American Casualty List Shows 39 Died In Action
Washington reports 39 Americans dead in action with many officers among the casualties. The list names Colonel Bertram T. Clayton of Salisbury North Carolina Captain Harry A. Bullock of Cambridge Massachusetts and several lieutenants including Clarence Greene Winterset Iowa Walter Sullivan Chicago and Frederick Westfall Providence Rhode Island. Also listed are sergeants corporals privates and the status of prisoners previously reported missing.
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Washington, D. C
Jay
Bertram T. Clayton
Salisbury N.C
Harry A. Bullock
Edward O
Fleur Des Moines
Clarence Greene
Wintereet
Lowe
Richard Mortimer
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Howard R. Smith
Newcastle
Ind
Abram P. Craddock
Lynchburg
Adam
Dambratickas
Philadelphia
Walter d. Sullivan
Chicago
Frederick August Westfall
Providence
Walter Noble
Gatesburg
Benjamin C. Byrd
Hartford
Conn
Robert Baker
A Bertram ‘T Clayton
Salisbury
Apt
H. A. Bullock
Cambridge
Mase
Edward C. Fleur
Des Moines
Winterset
Iamabe
Gernard Mortimer, Jr
Wille K. Murray
New Foundland
Liver Tonic Pills Promoted Amid War Era Notices
The ad lists Pills Gentile claims for liver sluggishness and related symptoms. It cites prices and distributors including C. LE Hood Co. Lowell and multiple names and places such as Angus Osborne, Little Canada Minn, Leroy Paul, and Charles D Perry. It mentions prisoners and missing identifiers in a wartime context.
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Angus . Osborne
Bock
Minn
Her
Leroy Paul
Little Canada
Charles D. Perry
Poquentel
Con
Willie L. Bierce
Exeter
Gerald A. Rodgers
Lacona
William Cay Rabi
Akron
Glenn R. Tatham
Spava
Hane Thoratad
Minneapolia
Charles Wagner
St. Paul
Joseph Wingels
Buffalo, N.Y
Duba Forced Out of Box Polls Hard Hit by Visitors
Duba faced an expulsion from the box as visiting teams delivered a hard hitting game. The outcome left the home crowd stunned while visitors controlled the pace and momentum throughout the contest.
Spaulding High Defeats Cuba Seminary in Rain-Soaked Baseball
Spaulding High School beat Montpelier Seminary 5 to 4 in a soggy Lincoln campus game. Ward relieved an ailing Montpelier starter after three, Poll pitched well for Spaulding, Mann led Spaulding with a three-base hit and multiple fields errors influenced the score.
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Cuba
Montpelier Seminary
Ward
Lincoln
Spaulding
Seminary
Sinness
Tuba
Maiden
Poll
Cont Grale
Dubs
Joh
Polk
Lance
Parks
Hatch
Kane
Trons
Potlt
Dodds
Mann
Genta
Dube
Rama
Daba
Montpelier
Mont Stu
Dodie
Mase
Bisson
Horvicon
Feo Parks
Mont Geno
Calierara
Marr
Om Halle
Folll
Geni
Pollt
Vanetti
Irons
Arkley
Bomb Found in Mail from Boston to Colebrook New Hampshire
A 14 pound copper cased bomb with a time fuse was found in an unaddressed parcel post sack from Boston arriving in Colebrook on Monday. The postmaster opened it and turned the item over to the town safety committee which buried it and notified federal authorities. German intrigue is suspected but no reason is known.
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Colebrook
N. H
Boston
Town Public Safety Committee
Airplane Production Surpasses Expectations at Curtiss Plant
Buffalo N Y June 6 the subcommittee on military affairs reports greater airplane output at the Curtiss plant than anticipated Senator Thomas of Colorado notes progress and potential for a sharp rise in production with other members of the subcommittee including New of Indiana Reed of Missouri and Frelinghuysen of New Jersey observing the inquiry
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Buffalo
N.Y
Curtiss Petals & Motor Company
Thomas
Colorado
New
Indiana
Reed
Missouri
Frelinghuysen
New Jersay
New Bedford Textile Strike Ends With 17 Percent Increase
New Bedford Massachusetts June 5 strike of 38001 textile mill operatives called Monday was called off by the union yesterday which voted to accept a 17 percent wage increase suggested by federal mediator William Ripley. The union had demanded 20 percent and the mill offered 15 percent. Unions voted separately to accept the compromise and the textile council ratified. Operatives returned to work this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mane
William Ripley
Speratives
Textile Council
Pemberton Billing Not Guilty of Libel
London reports Noel Pemberton Billing was found not guilty yesterday on libel charges brought by Miss Maud Allan and J T Grein, manager of the Independent theatre. The trial ended with the acquittal after days of testimony and dispute over remarks.
