War casualty list reports many names across ranks
Washington July 29 casualty list shows Killed in Action, Died of Wounds, Died of Disease, Died of Accident, and various Wounded statuses. Includes officers, sergeants, privates, mechanics, chauffeurs with many named individuals and places such as Fort Sim Houston Springfield Mass Hendersonville N C Sewanee Tenn Sweetwater Idaho Roy Mont Jamestown Pa Erie etc. Dense roster details across ranks with multiple states and international names.
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Washington
M.A. Smith
Fort Sim
Houston
Clark TR. Eliott
Springfield
Mass
A. R. Hamel
Atlantic City
Nish
Holmes
Hendersonville
N.C
Myers
East Warren
R. J
ALN. Pyne
Walpole
N. H
G. Ritter
Macungi
Ea Scott
Jacksonville
Ala
Tio Vacchane
Caserta
Italy
Harry Ewan
R.W. Wesling
Russell C. Hand
Sioux City
G. H. Mealy
Cohassett
Walter W. Willert
Chicago
Leonard Langsdorf
Adrian L. Yelle
Pitenburg
Privat
W. Anderson
Greenville
8. C
V. Knighton
Sweetwater
Idaho
Woody Ross
Radcliff
Texas
Rant Underwood
Arcadia
Paul L. Cocke
New York
Warren T. Hobbs
Worcester
Bernard F. Cummings
F. A. Bilotta
Catrano
Donato Dangelo
A. Dietrich
Mondovi
Wash
HW. H. Dow
East Havenine
OF. Edwards
Fitaimmons
Pittsburg
Feltz
Furman
New Britain
J.B. Gallagher
Philadelphia
Girgente
Paul Glaser
West Newton
B. L. Goettsch
Goose Lake
Iowa
Olt Gratt
le Howell
New Haven
Mich
Kim’ Hudson
Vicksburg
Ind
Joe R. Hyde
Hateyville
W. B. Kearns
Lewistown
Binghamton
N.Y
Umstead
Rochester
Wieczorek
Conn
South
Manchester
J. Wisnom
Providence
Ville
T. Young
Warren
VY. Hogg
Hannibal
Privat ‘Arr
Clarion
Morris
Elizabeth
JB. Myers
Birdsboro
G. Tickle Jr
Kingston
John L. Walter
Sheldon
Kan
J. Shea
Cincinnati
Brave Fort Chester youth earns Croix de Guerre in France
Charles F. Rudloff Jr., twenty, son of Charles F. Rudloff Sr. and wife of Clark street, Fort Chester, Fort Chester, receives the Croix de Guerre for bravery in Flanders. In a letter to his mother he notes the Columbia Unit of the United States Medical Corps has been cited for bravery and several members will receive the French War Cross.
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Charles F. Rudloff, Jr
Charles F. Rudloff
Clark Street
Fort Chester
France
Flanders
Rudloff
Columbia
United States Medical Corps
Modest Tourists Spin Adventurous Northwest Trip
A New Orleans family of six recounts a cross country automobile journey from New Orleans through Texas Nevada Wyoming Missouri Montana, detailing encounters with desert heat, storms, a snake bite, a tree fall, and a masked hold up. They urge not to publish names. The tale blends wild experiences with family anecdotes and a wish for privacy.
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Great American Desert
Mississippi
Steers
Nevada
Hall
Wyoming
Texas
Missouri
Montana
New Orleans
Butte
Hutte
Nuning
Hutt
Oros
St Soo
America
Kodak
Riots erupt in South Philadelphia amid unrest and violence
Reports describe deadly shootings and chaotic clashes as authorities report a large police and marine presence in a troubled South Philadelphia district. A suspect arrested on a farm is said to be among the violent crowd, with amid tensions over integration and housing.
New steel ships deliver 5890 deadweight tonnage last week
The Shipping Board announced that American Shipyards delivered 5890 deadweight tons of steel ships last week. A Latin weekly tally logged 100 steel vessels totaling 84,250 tons and five wooden ships at 19,200 tons. In Rio de Janeiro, the Italian steamer Giuseppe Garibaldi was destroyed by an explosion 200 miles off the Brazilian coast, killing six crew members. Officials report the blast was caused by an external act.
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New Str
Washington
Shipping Board
Rio Janeiro
Giuseppe
Garibat
Mrazinan
No one knows the humiliation of a pimply complexion
A vintage style advertisement promotes Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment to improve rough red pimply skin after unwise cosmetic use. The copy urges trying the products for a week to see if skin becomes fresher and smoother.
Germans Suspected in Explosive aboard Garibaldi
A dynamite bomb, likely placed by Germans, was found aboard the Giuseppe Garibaldi, formerly the steamer Cleveland. The ship, built in 1898, measured about 300 feet in length and 41 feet beam and was owned in Genoa. American authorities reported that 32 Americans, including officers, were recently taken to Mannheim and placed at a Rhine port station to deter allied air raids. In Washington, August Bach, a government gun factory worker, was arrested for allegedly removing a torpedo blueprint from the navy yard. the print was found at his home as he claims naturalized citizenship.
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Ciuseppe Garibaldi
Cleveland
Ane
Genoa
Maly
IY Haden
Mannheim
Ae Sea
Rhine
Washington
Auguste Bach
Washinton Navy Yard
Bach
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Berlin
Knox
Boyd
Marienville, Pa
Shawnee-on-Delaware
A. L Campbell
Spring City
P. J. Carrell
Jamestown
E. D. Chansier
Kansas City
Lloyd D. Clegg
Jett
Okla
Frank R. Collins
Camerford
E. G. Danield
H. A. Delaney
H.W. de Rush
Mase
T. R. Espey
Hillsdale
Nicholas Fuahzio
Renny Goldman
J. Hall
Mahanoy City
Hieseer
North Vernon
HL Hubbard
Dekalb
J. R Kirby
Clinton
Masa
W. P. Kooi
Dolton
J. McCullough
Pittabure
J. McIntyre
A. & MacCready
Minersville
H. Miller
Pottsville
E. M. Murdock
Franklin
E.H. Minigan
South Lana Mase
HH. Er
Minneapolis
Lewis C. Coleman
Joseph Rusk
Dod
McNutt
Stroudsburg
Daville
Pants
Cochecton
Buchanan
HG. Johnson
West Pawlet
W. Carns
Hazard
F. R. Cooch
Knickerbocker
Elmshurst
RF. Lenz
Hartford
George Bi. Ross
Pe Lee Washington
George H. Peck
John M.towey
St. Louis
Mechanic
Manz
Joseph Randrew
Detroit
Benson
Duluth
Berksheimer
York
John B. Bernard
Forest Brown
Letona
Ark
John F. Brown
Granite
EB. Brown
Race Caile
Charles Fruolofe, JR
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