Casualty lists show Georgia names among war losses
Washington dispatch reports 1 079 total American Expeditionary Forces casualties with 60 killed in action 82 died of wounds 5 died of accident or other causes 18 died of disease 248 wounded severely 330 wounded undetermined 90 wounded slightly and 38 missing in action Georgia entries list Privates Ezra B. Haynes and Lacy E. Miller killed in action Corporal Charles F. Byrd and Lieutenant Mathelieu W. Bush died of wounds Privates William Garrett Andrew Jacks Benjamin F. Kenrileon wounded and others noted for severe or slight injuries plus several listed as died of disease and wounded with various Georgia hometowns including Commerce Cornersville Atlanta Augusta Savannah Dougherty Watkinsville Marietta Cartersville Columbus Hull Dawsonville Thomaston Chickamauga Metter Cochran and more, highlighting local losses among the national casualty report.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Expeditionary Forces
Epansawag, Oe
Beca
Georgia
Ezra Bd. Haynes
Commerce
Lacy E. Miller
Cornersville
Matalieu W. Bush
Atlanta
Charles F. Byrd
Augusta
Wiliam ‘G. Garrett
Compton
Andrew Jacks
Watkinsville
Benjamin F. ‘Kenrileon
Folstown
Edward R. Miller
Dougherty
Fia
Frank Johnson
Savannah
George Ian Columbus
James A. Irwin
Cartersville
Pianden
Kirk Smith
Sylvester Marler Berrong
Hull
Veweee
Hemp Creech
Metter
Theodus Sanders
Cochran
John E. Smith
Tiger
Paul B. Henry
Banning
Homer
T. Garrett
Thomaston
Edward A. Groves
Marietta
Wyley J. Cain
Dawsonville
Aobert G. Martin
Sheper
George Arthur Sturgess
Robert Earl Widener
Blythe
William M. Gilstrap
Chickamauga
Ride a Bicycle Bicycle Ad from Athens Cycle Co
A vintage Athens Cycle Co ad encourages boys to grow up with cycling. The message ties a boyhood bicycle to future ownership, promoting riding as a rite of passage and lifestyle in a period storefront display.
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Athens Cycle Co
Public war policing praised in attorney general report
Washington reports Attorney General T W Gregory lauds the Department of Justice for catching enemy agents suppressing disloyalty and drafting slackers while protecting civil liberties. He notes 23439 men drafted and over 220000 cases investigated, urges judicial reform and warns against military tribunals for domestic matters.
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Associated Press
Washington
T. W. Gregory
Department of Justice
Gregory
Department
Congress
Departments
Secret Service
American Protective League
United States
England
France
Red Cross
Atorney
To Sue a Corporation in Any District It Transacts
A brief legal note states that a plaintiff may sue a corporation in any district where the company conducts business, outlining jurisdiction in civil actions. The policy implication is that venue is flexible where business activity occurs, enabling lawsuits across districts where the defendant operates.
At the Movies Saturday Showings
Strand presents Charlie Chaplin Shoulder Arms and Corine Griffith Miss Ambition plus Elite with first show Fight for Millions and Harry Carey in a Western feature.
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Charlie Chaplin
Relief details for irregular or delayed Triumph Pills
An advertisement for Relief from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin promotes Triumph Pills as safe and dependable for irregular or delayed use. It warns against experimenting with others and notes the product is not sold in drug stores and inquiries should be sent for particulars and free information.
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Triumph
Natonal Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
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