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Maud Allan
London
Noel Pemberton Bill Ing
Boston Tribune Delivers Fragmented Quote Confusion
A garbled OCR fragment quotes a question about praise for a doctor and mentions Toy and a high terms phrase. The source text is incomplete, with unclear names and context, providing no verifiable event, date, or clear entities beyond the vague reference to a doctor and individuals named Toy and Trameri.
Spaulding Team Backboned for Next Season Strong Core
A recount of Spaulding’s game notes shows Toft, Capt. Geals, Rennie, Morrison and Mann as the core for next season. Poll and Vanetti are expected to return as key players, while few free passes were issued by Poll, Hubs, and Ward, keeping the pitching tight and competitive.
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Vermont
Rutland
Washington
Caledonia
Firet
Spaulding
Earett
Silles
Mann
Mae Rem
America
Th Pers
Rwee
Tell
Singhette
Geals
Rennie
Morrison
Polli
Vanetti
Pitehere
Ward
Vermont coal demands exceed supply warn of winter denial
Vermont fuel chief H J M Jones warns that amid a hard winter, coal orders rose by nearly 100000 tons to 620000 tons while the state allotment runs as low as 160000 tons. Local committees must enforce strict customer reporting and urge households to stock wood, with many residents likely to be denied coal or receive far less than requested.
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H. J. M. Jones
Vermont
Mr. Jones
United States
Belplly
Vivir
U. S. Fuel Administration
Toi
Purof
Local Market Dairy and Produce Prices June 5 1918
Market notes from Barre Vermont list butter at 80 to 90 cents per pound and dairy prices, potatoes around 16 to 18 cents per ounce and 32 cents per pound for fowls. Veals at 18 cents and dressed pork mentioned with wholesale quotations.
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Barre
Calves and livestock sales report at St Johnsbury market
A June 3 receipt from St Johnsbury shows Ricker's market listing prices and numbers for calves hogs cattle calves Milch cows and other livestock. The figures include calves 88, cattle 74, hogs 201, and milk cows valued around 65 to 125 dollars, reflecting a large but varied turnout.
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St. Johnsbury
Ricker
Boston Market Prices for Dune Butter and Cheese
Market prices from Boston for creamery butter and cheese, listing brands Fancy Northern Creamery Western Creamery Good to Choice, Fair to Good, Renovated Butter, Ladies, and New York Cheese, with prices in cents per pound and various quality grades. Includes nearby hennery and eastern extras with multiple price points for prime and firsts.
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Dune
New York
Young America
Hennery
Beef stock values firm in Brighton market sales
Sharp competition from New York buyers pushed up prices a week ago. Trading yesterday aimed for lower prices for buyers but firm ship items kept gains. Livestock were generally steady with highs around 17 and 14 cents for top cattle, calves selling high, and hogs reported at 15 to 16 cents for rough lots. Government troh reportedly planned to take a troh, with no direct cuts in the packers.
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New York
Brighton
Ship Pete
Mase
Beef demand pushes cattle prices amid tight milk profits
Prices quoted for beef have risen while dairy profits stay weak. Packers mark 21 percent commission, with week-ago figures at 22 and 24 cents, and the market posts very high bids as buyers seek cattle. Nestled in a cow barn scene, sellers can fetch almost any price, as demand remains keen and offerings steady. Farmers continue to complain about low milk profitability.
Housing of Growing Chicks For Health And Early Maturity
Proper housing is crucial for growing chicks to prevent crowding and illness. Adequate space ventilation and dryness reduce disease, stunting, and mortality, while avoiding unnecessary movement speeds growth. Old housing should be cleaned and sanitized. seek county extension bulletins No 574 and No 889 from the University of Vermont for details.
