War casualty list and figures from Washington July 22
The army casualty list shows 14 killed in action, 7 died of disease, 3 died of accident, 12 wounded severely, 16 missing, 1 prisoner. Names include Herman J Laughlin Yamhill Ore and Herman F Doering Sheboygan Wis among many others. Also lists wounded and missing soldiers with numerous hometowns and states. Pacific and European theater references follow with other military notes and a Mooney appeal update.
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Washington
Herman J. Laughlin
Yamhill
Ore
Wesley
Knutson
Curlew
Idaho
Sverely
Unlucky Horoscope Warns of Trouble in 1918
The July 23 1918 horoscope warns of a day of misfortune with Saturn and the sun in harmful positions. It foresees trouble for politicians and those seeking public approval, labor disputes and rising crime, plus possible changes in labor departments and a violent death of a prominent figure.
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Department of Labor
Sun i
Uniform standards for military physical exams announced
Washington reports the establishment of uniform physical examination standards for the U S Army and National Guard plus remedial defect guidelines. July conferences at the citadel discuss war labor policy board preparations to standardize wages. William Harman Black named as Frank P Walsh's alternate on the national war labor board. A threatened general railroad strike in Montreal was averted.
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Washington
Gorgas
War Labor Policies Board
William Harman Black
New York
Frank P. Walsh
National War Labor Board
Montreal
Wilson to Announce U S Aid Plans for Russia
Washington July 22 President Wilson prepares a public statement on U S plans to aid Russia and join with Japan Great Britain and France in a military expedition. The aim is to protect American and Russian democratic interests and safeguard supplies sent as economic aid while avoiding a sharp eastern front reconcentration.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Wilson
Japan
Great Britain
France
Tokyo
London
Tokio
Associated Press
General Greene to command Philippine department
Army orders from Washington July 22 designate Brig. Gen. Henry A. Greene formerly at Camp Lewis to command the Philippine department. Brig. Gen. Robert S. Evans is relieved and ordered home to retirement. Honduras declares war on Germany following severance of diplomatic ties and the State Department notification. Catholic Educational Association of America opens its fifteenth annual convention in San Francisco to pledge support for wartime democracy. Fuel administration allows a half cent per gallon fuel price advance with limits to protect retail pricing.
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General Greene
Washington
Henry A. Greene
Camp Lewis
Wash
Philippine Department
Robert S. Evans
Evans
Honduras
Germany
State Department
San Francisco
United States
Catholic Educational Association of America
Fuel Administration
Opposition yielding intervention by Japan
A Tokyo dispatch to the Times dated July 3 reports that the Le party is yielding and will adopt government proposals regarding intervention. A ministers meeting was to arrange for the naval and provisioning of Japanese forces. A July 17 Pekin dispatch says Vladivostok’s plan drew lively reaction. allies may aid the Czecho-Slovaks by occupying Vladivostok to support action against the Bolsheviks. Washington officials say details await a Japanese government communication.
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London
Times
Tokio
le Party
Vladivostok
Peking
Vlad State
Washington
Japan
Russia
Liveria
Sapanese
Nese
United States
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Hoskins
East Privates
George Kohlmeier
Linn
Joseph Maciejewski
Berlin
Wis
John Nowatny
Wautoma
Cecil B. Perry
Dublin
Galey ‘Stevens
Ranetto” Lake
Patrick J. Sullivan
New York City
Marvin K. Teague
Gastonia
N.C
George J. Verkoukas
Plamarion
Greece
Corp
John J. Bergman
Bancroft
Iowa
Herman R. Laughlin
Cook
George S. Alberts
Brooklyn
Louis F. Beckerle
Bt Louis
Domenick Blotto
Philadelphia
Herman F. Doering
Sheboygan
Exel Ganski
Chicago
Joseph E. Hadfield
Bristol
R. J
Clarence M. Hickman
Flatwood
Leo A. Murphy
Sayre
Jay Rugg
Casselton
N. D
Reese D. Sparks
Gimlet
Edward Szyperski
Depew
Thomas Villotto
Hast Huthertorn
Merlo M.—Hutchinson
Bartlesville
Oklo
John Mo
Joseph F. Foohey
Hoboken
N. J
John McCue
Columbus
Ohio
Kent Odell
Buenavista
Ark
Albert
Rex
David Schwartz
Paul G. Mente
Heidelbers
Fyron
EF. Stone
Shrewsbury
Mass
Isaac Thomas
Dinald D. Grout
New Cooper
Cassville
Licuts
York City
Daniel W. Patterson
Northfield
Will Corp
M N. Walton
Palatka, Fla
Raymond A. Tomargo
George A. Broadelphin
Frank M. Farrell
Stamford
Conn
Dense R. Lovvern
St. Louis
Taras Maximovich
Kredenskoy
Phil Norvich
Dupki
Robert L. Posey
Greys’ Chapel
John D. Turovich
Samuel Bergwerk
Lemburg
Austria
Joseph HR. Dinnen
Princeton
William A. Dickey
Mill Hall
Hiram C. Goodman
Tuka
Miss
Ira R. Houston
Lockport
Wiliam
M. Haplan
William H. Keiser
John Kuehnie
James G. “Lieslie
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N.Y
Bartholomew
Moriarity
Buffalo
Michael Pender
Thuffalo
Howard Mc Pert
Oyster Bay
David Roth
Tommasso Scime
Lesandre de
Government of the Stars
Jupiter
McClure
Caliefornia Supreme Court
Thomas J. Mooney
San Quentin
State Penitentiary
Oston
Mooney
Xernor Stephens
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MicKensie
Stephens Boone
The
Montana Mattress and Furniture Co
Cam
War Department
Henry Vitt
Royal Flying Corps
Albert Brock
Harry K James
Roi
Felipe Muzquiz
Nan Malone
Pedra de A Ranch
Sam Barksdale
San Miguel
Sierra Mountains
West Park Street
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