Killed in Action and Wounded Across Ranks List
Long casualty roll lists numerous names with ranks and hometowns spanning Kentucky Brooklyn Memphis Cleveland and Chicago among others. The document records Killed in Action Wounded in action and Missing in action with names like James W. Akers Ingvor Peterson John Fanca and Faust Pedrotti along with many Privates and Corporals across multiple states and cities. The piece also includes market notes from Chicago and mentions Arctic charters impacting corn prices and general commodity trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Akers
West Vaniear
Lighnite
N. D
Jokers
Dow
Sarastes
Hersey
Kippe
Crawford
Lagemarsino
San Francisco
James L. Ledford
Litchfield
Tenn
Erwin Lowenstern
New York
Garfield Lowsre
Pembroke
George Mecain
Chico
Cal
Tom Michinick
Ambridge
George H. Monroe
West Pi
Joseph
Milwaukee
Wis
Charles X. Zukaitis
Chicago
Fred
Beand
Newark
F. Kersey
Charleston
W.va
P. Whalen
Great Valley
Thomas Cameron
Seattle
Wash
John Wooten
Hulette
A. Bahiman
McChire
Ohio
J. Brandley
Toddville
M. J. McNerney
New Haven
Conaday Mahaffey
Pelzer
Walter L. Meador
Walcott
Ark
Samuel B. Meisels
Brooklyn
W. Meyer
Kalamazoo
Mich
Frank W. Shes
Wessington
Richard Sheehan
Mahones
GE. Simmons
Philadelphia
Earl Stewart
Blairsville
Johnson seeks baseball players' discharge in war effort
Han wants players released from the army to join spring training. He carried a list of players and met General March. The War Department will not issue special orders in favor of baseball players and will discharge soldiers at the discretion of their immediate commanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan Gohn
War Department
Johnson
Geral March
Local Names List From Canton Column Sparks Curiosity
A fragmentary OCR shows a list including Charles Stoewer Canton Md John Ht F Walters ar Weiker Dudie Burrell West Oneid William Wissett 1. The readable items suggest a names roster or passenger record without clear context or event. Further text needed for full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stoewer
Canton
John Ht
F. Walters
Ar Weiker
Dudie Burrell West
Oneid
William Wissett
Former German Submarines Subdued in Thames Reach
Four German U boats lie in the Thames with white ensigns. U 185 once known as the Deutschland, touted as a merchant submarine, now renamed U 155 after arming with two guns. She rests at St Katherine's Dock near the Q boat Suffolk Coast. Internal checks show no real cargo capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
Awerley
Deutschund
Suffolk
New York Exchange Mixed Action Presses Markets
New York market activity showed renewed efforts to depress quoted values with indifferent success while rails rose on favorable rulings. Trading featured general decline in bonds and steel stocks with some gains in Studebaker and Metetting and strong volume of 450000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Securities
Baltimore & Ohio
Rails
Pacific
Econdary
Heme
Aimont
Studebaker
Smuts Urges League of Nations as World Peace Basis
In a London pamphlet titled A League of Nations a Programme for the Peace Conference General Jan Christian Smuts argues the league should prevent future wars and guide a peaceful global order. He notes Europe’s political map has shifted with empires collapsing and Germany’s subject peoples at risk, urging the conference to treat league creation as its central task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
League of Nations
Jan Christian Smuts
Europe
Germany
Smuts
Russia
Austria
Turkey
League
Montana Second in Copper Production in 1918
