haddix
Evenwood
W. Va
Elmer E. Hagler
Springfield
James W. Hanbery
Pittsburg
Kan
Howard i. Huston
Deering
W. L. Leconte
Atlanta
Arthur ‘T. McAllister
Oonville
George B. “McCoy
Washington
Leon F. Roemer
Philadelphi Harold “C. Walmart
Everett
Mass
Koonce
Evansville
Ind
Walter T. Ming
Plains
Com. Sullivan
Sparta
Wis
Mr. E. Mason
Sioux Falls
Roy W. Watson
Fond du Lac
John W. Fondren
Coleman
D. Kelley
Milton “Junction
Joseph J. Mason
Wittshuro
GW. Werseba
Perth Amboy
J. W. Hopenberg
Wetumpk
Frank B. Randers
Chesterfield
Ernest G. Kehoe
Solvay
N. Y
John Hannuta
Karruka
Finland
Howard W. Beal
Lewiston
Henry A. Robert A. Bingham
Bath
Albert G. Kennedy
Jonesville
Ernest €. Dedicke
John J. Roberts
Idaho Springs
Albert W. Anderson
Monaca
Andrew J. Rocks
Buffalo
N.Y
Vera Houtille Gakfeld
Lawrence J. McFintyre
LsMontgomery
Lebanon
Joni H."theus
Heynold
Frank H. Ames
Rochester
James E Halgrove
Hulls
T. William “J. Daly
Fitchburg
Emanuel L. Hanoff
Brooklyn Mechanic
George Underwood
Lowell
Pnngt Anderson
Copenhagen
den- Peter L. Baker
Ogden
Utah
Claude G. Bechtel
Hanover
A.J. Bertrand
Hed Lodge
Mont
Eher
Pottsville
Joseph Luksin
Brooklyn
Herbert “A. “Mowry
Providence
Marry M. Atulien
Dorchester
James FE. Vance
Raritan
S.J
John W. Rankin
Plainville
Hasmussen
Oxford
Harry G
Illey
Tows Creek
William ‘Roberts
Vinton
Ohio
Archie L. Salmon
Owensboro
Repon
Cal
Paul Zanetor
Ageitia
Gennaro Privat
Charles E. Locke
Cincinnati
Front Drapery in New Fashion Dress Design
The Daily Fashion Hint describes a model showcasing the front of a dress with upward drapery at the front and a narrow line at the feet. The piece notes draping choices, including a forward wrap style, and mentions potential future trends with long or short suit coats and wraparound cutting details.
Referee rules for Dr Hillis in Plymouth trustees case
In New York on August 1 the referee appointed by the court ruled in favor of Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hillis of Plymouth Church Brooklyn against Frank Ferguson former president of Plymouth trustees. Ferguson owes Hillis 155000 dollars with Ferguson counterclaiming 86000. The decision covered Hillis business enterprises including timber land purchases in Canada. The ruling awaits state supreme court confirmation after 200 pages of testimony. Also noted is a separate parliamentary update on a 700 million pound credit vote in the House of Commons and Italian air actions on the northern front with raids on railroad targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newell Dwight Hiltig
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Franke 1
Ferguson
Plymouth Trustees
Tillis Demtind
Filslis
State Supreme Court
DE Hilliszis
Governor Stewart Defends One Language Campaign Across States
Mrs Edwin Arnold special representative of the bureau of education tours the nation promoting Americanization through English language instruction and civic clubs. Governor Stewart backs the effort noting Montana already explores alien education and federal aid. The plan seeks nonpartisan loyalty, English language use, and integration of foreign-born citizens into one United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Edwin Arnold
Bureau of Education
Department Interior
Harrison Wheaton
Drax J. Preston
Speakers’ Bureau
York City
Denver
Montana
Ite
TW. W
All America
Ha Ady
Detini
Council of 100
Roberts
United States
Colored volunteers depart for Camp Lewis this morning
Butte's first colored contingent leaves at 7 40 o clock with six volunteers Arthur Mayfield Claure 8 Harvey Joseph Willian O L Anderson Tid Lindsey and Ho ward Greene. They are all volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Camp Lewis
Arthur Mayfield
Claure
Harvey
Joseph Willian
Anderson
Tid’ Lindsey
Howard “Greene
Wage Increase Declined by Street Railway Workers
At an early morning meeting of the street railway No. 881 the Tutte Electric Railway Company’s proposed wage rise was rejected as insurmountable. Contract expired August 1 and talks have continued with union and company officials. workers refuse higher pay amid rising living costs, with current rates 47½, 50, and 58½ cents per hour for first, second, and third-year men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutte Electric Railway Company
Uni
Wage dispute ends as workers suspend strike
In a curbed labor action, the two Torat neral Electric employees halted the walkout tonight and agreed to return to work tomorrow while awaiting wage settlement with the federal labor board. The incident included reports of a window being broken and injuries, with a stray reference to residence and hospital care. The scene implies a broader labor conflict and a move toward arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Torat Neral Electric
Nya
AU A. Mas Fning
Federar Labor Board
Auto kits small boy injured in street incident
Kenneth Hannaly six year old son of Mr and Mrs William Hannaly of 308 West Broadway suffered severe injuries to his left foot after being struck near a street corner. He was rushed to emergency hospital where Dr W C Matthews treated the wound and believed the foot could be saved. Witnesses say the boy ran into the car near a rear wheel and his foot caught in the spokes as he was dragged briefly. The driver Miss Howard was charged with reckless driving and released on a $100 bond. A peanut stand was damaged as she tried to avoid striking other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hannaly
Willam H. Hannaly
West Broadway
W. C. Matthews
Drive Howard
Lucille Road
Hutte
Everal Litte
Biges
Howeve
Miss Howard
Anniversary Observed by Industrial Workers in Butte
Members of the Industrial Workers of the World marked the anniversary of Frank Little with songs speeches and a cemetery visit in Butte Montana. Delegations used hired cars to decorate Little’s grave and a planned parade was canceled due to authorities. The hall program continued with distribution of IOUs and gang literature amid a subdued gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Workers of the World
Frank Little
Butte Wrago
TW. W. Songa
Finnish Workers’ Club
Wyoming
Little
United States
Sam
Main
Park Streets
Bradley
Fourteenth “Infantry
Hutte
T. Wow
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Sevres Ice
Red Lode
Dunn
Livingston
Wiley J. Bissett
Newhern
N.C
William ‘Wallrich
Shawnee
G. W. Reese
Mahanoy City
Joseph St. Lawrence
South Braintree
Marine
Marine Corps
Ned
John J. Memis
Coving
A. Evans
Rich
John C. Cowl
Leon
Towa
Healis C. Kiestler
Cypress
David D. Cairns
Cochesett
Teers
Or, Hillis
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Washlerwis
Italy
Italian War Office
Rome
GOV. Stewart
Department of Agriculture
S. August
Bates
Forse
GALE
Valparaiso
Bay
Sind
Victor Records
Thom
Ladies’ Home Journal
Kayse Real Eha Amoisel
George
le Pital
Amsterdam
Livonia
Esthenia
Germany
Herlin
Strasburg Post Court
Esthonia
Mens Army
London
Bulgaria
Sofia
Sofa
Ferdinand
Amatetani
Royal
Washinton
Department of Aeronautics
Senate
New
Indiana
Senate Aircraft Investigating Committee
Lorne Bros
West Park St
Ceylon
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