Roll of Honor Montanans in List Died of Wounds
Casualties and next of kin are reported by the commanding general of the American forces. Names include Emily Grammer, Mary E. Brier, Jacob Bike, Rafelo Monaco, Mary Witchie, Elmer A. Cole, Mary Peterson, Jesse J. Coate, Clarence W. Brayman, Mary Brayman, Mary Seiger, and others. Locations include Columbus, Anaconda, Helena, Missoula, Billings, Lewistown, and Neihart with statuses shown as died of wounds, wounded, or missing in action.
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Ionary Forces
Military Roster Lists Died Wounded Missing and Casualties
A wartime roster lists ranks from sergeants to privates with names and hometowns such as B A Blackwood Tomah Wis and Hazel W Hester Chase City Va. It shows categories Died of wounds Died of disease Wounded severely Wounded slightly Missing in action and Killed in Action, including officers and Marines with numerous associated towns and states.
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B. A. Blackwood
Tomah
Wis Wel
M. B. Critchton
Trenton
N. J
Hazel W. Hester
Chase City
Barcroft
Memphis
Tenn
Carrague
Galveston
Texas
J. Courter
Bronx
New York
Russell Baker
Shamokin
George's. Behnelder
Wagoner
Rudolph Wilder
Henry R. Archey
E. H. Brandenburg
Wataga
Albert Brower
Dorr
Mich
Frank B. Castell
Philadelphia
John Crocco
Lester Crowder
Redman
Milton F. Dye
Binghamton
Leonard Foster
Rossman
Louis W. Gehring
Rutland
Town
Greene
Rochester
Ark
E. Hundley
Danville
F. Hunsinger
Nescopeck
George D. Keixer
Albertus
Charles R. Kohler
York
Sam H. Pike
Crandall
Ree Stanfield
Paris
Wilbur J. ‘Trucheon
Malone
Nex O. Vedder
Grover €. Wiggins
Goldsboro
N.C
Cecil St
Wilson
Windgarden
New Rome
Wisapata
San Diego
Knox I. Birney
W. J. A. MacDonald
Seattle
Wash
Charles’ Montgomery
Atlanta
A. J
Neyland
Washington
Stillwell
Champaign
Til
John Bradshaw
Pontiac
Edward P. Hynes
Brooklyn
N.Y
Roy FE
Thornburg
Greenville
Myers M. Wilson
Clearfield
Mike Cordin
Richwoods
Anthony Didiey
Buffalo
TH. Everett
Rutherford
Frank Starr
Johnsville
Elmer Sturgis
Richard H. Walker
Littleton
Alex D. Weinberg
Chicago
Jacob
Gileher
Ob Adamson
Liberty
Tarsa Samasaes
Cory
Gets It corn remover Ad from E Lawrence and De Ghengo
An old advertisement extols Gets It as the fastest corn remover. It promises painless loosening and easy peel off with fingers, urging against greasy salves and razors. The copy claims wide reach through Fuller Drug and Parchen Drug and lists Anaconda and Helena distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller Drug
Helena
Parchen Drug Company
Favorable report on American prisoners at Rastatt camp
A seablegram from Lem Levy of the relief section reports 2300 American prisoners of war at Camp Rastatt Germany as well organized well clothed and morale excellent after his visit. He sent the update today to the American Red Cross.
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Washington
Camp Rastatt
Germany
American Red Cross
Lem
Levy
Rastatt
Epidemic Closes Spokane Schools
Spokane schools were ordered closed at noon. Children under 12 were barred from public gatherings including church and theaters due to rising influenza cases. The city board of health planned to delay a general quarantine for two or three days.
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Spokane
Wash
City Board of Health
Delayed Peace Conference Hinges on Armistice Fulfillment
Paris reports that Germany may not deliver all 5000 locomotives by December 17 as required by the armistice. Allies may grant more time, delaying peace negotiations which cannot start until armistice conditions are met. Allied delegations are expected to begin discussions around December 20.
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Paris
Wilson to Visit Pope in Rome During Rome Trip
President Wilson will visit the Pope in Rome on Monday December 2, traveling from the American embassy to the Vatican. He and Mrs Wilson will be guests of the king and queen in Rome, with any plans noting a change from the Guigninal to the Vatican route.
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Rome
Pr Wilson
Vatican
Guirinal
Wilson
Conditions Worse Than Before the War
Vienna dispatch reports Ukrainian troops plan to surround and starve Leiberg and threaten the Polish held city. They claim rail lines cut and reinforcements arriving from the Italian front. Disputes loom between Poles and Czechs over Oderberg in Austrian Silesia. Galicia and Silesia endure warlike hardships, while new republics recruit veterans at daily pay and officers receive good salaries.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Leiberg
Oderberg
Austrian Silesia
Galicia
Silesia
Paininis
Women Protest at Downing Street Demand Lloyd George
London dispatch reports women munition workers, previously paid high wages and discharged in December, marching to Downing Street to demand an audience with Premier Lloyd George and protest their treatment.
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London
Downing Street
Lloyd George
Troops Coming for New York Voyage Reported
Kington dispatch says two steamers the Empress of Britain and the Arctic from Liverpool yesterday for New York with return cargo and troops. The notice notes the vessels sailed in convoy and observers expect prompt departure of troops bound for the United States.