Montana ranks second among states for copper production in 1918, behind Arizona which produced more than twice Montana's amount. The report notes Utah third, with various state outputs: Michigan 225,000,000 pounds, Nevada 105,000,000 pounds, Alaska 60,000,000 pounds, New Mexico 98,000,000 pounds, California above 48,000,000 pounds, and Tennessee about 14,500,000 pounds. About 114,000,000 pounds of refined copper were in stock in early 1918. A copper export commission headed by C F Kelley and Joseph Te Clendenin, with others, planned to sail to Europe to consolidate selling agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heilbronner Company
I. Rt
Atlas
Butte
Conner
Goa
York
America
Taunton
Priva
Mason
Alex
Intey Valley
Dar
Montanas
Chalmers
Fasaoa
Nevada
Baltimore & Hie
Vanelyn
Poneman
Mina
Alice
Heiluronner Company
Aikea
Colona
Bingham Mines
Bohemia
London
Tillers Securities Caeras
Iif
Henerai
Bonner
General Motors Iy
Miami P.P
Necott An
Stoot
Louisville & Ehville Iron & 1B
Lackawanna i
Maxwell Ho
Moston
Mexican Petroleum A
Hellbronner Company
Abied, Duay Bistourt
Aive Venture
Montana Power N Anmeek
Atlouer Algoman Ais
Isu
Arizona
Une Rational de Wada
Ane Balaklava
New York
Balumet Ariana Ea Hg
Hartford
Galumet & Hecla
Centennial
Kin City
Gasay Inn
Ontario
Milver
West Fast Hutte
Dennalvania Heuburgh
Franklin
Hanencke Oy
Ray Conon Inc
Island Creek
Reading
Republic Iron’ & Boel
Indiana
Keweenaw
Tudebaker Co
Tennessee
Texas
Michicanar Union
Pat Ina Monawheti
Waites
United Cigar States
Stee
Seth Hutte
Sid Dominion
Wabash x
Shannon
Western Chiorae Ion
Wilson & Ben
Larssen Iy Westinghouss
Ton Lerion Copper
Willys Overland
South Utah Wit & Co
Liberty
Trinity
United Shoe
Utah
Montana
E Butler
United States
Byntana
Michigan
Alaska
New Mexico
California
Soloon Guggenheim
American Smelting and Refining Company
TR. L. Agassiz
Calumet and Heela Miing Company
Europe
England
France
Italy
Livestock Prices Rise Across Markets and Hogs Steady
Receipts in Chicago and nearby markets show cattle strong to higher with prime beef values near top quotes. Hogs are steady to lower, with mixed pricing across weights, while sheep and lambs trend steady to slightly lower amid ongoing demand. Spain reports 1.6 million bee hives producing about 28 million pounds of honey valued around five million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Aarkets
Chicago
Omama
Texas
2Haiboe
Cully
Spain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion Smith
Charles M. Smith
Bozeman
William P
William Thatcher
Gilford
James Slim
Vito Cadero
Edward J. Kelly
James Kelly
Frank E. Zimmer
Jerre Sullivan
Fort F Nton
Argertinag
Prang
Sentien
Tance
Mptal Ant KY
Wy York
Hendon Mornannon
Han
Deutsch
SoManageersre
Mary
Riddell
Durion Whorom
Mary Elizabeth Siddell
No. 1
Briggs Avenue
Richmond Hill
Queens
Strcnmond Hill
Helen Southland
South Brooklin
Feck
Allen Stiddell
Manhattan
Stiddell
Dorothy Dufton
Second Liberty
Ates
Victoria
Wolverine
Attia
Tate Rent Falte Bute
York Cascade
Douglas
East Butte
Caledonia
Hiatt Heirs Leal
Reni
Merritt
Montan Mont
Dian
North Butte
Lance A&m
Ramsey
Twolumine
Eee
Mineapolis Ciety
Minneapolis
Colptia
A . Fortneri
Tiga Re Oeio
Jan Christian
Nmontana
Mena
Aline
The
Eshemple
J Burki
Geriing
Wal
Silver Bow National Bank
Daly Bank and Trust Company of
General
Chartes
Relly
Ryan
Sp Guahler
W. A Clark J. Ross Clark
W.a.clark & Bro. Bankers
First National Bank of Butte
Federal Reserve
Man
Andrew J. Dart
Perm
J. Stephenson
Western Mont
Butte Stock Exchange
N. Main ST
Liberty ‘Bonds
Lauzier-Wolcott Co
Direct T Private Wires
Fay
Agerty Bonds
N.Y
Daly Bay
Thei
Fldence Peone Thomas L. Tutty
Smnividual Partnerships
Hamilton, Butte, Ment
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