Roll of Honor list of Montanans in expeditionary forces
The roll of honor lists Montanans reported to the expeditionary forces with next of kin and addresses. Names include killed in action, wounded severly or slightly, and missing in action across communities such as Red Lodge Anaconda Bozeman Hamilton Winnett Absarokee Twin Bridges Billings Bainville and more with kin names like Mrs and Mr relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Ostrom
Willams
A. R. Witthans Sr
s—Theohart McMillan
Red Lodge
William Ouldhouse
Syvert Ouldhouse
Anaconda
Barney O. Lawson
Mary F. Lawson
Loma
Belt
William R. Howerton
Jewel Howerton
Joplin
Marion J Daems
Nancy A. Daems
Varney
Doane A. Stuewe
Princes
Estes William S. Robinson
Robinson
Winnett
Benjamin F. Ritter
Charles F. Ritter
Bozeman
Carl T. Knappen
A. R. Bueler
Freid
Conrad T. Flagstad
John Riswold
Absarokee
James R. Hancoe
Mary J. Hancock
Twin Bridges
Melstone
W. Taylor
Crow Rock
Ella Chris
Roll of Army Casualties and Missing Names
List of killed in action wounded and missing in action with ranks sergeants corporals and privates from various towns including Portland Kevitt Franklinton Minneola Chicago Loveland McCook Spangler Yonkers Bridgeport Merriam and Aiden, naming individuals such as R. E. Conway Albert W. Evans P. B. Jenkins Joseph Biernaski John E. Carpenter Richard Kissnan Louis Muller and Philip J Anderson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Conway
Portland
Maine
Albert W. Evans
Kevitt
P. B. Jenkins
Franklinton
N. C
Joseph
Biernaski
Minneola
Kan
John E. Carpenter
Ferris
Texas
Richard Kissnan
Paige
Texa
Louis Muller
List of named personnel and places in wartime roll call
A long OCR list presents numerous individuals and locations across the United States and abroad, including W. J. Harham of Raleigh North Carolina and others in Ohio Wisconsin Pennsylvania Missouri New York Detroit and various towns. The fragment also notes wounded and missing in action with limited context and scattered ranks and units.
Names List of American Applicants by City and State
A lengthy roll of individuals with varying hometowns and states from across the United States. The list includes Buckell Wayne gboro Sullivan Catskill Walter Taylor Jeffress Vestal Boonville Viar Hagerstown Watkins Modesto Waywacker Wheeling Webster Big Heart Wendels Williams Stockton Alexander Wulff Brooklyn Andrew Wood Wenona Wittaney Madison Wuensche Hufsmith Hamilton Aronoff Russia Banks Nashville Bolthorst Hoody Richard Briggs Germantown Brill New York Buberge St. Paul Burke New York Coleman Newberry Connell Salora De Brown Ridgewood Dehi Columbus Dupuy Leesburg Gesosky Weehawken Gill Weehawken Haley Utopia Sheridan Hardy Pulaski Harrison Hassett St. Louis Henke Litchfield Herbison Burns Highland Buffalo Lusk Morrison Marcus London Tarkion C.F. McCartney Lockwood McGrew University Prize Onawa McNeiil Onawa Miller Brownette Miller Grand Rapids Moore Palestine Moram Brooklyn Mosher Neodesha Mroz Baltimore Mundell Browning Nelson Badger Neary Providence Willard Newby Yann Albrecht Pomeroy Bradshaw Fredericktown Bendixen Schleswig Bendixen Joseph Bertany Bridgeport Forth Kerrville Fuqua Costington Gaul Sinking Springs Gaucke Milwaukee Gaynor Gembler Gilbert Hinton Ginter Graziani Hanscom Harding Chicago Huntz Blackwell Jennett Waterbury Pierce Johnson Ochiltree Johnson Wilkesboro Jones Kosciusko Keller Winamac Wright Leshook Mackdo McLevy McNabb Molary Hettinger Mier Mooney Nigra O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckell
Waynegporo
Sullivan
Catskill
N.Y
Walter Taylor
Jeffress
Minor M. Vestal
Boonville
William Viar
Hagerstown
Charles Watkins
Modesto
Cal
H. J. Waywacker
Wheeling
W. Va
Clarence Webster
Big Heart
Okla
Antonia Wendels
Fair Lawn
N. J
Robert D. Williams
Stockton
Alexander M. Wulff
Brooklyn
Andrew Wood
Wenona
Miss
Rudolph J. Wittaney
Madison
Wis
G. A. Wuensche
Hufsmith
Texas
A. A. Zwietotheater
Hamiltn
Ohio
Hyman Aronoff
Russia
J. Banks
Nashville
Tenn
Martin Bolthorst
Hoody
Richard Briggs
Germantown
Samuel Brill
New York
Fred C. Buberge
St. Paul
Minn
Edward J. Burke
Henry Coleman
Newberry
W. A. Connell
Salora
Ala
Leonard de Brown
Ridgewood
N.J
Herbert A. Dehi
Oscar J. Haley
Utopia
Sheridan Hardy
Pulaski
B. Harrison
Yorkshire
Towa
Ellis
E. Hassett
St. Louis
W. A. Henke
Litchfield
T. Herbison
Burns
Jesse M. Highland
Buffalo
Okio
Harvey Lusk
Morrison
Tenn Marcus
London
Browning
Jen Nelson
Badger
D.A. Neary
Providence
Owensboro
E. L. Butler
Pawtucket
Carthage
Samuel Harding
Chicago
A. Huntz
Blackwell
A. J
