Army casualty list shows 40 American deaths
Washington June 18 army casualty list reports 40 names: 1 killed in action, 25 died of airplane accidents, 1 died of disease, 1 died of other causes, 11 severely wounded and 385 wounded slightly. Names span Lieut Leslie Groser to Pvt Herbert Johnson with numerous locations including Brooklyn N Y Nunez West Philadelphia Pa Chicago Ill and New Haven Conn. Also listed are prisoners previously reported and several wounded and missing in action.
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Washington, D. C
Ee Julius 8. Johnson
Luray
Samuel Mize
Elton, Wic
Lieut
Harry Walter Prince
West Philadelphia
Robert Farrow
Calhoun
Harry Golden
New York City
John E. Hoey
Pony
Mont
Henry Johnson
Albany
Ist
Charlee B. Kem
Bradley Bench
Joseph Kelly
Butte
Robert I. Kutak
Omaha
Neb
Joseph Lord
Braveville
Wiliam Murry
Beaver Dam
Wis
Charles H. Marae
Sughtly
Norman ¥. McCann
Belmont
John F. Cronin
Portland
Oni
Paul F. Baer
Mort Wayne
Ind
Daniel Brandon
Towners
N.Y
Erving A. Dresser
Pine Street
Bristol
Conn
Walter J. Reynolds
New Haven
Eugene F. Sharkey
Root Over
Nue
Anaouia
Harry Swandon
Waverly
Mass
Sewall W. Rich
Dorcheater
Walter Chiniel
Ogden Sieals
Bridgeport
Maurice Fischman
Albert Dewhi
Frooklyn
E. H. Doble
Quincy
Mase
Herbert V. Johnson
Daniel G. Depp
Wild Rose
George A. Gustafson
Chicago
Alvin BH. Harris
Ae Robert £. Nord
Chippewa Falls
Harold D. Aching
Philadelphia
Karl Belfry
Fred ©Ets
John E. Morgan
Carthage
Rufus M. Gibbs
Atlanta
Robert Cunningham
Sturgeon Bay
William Dingle
Oak Park
Adam J. Miller
Shenanoa
H. K. Cunningham
Fife Lake
Roberts
Burris
Brooklyn
Charles B. Maynard
Spokane
Wash
Richard W. Murphy
Sreenshoro
Ala
Adair
Aliie Haught
Fairview
W. Va
George 5
Morningstar
Baltimore
John E. Kauseh
Northampton Street
Easton
William ¥. Welch
Clifton
John L. Weippler
Pittsburg
Burlie G. Mynatt
Fountain City
Tenn
Claude F. Davis
Say
Mich
James A. Clayton
Ruverille
A. A. Woodruff
Minnrapalia
Harry Lu Glover
Hornell
Harry Noffman
Lancaster
Robert E. Acuff
Houston
Tex
Allen's Foot Ease Promoted for Soldiers Training
An old advertisement urges Plattsburg Camp trainees to shake Allen's Foot-Ease into their shoes every morning. It claims relief from sore spots, swelling, and corns, reduces foot sting, and eases sweating and aching feet. Sold widely.
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Allen
Plattsburg
Many Prescriptions At This Season Ad Headline Style
An advertisement promotes Hood's Sarenparilia and Peptiron after meals to treat impure blood and run-down conditions. It lists numerous soldiers and residents from New Haven and nearby towns as testimonials, urging readers to pursue these tonics for improved appetite and vigor.
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Hood
Marine Corps Casualty List Large Today
Washington DC report lists 103 names fatal and wounded. Killed in action include 45 and several listed by name with hometowns across New England to California. Wounded and severely wounded patients named, with further updates on previously reported cases and additional missing details.
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Marine Corps
Fire damages several Lawrence tenements in early morning blaze
Lawrence Mass June 18 fire started in a row of buildings on Common and Lowell streets near Sparke. Firemen battled flames quickly. two large tenements were destroyed before the blaze was brought under control around 3 o'clock. No injuries reported.
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Lawrence
Mass
Resenieet
Su Vahey Meneses Tee
Vermont urged to cut wood as fuel outlook worsens
Vermont fuel official Jone s warns of grim winter prospects as coal shipments remain insufficient. He cites low stockpiles, high demand, and a need for drastic action by dealers and citizens to avoid a repeat of last year's fuel shortage.
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HJ. M. Jones
Vermont
China
United States Fuel Administration
IIT
Washington
Lloreswach
Attite
Monty
Treatment That Gave Relief After Three Years Of Constipation
Suffered three years with constipation dizziness and headaches before relief. James J. Royall reports using Frutt-a-tives or Pratt Liver Tablets, purchasing two dozen boxes after one box proved effective. He finished 24 boxes with perfect health. Sold by Frusta-Tives Limited Ogdensburg NY, price 6 for 2.50, trial 25 cents.
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Cestaat Waanr
Borrox
Mana
Jas. J. Royall
Ogdensburg
N, Y
Municipal wood yards urged to meet wartime needs
Senior Jones advocates immediate municipal wood yards in every town to compensate for coal shortages. He suggests suspending charter limits until January to allow wood cutting, warns of coal scarcities, and urges orders to gather data on yearly coal needs to fix shortages with wood.
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Sr. Jones
Saar
Alegaen
Trial of J. J. O'Leary Begins in New York
In New York on June 18 the federal court began the trial of John J. O Leary a New York lawyer charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice for aiding the flight of his brother Jeremiah A. O Leary Sinn Fein leader on the eve of his trial for publishing anti conscription articles Government counsel sought to link Jeremiah to spy and treason cases indicting him with four Americans and two Germans The defense protest against testimony was overruled as prosecutors aim to show O Leary knew of Jeremiah s plan to flee and to prove attempted interference through witnesses and documentary evidence including a power of attorney signed May 4 and Jeremiah s acknowledgment read in court Special attorneys Delaney Nicoll and H Snowden Marshall volunteered as part time New York Bar Association members to assist in the case.
