Roll of Honor Names War Dead and Missing
Roll of Honor lists individuals with battalion and hometown designations amid war service. Entries include Joseph W. Tidd Martha A. Tidd Kalispell Roger Odewalt Mildred M. Odewalt Michael Owens Simon Lynch Fred Salzer Edward James Frank Downing Peter Thime George Mace Alva Hawkins Canyon Creek John Belgard Mary Belgard Wolf Point Louis Madsen Rasmus Madsen Madison Lake Ralph Rand Elk Park Carl Clark Seth Clark William Richer Josephine Richer missing in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anded
Joseph W. Tidd
Martha A. Tidd
Hamilton
Ole Gallis
Christ Prestleye
Kalispell
Roger Odewalt
Mildred M. Odewalt
Michael B. Owens
Simon Lynch
Bow Bells
Fred Salzer
Vananda
Edward James
Frank Downing
Butte
Peter Thime
George Mace
Howard
Alva Hawkins
Clara Olson
Canyon Creek Corp
John Belgard
Mary Rose Belgard
Wolf Point
Louis H. Madsen
Rasmus P. Madsen
Madison Lake
Wounded Slightly Corp
Ralph FE. Rand
R. N. Rand
Elk Park
Carl Clark
Seth Clark
Olive
Killed in action and wounded list across several units
The page lists ranks from Captains to Privates with names and hometowns, detailing Killed in Action, Died of wounds, Died of accident and other causes, Died of aeroplane accident, Died of disease, Wounded severely and slightly, and Missing in action. Names include Howard K. Hawkins Syracuse NY and William Davis Chaplain Holyoke MA, among many Lieutenants, Sergeants, Corporals, and Privates from states such as NY NJ OH PA IA MO CA and more.
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Howard K. Hawkins
Syracuse
N.Y
Nyvewander
Jonesville
Ind
Jonn E
Creedon
London
Ohio
Je'd
Evane Jr
Savannah
Wille Grigsby
Love Creek
Robert Gurtiock
Newark
William Jessup
Scranton
Philip Vane
Chambersbore
Carty
Stock
Niagara Falls
Dewitt Coleman
Tenatty
N. J
Flene
Rockville Center
Silwaukee
Wis
Percy Cook
New York
Aaron J. Price
Philadelphia
Sherman Ripperden
Omaha
Molino
J. Luedtke
Milwaukee
B. Pewell
Meconneleville
It. Porter
Salisbury
Albert J. Robare
Chasey
Ghay M. Robinson
Dayton
Eit M. Moen
Stilater
Minn
Lee W. Percins
Rutland
We Frea
Lewis Perry
Denver
Col
William B Poole
Ashboro
Prehelia
Chicago Heights
Bchumescher
Calumetville
Tony Stable
Grasslake
Mich
Teney W
Wheeling
Vara Delmar
Tie
Chauney C. Bodkin
Farmland
Eric Bradley
Portland
Ore
Joseph Brazeau
Providence
Bam Buchman
St. Louis
Piete Cala
Detroit
James Carver
Norwich
Conn
Andrew J. Carney
Dover
Tonn
Baltimore
J. W. Cheek
Georges Creek
Texas
James Coates
Ringgold
Ty Hurdla Cohen
Yonkers
HLM
Cohen
New Bedford
Mass
B. Crosby
Village Springs
Ala
Dannenbring
Ireton
Iowa
C. H. Forrest
Veedersburg
M. N. Gulshail
Schemeld
FE. Hansen
Eggleston
Emory F. Hoar
Brockton
Collins Center
Bie
Harry L. Fraser
HE. Windebani
San Antonio
Tex
W. Sullivan
Boston
Lonn A. Wilder
Timmonsville
WC. Alten Jr
Brooklyn
John F. Arthur
Camden
James L Bahlr
Wooster
Otto
D. Barker
Edensburg
Paagar
D. Bascom
North Abington
Mans
Robert W. Brahan
Plainview
W. Bushong
Morristown
Tenn
Harold Craig
Wis Ach
Cunningharm
Hornell
N. Y
Joseph M. Duff
Carneste
Alfred H. Pawkner
Com
Ford
Council Bluffs
Ihson
Ann Arbor
Mic
Louisville
Beranton
Allen
Lebanon
J. Caye
Wausau
Horoscopes and Weather Notes From Dec 27 1918
Friday’s reading warns of mental conflict and public agitation as Uranus and Mercury influence the day. Cautions include weighing thoughts before words and watching for misrepresentation amid wartime transition. Farmers urged to protect stock and grain. unusual weather may bring losses. labor seeks progress. ship news and injured aboard Saxonia from Liverpool.
