Roll of Honor casualties and missing in action list
The record lists casualties with next of kin and addresses, including Capt. Charles L. Sheridan and Lieut. Owen H. Perry among others. Missing in action names appear alongside severities and households, with numerous sergeants corporals and privates named from multiple towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Sheridan
A. D
Owen H. Perry
Charles P. Perry
Helena Corp
Bert Slater
William Slater
Carlyle
Patchogue I G F Tennant Grinnell Troska Wells Note
H Swezey of Patchogue Illinois lists I G F Tennant of Grinnell Iowa Kaward Troska and Wells Minnesota in a brief docket style record noting names and locations without further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Swezey
Patchogue
I. G. F. ‘Tennant
Grinnell
Towa
Kaward Troska
Wells,Minn
Lloyd George Attacks the Labor Party Name
London reports Premier Lloyd George denounces the term labor party during a Camberwell speech. He says the label misrepresents all labor and that votes for the government will decide national fate. He accuses the party of being run by pacifiers and Bolshevik elements and warns against entrusting empire to such a clique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Montreal
Lloyd George
Camberwell
Labor Party
United Kingdom
Huskies Prepare for Extended Stay
American army of occupation reaches the boundary of a 30 kilometer semicircle pivoting on Coblenz as Thirty-second, Second, and First divisions secure bridgehead areas. French divisions occupy the extreme right. Troops move into towns behind bands while seeking quarters. Officers use public buildings as HQs and are billeting troops in hotels and private homes.
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Natron
Army of Occupation
Coblona
Varius
France
Prn
Ten Dreadnoughts Start For Home
Brest December 15 The American Dreadnought fleet of 10 ships that escorted Pri yesterday is set to return before Christmas. The fleet, first to reach home, sailed at 2 p.m. after serving with the battle fleet in the North Sea. The George Washington, which brought President Wilton here, will sail tomorrow with 4000 American soldiers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Pri
North Sea
George Washington
Wilton
Suffragist Shaw Becomes Policewoman in Washington
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, honorary president of the National American Woman’s Suffrage Association, was sworn in as a special member of the Washington police force. She expressed a 40 year wish to serve, and Superintendent Pullman arranged a talk before administering the regulation oath and badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Shaw
Pullman
Horoscope for Monday December 16 1918 item
Astrology says a fairly favorable day with Mars early disturbances and Mercury Neptune aiding. Radicalism warned in the United States, agitation and discussions may rise with colleges and schools. Surgical operations unlucky, dentistry unsettled, literature and press aided, oil trades lucky, Neptune boosting commerce and shipping. New year seen as historic with major world enterprise plans. Ged children born this day likely clever and fortunate marriages forecast.
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Merecury
Neptune
Benefe
United States
Toston
Mercury
Sears
Jone
Fooa
McClure
Soldiers Return and Rebuild Postwar Economy
The article notes demobilization of over four million servicemen will be gradual with no anticipated military control. It predicts many veterans will harness new ideals and pursue constructive work, while industries shift from war to civilian production. It highlights Europe deployment, domestic labor stabilization, and opportunities in classified advertising for capable workers.
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Majestic
Majestic” No. 7
Rio
Majestic Electric Development CO
San Francisco
Maubere
Majestic Electric
Europe
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Pall River
Mase
J.B. Warfeld
Wooding Carroll
Kenneth C. Hell
Pasadena
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Viper
J.C. Cox
Tonkaway
OX Chas
Hetherington
al Steven F. Hopkins
W. Farmington
N. H
John C. Leavell
Salem
Elmer A. Melendy
Quincy
Mass
Walter 4. Phillips
Nixon
Texas
George Read Jr
Memphis
Tenn
Edward Martin
Chico
Cai
John R. Rudin
Hinsdale
Philin
Roger
St. Louis
Abernethy
Taylor
Brooklyn
Hugh A. Byrne
Jersey City
Norman J. Gritin
Los Angeles
Thomas G. Grimes
Seneca
Richard Lander
Cornwall
N. D
James Moncravie
William Munge
David M. Smith
Houston
F. Anderson
Anita
Pig
Clayton
Vee
Towa Walker
Labin
Plymouth
Eagar ‘Fuqua
Kansas City
Mazelett
Rotterdam
Juvanaugh
Manville
Klingensmith
Bristow
Okla
Atilyn
Lees Summit
J. Sehingenshatt
Arlington
N.J
Willan
J. Vesey
Ireland
W. W. Tomlinson
Lockport
N.Y
Cleveland
Carl R. Johnson
Waterford
John R. Kaiser
Baltimore
Colmens
Karchanaki
Throop
Stanley” Kielbasa
Milwaukee
Wisseph Koeab
George Kozlovsky
Russia
Houston Lang
Columbus
Miss
Windslaw
Leomastowice
Lole Lepore
Italy
Alfred’ Lilgreen
Cushing
Mathews
Clarks
Town
Taly
Nit Rats
South Chicago
Rush
Frentirs
Mien I
Heschubert
Contertowne
Antonio Simplanto
Auburn
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Tersitta
Janen
Vasite
Rumania
Richard Wheeler
Irvin
Clarence A. Wintrom
Kasota
Linn
John Wold
John Zielinaki
Poland
James Acton
Fred J
Mo Oswell
Cooper
Ala
Arent A. Bruhn
Emumelaw
Wash
Sylvester V. Canales
Wis
H. J. Delsenroth
Hazleton
Olive de Tuca
Haly Samuel
New York
F. G. Filbe
Homestead
Thomas L. Foley
Clinton
H.C. Fowler
Springfeld
W. F. Fox
Tock Valley
Arthur Frede
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Frey
Chambersburg
Frank Graf
N. J
CV. Grimme
West Newton
G. L. Handegard
Lake Park
Minn
Peter Harmaza
F. D. Hinant
Woodbury
James A
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Herbert W. Hopper
Harry Hulett
Reading
Alk
Jester
High Point
N.C
Marty “Kiein
Syimar
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Austria
Tony Latalee
Allentown
JT. Laughlin
Zwingler
Jorn Lele
New Lebanon
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Joseph Aloysius
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Tra Mathews
Peccari
Willis
Flufftown
Breolt
Serica
Vamond
Jerson
New Rochelle
Nev
Tess Schwartzkorf
Toledo
John Shavitk
Cato
T_Smarlwood
Sevierville
Tennisi Is
Sineweed
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Copper City Commercial Co
Main St
Butte Deer Lodge
M. J. Connell Company
Victor Records
Victor
Victrola
Dia
Ovo George
Huskies
Horlick
Foftick
Net Dia
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Baby ED Rose
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