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New York
John J. O'Leary
Jeremiah A. O'Leary
Sinn Fein
Jeremiah O'Leary
Carl Rodiger
John J. Hanley
William H. Daly
Teun I. O'Leary
Ion
Rodiger
the Tombe
B Felder
O'Leary
Augustus N. Hand
Barnes
Jobe O'Leary
Jeremiah
Louis F. Goldman
John
Delaney Nicoll
H. Snowden Marehall
New York Bar Association
Arrests Likely After O Leary Capture in Washington
Washington June 18 report says Jeremiah O Leary Irish American leader now in a mountain cabin in Washington will be indicted in New York. Authorities expect arrests of several Irish agitators in the United States on treason or espionage charges.
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Jeremiah O'Leary
Washington
Washington, D.C
New York
United States
East Braintree and Springfield Social Notes
East Braintree and nearby towns report a string of family visits and social gatherings. Charles Jord of Barre visited his sister Mrs Elmer Keyes then traveled to Springfield to see relatives. Families from Randolph and White River Junction, including Leo Blodgett Leatle Durkee and the Durkee family, were guests of B A Durkee with Jon Durkee joining briefly. Mrs B M Hirtard of Randolph Center hosted visitors, while Wheeler of White River Junction and Mr and Mrs Fisher and companions visited. Lester Flagg and daughter visited relatives, and Mrs Plaga with Hazelm and Blanchard family members were in Springfield. The Senneville grange held its regular meeting with sixteen members for fire and second readings. Mary Cruickshank, recently returning to work, is noted in the report.
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Charles Jord
Barre
Elmer Keyes
Fami Randolph
Leo Blodgett
Leatle Durkee
Quebee
B. A. Durkee
Jon Durkee
B. M. Hirtard
Randolph Center
Wheeler
White River Junction
Pisher
Rabeier
Lester Flagg
Flagg
Plaga
Mise
Aartratchelder
Mra A
Mise A Smith
Mine Hazelym
Robert Fergusom
Fieteher Rad Tates Blanchard
Springfield
Senneville Grenge
T. Eixteen
Mary Cruickshank
Competition After the War Contract Standoff
Washington June 18 Attorney General Gregory refused to approve the contract form between the railroad administration and Consolidated Express without a clause ensuring restoration of competition after the war.
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Washington, D. C
Gregory
Railroad Administration
New Consolidated Express Company
Social notes from Barre and surrounding towns
In Barre and nearby towns residents frequent visitors and exchanges. Elwin Slayton and Will Greeley family members were seen in Barre. J Lille hosted visitors from Casale and Montpelier. Cordial calls include Frank Shorey Carl, Henry Emmons, J M Martin, and Mrs E B Whitcomb. Several Montpelier and Barre locals visited Cabot auction, Lane's, and Camp Devens notices address post office naming.
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Elwin Slayton
Will Greeley
Barre
W. Cate
North Montpelier
Priday
Mr. Johns
Herbert Flood
St. Bury
Daughtery
J. Lille’s
Casale Sunda
A. Montpelier
Henry Emmons
Tr. Cate and Son
Carl
Frank Shorey and Sone
Montpelier
Sumpiens
John Joyce
Neal Templeton
Northfield
J. M. Martin
John Ennis, Jr
Marshfield
E, B. Whitcomb
Minnie Townsend
Hartford
Conn
Frank Towns
Gertrude Knapp
Concord
Annes
Jack Ralston
Gille
Arthur Lamberton
Vivian Canfield
Woodstock
Victor Grant
Randolph
Elsada Honker
Ele
Lane
Cabot
H. C. Dwinel
Arthur Townsend
Mary Hollister
Edith
Carrie
Et Mi
Abate
Medney Ellen Shorey
Frank Martin
Lionel
Lamberton
Henry Willey
Greensboro
Walio Bemis
Hardwick
JS. Silver
Pliny Kiser
Forrend
Cate
Spicer
Saturd Vail
Cumop Devens
Camp Devens
Mans
Ayer
Three Generations Endorse Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Three generations of women endorse Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for women's ills. The ad claims the product uses no narcotics, is made from roots and herbs, and suits a wide range of conditions. It urges women to try the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ady
Doan's Kidney Pills Featured in Barre Testimony
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as beneficial for kidney trouble with a Barre testimony from Mrs. H. A. Cheney of 55 Summer Street and other endorsements. The copy urges purchase at 60 cents and mentions Foster-Milburn Co with address notes and wartime mailing details for American and Australian expeditionary forces.
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Dean
Barre
H. A. Cheney
Summer Street
Doan
Cheney
Foster-Milburn Co
Mira
Buffalo
Adv
No Americans in Italy Says Baker in Washington
Secretary Baker stated there are no American combatant troops in Italy except for observing missions. He added no announcement would be made on sending troops, their composition, strength, or commander until the force had safely landed.
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Washington
Italy
Baker
America
New Home Treatment for Ugly Hairy Growths
A simple method for removing facial, neck, and arm hair using a paste of water and powdered delatone. Apply for two to three minutes, then rub off and wash. Hair vanishes with no pain, if real delatone is used.
Beecham's Pills Offer Relief for Nervousness and Headache
Suffering from nervousness and sick headache lassitude lows and loss of appetite will find renewed strength brighter looks better health and clearer complexions by using Beecham's Pills They give the help you need and are a natural aid to the stomach liver bowels and blood Gentle and positive in action without any disagreeable after effects Use
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Beecham
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