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Kington
Britain
T Aariatid
Liverpool
New York
War department reports Adriatic mission details
The war department announced American troops aboard the Adriatic mission. It lists officers and 2,208 men among the force, noting ten nurses and other support tied to the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress Tain Car & Ettcers
Lurses
Adriatic
Reign of Terror Threatens Baltic Regions
Berlin dispatch reports Bolshevik violence in Estonia and Livonia as German evacuation of Narva nears. Baron Aeskull of Estonia, who escaped, says if German boats reach Reval they could cut Bolshevik food shipments. White Guards, led by former Russian officers, were attacked by Bolshevists, with heavy losses. Estonian workers are described as largely Bolshevik and the middle class faces similar terror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Reval
Estheniae
Livonia
Aeskuell
Thenia
Baron Aeskuell
Narva
Rexenell
Esthonia
Livont
Russia
Postponement Discussed on League and Peace Conference
Washington debates delaying questions on forming a league of nations and any sweeping changes until after the peace conference. The discussion centers on whether to record or postpone such proposals amid international negotiations and potential revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
League of Nations
International
Laws of freedom of the seas proposed in Knox resolution
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania introduces a resolution advocating freedom of the seas. The Republican, a former secretary of state, frames the measure as a principle governing international navigation and maritime rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Pennsylvania
Tate
Demand Removal of Women Conductors in Cleveland
Cleveland workers including about 2,400 motormen and conductors struck to demand the dismissal of women conductors employed since last August. They say an agreement to remove the women by November 1, extended to December 1, was ignored. The railway company says it received a telegram from the National War Labor Board asking to retain the women until the board decides their status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Railway’ Company
Ihs
National War Labor Board
Washington
Air crash claims two cadets near Callfield this morning
Lieut FE Holvern of Brooklyn New York and Cadet A K Lincoln of Pittsville Massachusetts were killed instantly in an airplane accident at Callfield this morning. The incident leaves the aviation program without two named cadets and prompts ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Texas
FE. Holvern
Brooklyn
N.Y
A. K. Lincoln
Pittsville
Mass
Callfield
British leet arrives at Libau port in Courland
A Baltic voyage dispatch from Berlin reports that the British ship Copenhasen with crew numbered vec. 3-a reached Libau port in Courland yesterday aboard the Baltic. The notice reflects wartime shipping movements and German-British naval activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhasen
Libau
Courland
Baltic
Wolff Bureau
Berlin
Manly Succeeds Walsh on War Labor Board
President Wilson accepted the resignation of Frank J. Walsh as joint chair of the national war labor board. Past M. Manly was appointed to fill the vacancy, with William Harmon Black, Walsh's alternate, resigning but then being reappointed by Manly as his alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank J. Walsh
National War Labor Board
Wilson
M. Manly
William
Harmon Black
Walsh
Manly
Foch Demands HMS Meet Terms in New Ultimatum
London reported Marshal Foch issued a fresh ultimatum to German armistice delegates, demanding surrender of remaining locomotives. Copenhagen reports state German leader protest and request for respite. Ultimatum expired Monday forenoon with unclear outcome.
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Foch
HMS
London
Marshal Foch
Germany
Copenhagen
Herlin
Mathias “Broberger
Treasury Grants 17 Million Loan to Belgium and New U.S. Totals
The Treasury approved an additional 17 million dollar loan to Belgium, raising Washington's total loans to 210,120,000. The combined total of American and allied loans reaches 8,196,688,000 as of today, reflecting continuing wartime funding and support from the United States.
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Washingtn
Newgum
Tressury
United State
Liniment for neuralgia and rheumatic pains
An old advertisement claims a liniment relieves external pains including neuritis sciatica lumbago stiff joints and sore muscles when applied without rubbing. It promotes a large bottle for family use and mentions general availability from druggists.
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Alvah J. Algood
Fort Scott
Kan
Hussard
New Madison
Carrazero
Frye
Long Island
Harry C. Decker
Oakland
Oln Frye
Land Island
Gardiner
Cannonsville
George W. Gilson
Portland
Ore
Lonnie W. Hammons
Mecoll
Elmer Humboldt
James
Nanticoke
F. Johnson
New
Lenox
Harry Sunshine
J.P. Urys
Schenectady
F Wagner
Gregory Wagner
Andrew B. Wahl
Westboro
Wis
William J. Ward
Jorge J. Welch
Pomona
Cal
W. A. Welch
Dibolt
W. H. Weller
Toledo
Lewis Werner
Samuel T. “Werry
Bellvue
Idaho
B. G. Yocum
Culver
Charles Stauderman
Vincenzo’ HE
Marine Corps
W. J. McLaughlin
West Hoboken
N.d
B.S. Schwartz
EL J. Scovelle
Privat
D.C. Arnquist
Chester D. Bauer
St. Louis
Harold D. Black
Fruitvale
D. Solon T. Boomer
Sabethaka
Kawin A. Cohen
Norwich
Conn
Ernest ‘T. Eekerson
Salem
C. Francois
St. Paul
Minn
G. McCreary
Ringwood
Okla
Richmond
Big R.R
Etc
Fatima
Grand Central Station
Cicaco
Park Row
Penn
Cincinnati
Grand Central
Union Depot
Detaorr
Michigan Central R. R
N. Y
N. H
H.R. K
Armokinig
TAGO
WAR Labor Board
Belgium
Sloan
Pai
Dandruff
Cuticura
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