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al Telicians
University of Vermont
Burlington, Vt
One Life Lost In Y M C A Fire At Island Pond
Memorial Day blaze at the Island Pond YMC A building kills sixteen year old Harry Payne and injures several others. The Maze bear out at 4 o clock and in 4 minutes the structure was a mass of flames. Some leaped from windows as residents fled. Fire started likely from an oil stove in the kitchen with several people in critical condition.
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Island Pond Memorial
Harry Payne
Pittsburgh Housewife Describes Health Relief From Vinol
A Pittsburgh housewife explains that Vinol helped her weak rundown condition and restored appetite after illness. The ad claims Vinol strengthens the body and improves wellbeing, listing ingredients and praising its efficacy as a tonic.
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Salisbury, N. C
Jesse F. Tillman
Creston
Iowa
Walter J. Dixon
Brooklyn
August Mattson
Kipling
Mich
Frank FP. Orr
Dea Moines
Fred Davis
Lorimer
Ohio
Cook Jacob Downs
Kinmundy
Nicola Alongi
Priggi
Italy
Sigurd 0. Anderson
Mason City
Iown
Claude Baken
Oscar Baker
Dubuque
Carl B. Beveradorf
Frank R. Brown
Broad Oak
Lloyd R. Coulborn
Otis E. Craig
Cedar Rapids
Bruce Croft
Eugene Ford
Wilford Funderturk
York
Ernest F. Minor
Thornton
Merley
Naumas
Joseph Pfab
Duby
Everett Powers
Carlist
Gordon E. Perry
1A Corp
Carl J. Lechner
Cedar Palle
James C. Shaw
Roslindale
Mass
Everett
Davis
Nora Springa
Tow
Clemmie Atkinson
Denmark
Ore
Holly Coffee
Mortgan
Samuel Hazard
Atlantic
Wayne E. Huxtable
le Mate
John M. Saunders
Garwis
Joseph Seabert
Ford Ity
William A. Staley
Council Bluffs
Charles D. Thayer
Milford
Corp
James Dudley Patnode
Port Henry
Frederick Joseph Dondero
Flush
James N. McNeill
New York City
Shellie J. Poole
Wedowen
Ala
Joseph Rugh
Ementon
James Viola
Jee Howard R. Smith
New Castle
Donald Beecher
Independence
John H. Jones
Pittsburg
Lynchburgh
Adam P. Dambrauckas
Walter J. Sullivan
Toronto
Can
Clayton Randall
Albert L. Kennedy
Charlestown
William ©. Connell
Fred W. Putney
Hutchinson
Inn
Herman
Pretzel
Still
Walter
Lawrence RK. Brisson
Virginia
Cook Frodi F. Tomassetti
Meriden
Contim
Nicholas Becker
Whitebear
Jeremiah Deneny
Haverhill
Clyde Pulcher
Talladega
Alu
Joy Furchner
Ray B.gaither
Paduowh
Walter Kowarki
Cleveland
John RB. Hancock
Paterson
N. J
Anthony J. Houle
Edward T Housby
Dayton
Rufus Jacoby
Waterloo
Oan Mania A. Joseph
West Oakland
R. Kelly
South Minneapolis
King
Waterlon
Branley Kryseysyes
Poloninski
Russia
Lefingwell
D. Marta
St. Vani
Evi
Debe
Meio Pani
Misent
St. Vail
Mire
Nelvoo
Hutchinson, Nm
Reginald W. Newman
Lacremere
Northam
la Potts
Harvey L. Uryea
South Howd
Peets Pilla
Aritate
Price
Argents
C. LE Hood Co
Lowell, Stro
Ralph M. Noble
Gatesbury
John W. Jones
Oxford
Benjamin ©. Byrd
Hon
Retert Baker McDowall
Jersey
Peediesville Harger
Battle Creek
Uatlehe
Spaulding High
Curtiss
Pemberton Billing
Jim
Toy
Aiaset
Bostin Trameri
Clyde
Vermont Coal
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Hart
Ricker's Market Reports
Val
TIN Boston
Island Pond
Pittsburgh
Croker
Yvne
Crome Pharmacy
Fingd, Russell, Iprop
Diiggins
J. Dodge
Jeweler
Hosten American
Marre
Smith
A. M. Flanders
Main Street
B. W. Goodfellow
South Main Street
J. W. Dillon
Agt
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