Soldier Vote Law Requires Revision in Montana
Sam L. Anderson reports Montana sent 600 ballots to soldiers in camps and cantonments. Only 381 ballots returned. county by county shows scarce participation. Secretary C.T. Stewart suggests amendments to allow soldiers to express preferences and address mail/postage issues for moving troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam L. Anderson
Sys
Sliver
Bow County
United States
Ean Vanes
Sraifota
Tutte
C.T. Stewart
JeSine
Montana
Ite
Gascute
Necretary
Capron
Stewart
Camp Lewis
Indictment over 46 counts targets undertaker Butterworth
Seattle December 13 federal grand jury returns 46 counts charging G M Butterworth general manager of a large undertaking firm with fraud against the government and relatives of deceased sailors in funerals and body shipping contracts. He allegedly misrepresented his role and took extra sums from families under a $100 per case contract. Montreal quiet after 1500 city workers strike turns violent as hoodlums loot and fight volunteers and detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Thirteenth Naval District
G. M. Butterworth
Atterworth
Frm
Medical Corps Saved Thousands of Lives in War
Dr Woods Hutchinson told a Brooklyn Red Cross meeting that the American sanitary and medical corps saved thousands of lives and prevented many injuries. He praised the typhoid vaccine as crucial for soldiers and cited high recovery rates among wounded and slightly wounded troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Sanitary and Medical Corps
Woods Hutchinson
Red Cross
Brooklyn
Germany
Belgium Annexation of Zeeland and Maastricht Enclave
Brussels reports the executive committee of the chamber of commerce unanimously backed Belgiums annexation of Zeeland and the Maastricht Enclave. Zeeland is the northern part of Flan ers, currently Dutch, with Maastricht as provincial capital Lamberg noted as belonging to the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Chamber of Commerce
Belgium
Zeeland
Maastricht
Fla Fers
Tricht
Lamberg
Netherlands
Paris Labor Fed Abandons Formal Welcome to Wilson
French Premier Clemenceau informs delegates that the General Labor Federation may not present an address to President Wilson without his personal permission. The project is abandoned and members are urged to join in cheering Wilson on his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Labor
Wilson
Clemenceau
General
Labor Federation
Liege Invites Wilson for Paris Visit
Liege has sent a delegation to Paris inviting President Wilson to visit the city. If honored, Wilson would be accompanied by President Poincare Premier Clemenceau and Marshal Foch to share in the historic commemoration of Liege's stand against the German advance into France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liege
Wilson
Paris
France
Poincare
Clemenceau
Marshal Och
Wilsop
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Sidney Ostrom
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Whitlash
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A. Ostrom
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Crocket
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H. B. Cowell
Washington
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Troy
James Wilson Jr
Canada
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Sheffield
William W. Stickford
Ewin
James B. Cocks
Jackson
Thomas J. Falco
William Herbert
Bayonne
Pete T. McGovern
Read
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Petaluma
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EL. Newman
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John Oilen
New Richmond
Harry Creine
Boulder
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Mendota
Junius Perry
Neuse
N.C
Charles G. Powell
Neligh
Neb Corge
W. Powell
Increase
Powell
Washta
John Hi. Prosser
Gliddes
Asa
Rager
West Brownsville
ANS
Rasmuston
Hennessey
Samuel J. Rooks
McCullum
Charley Roster
Horton
Howard Rowan
Gale
Samuel Schwartz
Philadelphia
Henry Sibel
Butte
William B. Sievers
Roy M. Silbaugh
Uniontown
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Chelsea
John Simpson
North Attleboro
August Skills
Pittston
O Il Smith
North Kennebunk
Paul B. Sparrow
Chapel Hill
S.b. Stenhova
Charles G. Sterling
Montreal
Hennessy’s
Fommceey
Board of Health
C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Scott
Scott & Down
Medical Corps
Holland
ED Rose
DR. Lamb
Columbia Craviglionos
Newbro Drug Co
West Park Street
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