Roll of Honor casualties and next of kin listed
The following American expeditionary forces casualties are reported by the commanding general. Killed in Action Ralph F Linn Leslie R Linn Percy L McHugh W McDonald. Died of Disease Mrs John Hore Flora B Steele Wounded Severely Chapman Taylor Mrs Mary Taylor C A Berg Emil Orks Andrew Cruthers Mrs John Potter Wounded Slightly Gateano Dominici Gus Dominici, Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph F. Linn
Leslie R. Linn
Percy L. McHugh
W. R. McDonald
John Hore
Butters
Flora B. Steele
Butte
Chapman Taylor
Mary Taylor
Malta
C. A. Berg
Emil Orks
Greve
Andrew Cruthers
John Potter
Red
Gateano Dominici
Gus Dominici
Died of wounds and honor roll of soldiers
Section listing names of officers noncommissioned officers and enlisted men with home towns and states, including many from Ohio New York Pennsylvania and Illinois among others. The list details categories killed in action died of wounds died of disease wounded and missing with ranks from lieutenants to privates and seamen and a separate note on related military dispatches and a diplomatic invitation to visit Switzerland.
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James H. Dickey
Portsmouth
Ohio
Wid Ker
New York
Vewls B. Thine
Delamere
N. D
James Hochman
Pittsburg
Lee Th. Magner
Washington
Arthur Standrides
Louis C. Syminsto
Eamond Blaine
Syracuse
N.Y
Tracy S. Blair
Buffalo
Kan
George Treharm
Concordia
Kaw
Stephane Drevet
Langdon
N. Francis J. Jaecer
Philadelphia
Arthur P. Miller
Crompton
R. J
Michael F. Nigero
Brooklyn
Robert Ramsey
Muse
Okla
Sam E. Rintale
Osker
Mich
Anthony Santillo
Jersey City
Louis F. Schindler
Lemars
Iowa
Early R. Sims
Burley
Idaho
Henry Strawther
Urbana
Joseph J. Sullivan
Toledo
Robert P. Wilson
Ee W
Rathburn
Akron
Willard H. Rice
Dublin
Texas
Edward L. Roche
D. C
Harold A. Roth
Giuseppe Scafidi
San Francisco
M. G. Kchiwetz
San Antonio
Emmett Turner
Collcoon
Harry Vela
Abenan
Wis
U.g. Welch
Creighton
Neb
Thomas M. Wheeler
Hollis
Zuica
D. Buffalo
H. D. Williams
Warrenville
S.C
R. B. Bailey
Anderson
Howard A. Bair
Ritteman
Leslie W. Horn
Clayton
McGee
New Bedford
Mass
John Morrison
Cincinnat
H.C. Stocker
Charlottesville
Horace R. Champion
England
Gerard
Mendota
Timit Melton
Jackson
Miss
Alfred H. Shenk
Sanborn
Steinbacher
Williamsport
Connors
Dorchester
Ius Engelson
Ernest Hall
Macon
A. Te Kramer
Opportunity
J. H. Murphy
Rowley
Henry Payton
Norfolk
Myrl G. Snyder
Scottdale
Mechanic
Charles M. Alexander
Boston
Bugler
Earl E. Helmar
Hornell
Hayden Gullett
Lamar
J. P. Angove
Painesdale
Applenee
Coxsackie
J. J. Barrow
St. Francisville
Martin Blavaschiat
Italy
Samuel Bibo
Charles Bolewicz
Nanticoke
Durance Brooks
Ira L. Burk
Gaylesville
Ala
Jelson Barnes
Jeffersonville
Giovanni Casbardi
France
Antimo Colantoni
Mexico
Peter A. Cote
Lawrence Mass
J. D. Denering
Marion
Giovanni di Martella
BE. L. Dubuque
Yakima
Washimine Pederiel
Robert Ford
Nicholas
St. Louis
William Knecht
Portland
Ore
Frank J. Lipasti
Finland
Angelo Mataarella
Thomas Mazel
Tealy Homer Mize
Pana
Til Lauritz M. Nielsen
Denmark
David K. Oboyle
Scotland
Michael O'Donnell
Ireland
Fred A. Quarleno
Everett
Angelo Tacagni
Anastasios Tambures
Greece
Tiysses Tebbs
St. JL. Tetterton
V Stanislaw Tomeza
George Viatakis
Felix J. Washaka
Wall Street Shares End Mixed In Broad Market Set
Market overview shows broad support with recoveries in stocks though some profit taking near close. Bonds led activity with Liberty issues contributing to volume as United Fruit and Sears Roebuck posted notable gains and United States Steel edged higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
St. Pati
Coulera
Liberty
United Fruit
Sears-Roebuck
United States Steel
United States
Livestock Market Reports from Chicago and Omaha
Livestock market notes from Chicago and Omaha show receipts for hogs and cattle, with markets described as steady to lower in parts and higher in others. Cattle and hog prices vary by grade, with prime steers, good to choice and feeder categories highlighted, prices quoted across multiple regional reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AOA
United States Bureau of Markets
Chicago
van Road
Ncica
Seaseetamian Nes Sete
Earemeaian
Arta Tires
Portland
Escalves
Prine
Omaha
Texas
Chicago Markets Main and Provisions
Sharp advances in the corn market at Chicago today reflect eager arrivals and tight supplies. December futures jumped while May steadied. oats gained as exporters curb activity. hog futures were mixed with grain and provisions buoyed by vraag of long positions. receipts remained light and prices firm across corn and pork products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ome
Bucher
Danuney
Jans Vary
Resolution urges league of nations plan by Britten
Washington December 27 Representative Britten of Illinois Republican introduced a resolution urging the Peace conference to adopt President Wilson's league plan. He warned that without a league the world would abandon the war aims of America and the idea that the war was fought to save democracy. The proposal was referred to foreign affairs. Royalty seeks safety in neutral legations Berne December 26 Many former Austrian royal house members remaining in Austria have sought safety in neutral legations in Vienna. The Argentinian and Chilean embassies have offered hospitality to a dozen archdukes and duchesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Britten
Iilin
America
Berne
Austria
Vienn
Peace congress neutrality representation talks in Paris
Paris reports a joint exchange between representatives of new counties seeking unified action on neutral representation before the peace congress. In Washington Cairo dispatch notes Abyssinia troop movements aiding Christians against Muslims, signaling trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Abyssinia
Washington
Cairo
State Department
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Los Angeles
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Underwood
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Howard Callaway
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Johnson
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Three Forks
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