39 Names on Army Casualty List Highlight Losses
Army today released a list showing 39 casualties including 6 killed in action and 24 severely wounded. Among the names are Capt Harry S Gwynne of Tulsa, and Pvt Alexander Oklesky of Canoe Run with multiple others from Massachusetts to New York, Connecticut and beyond.
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Washington, D. C
Alexander Oklesky
Canoe Run
John M. Peterson
Rutland
N. D
Harry 8. Gwynne
Tulsa
Okla
Bulgaria cabinet in a new crisis
Sofia reports Premier Radoslavoff has resigned and King Ferdinand accepted it. Ministers to stay on till a new cabinet is formed. Dissatisfaction centers on how wartime negotiations affected Dobrudja and Macedonia. The liberal coalition cabinet formed before the war faced fallout.
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Bulgaria
Sofia
Amsterdam
Radoslavoff
Ferdinand
Rumania
Macédonia
Radoulavot
Three Tons of Jam for the Soldiers in Wartime Connecticut
A June Woman's Home Companion piece describes the Stamford Canning Kitchen mobilizing three tons of jam for wounded Allied soldiers. Connecticut committees urged towns to start preserving fruit, avoid waste, and assist nurses abroad while local clubs organized community canning led by Fairfield Farm Bureau women. Jam was produced in town kitchens, distributed from Stamford Kitchen, and the effort relied on volunteers, suffrage groups, and hospital workers amid uncertain transport and labor conditions.
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June Woman's Home Companion
Stamford
Connecticut
France
Eugar
Fairfield Connie Farm Bureau
Patrio
Cave
Feld
Heal Weenen
Alhough
Fort
Hood's Pills Ad Promotes Liver Health
Advertisement touts Hood's Pills as a remedy for a sick and torpid liver, biliousness, constipation, and bad taste. Claims easy swallowing and quick relief, priced at 50 cents, available from all druggists or by mail from C. L Hood Co. Lowell, Mass.
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Hood
Mall of C. L Hood Co
Lowell
Mamas
Barre A. C. Beats U. S. Signal Corps in Intercity Park game
Barre A C defeated the U S Signal Corps team 6 to 4 at Intercity park before a large crowd. Lavoie replaced Hamel after four early runs by Barre A C, while a hayfield mishap aided two signal corps scores in the sixth. Key moments included Brittingham, Bottiggi, and Steltz in the sixth, and a two-run ninth for Barre A C on Maxwell and Larson singles.
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Terre Athletic
Signal Corps
Army
Intercity Park
Lavoie
Hamel
Mown
Starr
A. Fowlie
Ricciarelli
Brittingham
G. Fowlie
Larson
Corporal Stoltz
Montpelier
Tomasi
Stewart
Winn
Maxwell
Foster
Graham
Matches Arranged For Barre Golf Club Weekly Tourney
At Barre Golf Club the fourth week of the weekly tournament drew 17 score cards as fairways grow longer, affecting accuracy. The first team match of the season is set for Saturday June 22 against Montpelier Country Club, with about 16 visiting players expected. Additional matches with Watunakee Golf Club at Burlington, two at Barre, and two at Burlington are arranged. Mixed foursomes at Barre will begin soon. In Class A William Pirie led with 72, J E Walsh 73, J C Robertson 74. In Class B Frank Leith 73, R Phillips 74, R Wright 76.
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the Barre Golf Club
Montpelier
Wautanakee
Burlington
Barre
Barre Club
William Pirie
J. E. Walsh
J. C. Robertson
Frank Leith
R. Phillips
R. Wright
Cutricula Seals Itching Pimples Mystery
A fragmented report describes a skin issue with itching and pimples spreading across the face and arms. The text repeats terms and includes stray phrases, offering little coherent detail beyond a dermatological irritation and unclear product reference.
Million Volunteers Grip World War Strength Upward
Washington reports Gen Payton March raises Baker’s estimate of 700000 American troops in France to more than 800000. Crowder tells Senate committee that by August 1 three million Americans under arms are possible, with 1,000,000 volunteers and 2,000,000 drafted. Debate over age limits and selective service intensifies as manpower expands for potential counter to German offensives.
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Washington
Baker
France
Payton
Marehal
Crowder
Senate
Ffaire Cartier
Murch
Marchaleo
Maro
Rhelme
Paria
Claga 1
Nationwide German Alien Women Registration Ordered
United States marshals postmasters and police chiefs will register all German alien women from June 17 to 20. The process requires fingerprints photographs and a personal ID card for war duration. Noncompliance risks internment deportation or imprisonment. some exceptions apply for certain German nationals and married American citizens.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Gregory
Alsace-Lorraine
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
Waedtarton
German Women Registration Rules for Residence Changes
Regulations set by district authorities require German women to register in the district where registered, with temporary cards if they reside elsewhere during the period. They may not change residence without a permit, and records of changes are filed in three places. Officials may deny permits with stated reasons, and must assist in completing registration affidavits. Unmounted photographs without hats are required. Special provisions exist for Hawaii, the Philippines, and other territories, but registration is compulsory nationwide.
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United States
Mey Trust Cobmit
Lawaii
Philippines
American Hospital Needed at Queenstown for Wounded
A large dwelling near Queenstown has been requisitioned for an American naval hospital to treat sailors from American warships. Wooden dormitories are to be added in sections shipped from America, enabling capacity for 260 patients.
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Naval Hospital
Queenstown
America
Ireland
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