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Uranus
Saturn
Mercury
America
McClure
Minneapolis
Stocks End Mixed as Liquidation Dominates Trading
New York markets faced persistent liquidation across industrials coppers and utilities with mixed bets in rails and ships. Inspiration Copper steadied the mood by maintaining its dividend as other sectors fell, bonds wobbling with foreign issues and Liberty bonds at new lows amid uncertain monetary conditions and a heavy stock turnover of about 875 000 shares.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Anaconda
St. Paul
United States
Liberty
York
Lauzier
Olcott
Dany Private
Clore
Aliis-Chalmers
Sumatra
Elas
Baldwin Logomiet
Bethlehem Steel
Maltimore
Snio
Brooklyn
Chile
Ana Iron
General” “Bissirie
General ‘Motors Ie
Great Forthern
Ge Sananen
Greorthern
Central
Interborough Oni
Industria
Int Mercantile Marite
Kansas
Souther
Kennecott Boy
Koutsville Fashwi
Mexican Petroleum
Midvale
Missouri
Maxwell Motors
Evada Copper
En Yori
Uw Hartford
Ortolke & Wester
Orthern
Pacitc
Ohio City
Suture River
Pittsburg Coal
Pennsylvania
Reading
Eel
Republic
Y Sinclair
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Company
Texan Company A
Union
Rubber
Miami Copper
States Steel
Ith Anne
Po Tae He Oronne Company
Arizona-Bingham
Atlas Rother
Big’ Ledge Bute
Butte-Detroit
Butte Copper & Zinc
Canada
Copper
Arizonis
Caledonia
Davies Daly
Emma
Ele Basia
Florence
Staynton Iy
Siehizan
Jason Valle
Avn
Norn
Butte Uu
Dominion
Orceola Betesibwa
Orl Pond
Creek
Quincy
Shannon
St Marys
Ag Superior
South Lake
South Tan
Tuolumne
Meimity
Victoria Wolverine
Winona
Boston
Ey the
Hestbronner, Company
Bohemia Oo
Butte & Loudon
Timet
Titlaveras
Bs Oi Croon
Davis Daly
Ada-Bougias
New Battie
Chicago Markets Graly and Provisions
Chicago December 26 market report notes scant receipts and offerings in corn pushing prices to new highs for December and January delivery. January and May futures rise to 1.36% and 1.36%. Bears led early trading while Seaboard interests showed selling. Provisions were heavy, hog supplies ample, and fat hog prices held around 62% to 62 1/2 cents per pound with shoe and lamb markets described with mixed quotes.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Livestock market roundup across Chicago and Portland
Hogs receipts 2,600 at Chicago with steady to higher prices for hogs and lighter demand for butchers. Cattle receipts 2,600 with beef steer demand up. cows, heifers, and feeders mixed to higher. Sheep receipts 4,000 with lambs and ewes showing gains. ranges noted in several categories. Portland reports cattle receipts 62 with market steady. steers prime around 12.30 to 13.00 and calves up to 90. Feeder and stockers active. hog and sheep figures clipped for Portland session.
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Onten
United States Bureau of Markets
Chicago
Harry
Salem
Medi
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Portland
Ore
Dee
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West Union
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Fort Worth
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Poland
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