Army casualty list tallies heavy in 153 names
Washington June 22 The army casualty list reports 153 names including 11 killed in action 26 died of wounds 14 in action prisoner 1 and 87 wounded. Names span many states and include officers Lieut Quentin R Logie and Lieut George A Hopp among others with a long roll of privates from New York Illinois Wisconsin and beyond.
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Washington, D.C
Tease Lowen
Quentin R. Logie
New York
Carter L. Ovington
France
Bernard Davidotl
Chicago
Emery Dean
Fort Gay
Albert Debaker
Detroit
Charles Dolan
Manchunk
Farrow
Indianapolis
Ind
Carl Schulkill
Haven
George A. Hendrickson
Salt Lake City
Leroy Hill
Gardner
Kan
Wesley N. Keller
York
Walton
N. D
Claude Quinn
Sheriden
Wye
James W. Ray
Pigex Mills
S.C
Wirt Rhodes
Belding
Mic
William A. Schoville
Soldier Grove
Wis
Eleie W. Scott
Los Angeles
Edgar W. Sellers
Elkton
Frank H. Smith
Decker
Mont
Herbert C. Smith
Milwaukee
Jacob J. Smith
Menomonie
John H. Summers
Clarksburg
James F. Toutloff
Bayfield
Zum Vandeveer
Stonington
Emile ¥. Vinker
Stanislaws Wajeciechowski
Henry Walker
Sturgeon Ray
Charile &. Willison
Gilmore City
John D. Filley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gubstein
Bronx
Peter J. Kojir
Hartford
Aldolph Block
Miteola
George C. Dutton
Franklinville
Elmer M. Curtis
Seatile
Wash
Jones L. Deetx
Aurora
Ore
Carroll D. Priest
Caruthersville
James J. Dougheny
Toledo
H. W. Puhenstalk
Rapid ‘City
Michae
Benjamin
White
South Hadley
Mass
Dominic Zeccda
G. m
Two Great Medicines Supplement Each Other in Treatment
An advertisement touts Howl's Sareaparilia and pe jroo as complementary therapies for impure, impoverished Moet and weak nerves. It claims combined use offers greater benefits, even when only one seems indicated, and notes cost savings. Several named pharmacists and military personnel are listed as endorsers or users from Boston, Roxbury, Dorchester, Springfield, and beyond.
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Howl
Marine corps loss tallied with 11 named dead and wounded
On June 22 the marine corps list recorded 11 names tied to battle losses. Four were killed in action, four died of wounds, one wounded severely, and two others listed as wounded, reflecting a grim tally from ongoing engagements.
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Eas
Marine
British Casualties for Week 36 620
London June 22 British casualties for the week ended year data show 36 620 The losses were divided between killed or died of wounds and wounded or missing Officers 255 men 4247 killed or died of wounds Officers 1414 men 30724 The figures reflect the lull in large scale fighting with most losses from patrols and attrition over the spring German attacks on the British front
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London
Yeatarda
Russellites Given 20 Year Sentences
New York reports Joseph Rutherford head of the International Bible Student Association and six parishioners received 20 year terms for conspiracy to violate the espionage law. Others named include William P. Van Amburgh Robert J. Martin Fred H. Robinson Hugh McMillan George H. Wishner Clayton J. Woodworth. Gavinni De Cece had sentencing deferred for two months pending investigations into his past career.
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New York
Joseph F. Rutherford
Russell
International Bible Student Association
William BP. van Amburgh
Watch
Tower and Bible Trict Society
Robert J. Martin
Fred HL. Robinson
Rutherford
A. Hugh McMillan
Bethel Houe
George H. Wisher
Clayton J. Woodworth
The
International Association
Giavinni de Cece
Ne Court
Denied He Knew Rodiger in Treason Case In New York
Jeremiah Leary testified under oath in a New York trial that he never knew German navy officer Cal Rodiger, named in the treason and conspiracy indictment. He said he learned of Rodiger only from newspapers after May 6 and disputed Daly’s role as counsel, noting links to Madame de Victoria.
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New York
Cal Rodiger
Jeremiah Leary
Tnder Ares
John
Jeremiah
O'Leary
Rodiger
William H. Daly
O'Learys
Daly
Hodiger
Madame de Victorica
German Trade at Lowebb Morale Kept by Wild Stories
Toulon France June 22 A correspondent reports German morale is sustained by tales of impending victories and food shortages. An escaped sergeant Vuillemet says life in Germany shows rationing heavy with meat at 250 grams weekly, scarce sugar coffee and beer, bread weak, civilians wearing wooden shoes, and soldiers home on furlough required to work in factories.
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Toulon
France
Associated Ties
Germany
Eorte
Vuillemet
Etroy
Luther
Verillemet
Halle
Ban Johnson Comments On Crowder Statement And War Tax
Chicago's June 22 report quotes President Ban Johnson of the American League saying he cannot understand General Crowder's view on baseball's nonprofi t status. He notes a nearly $300,000 war tax proposal and mentions ballplayers, umpires, stockholders, and officials purchasing Liberty bonds valued in the millions and donating to Pool Cross and other war charities. President Trohneon questions the patriotism of such support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League
General Crowder
Pool Cross
Trohneon
Mexico distributes corn to Mexicans amid famine relief
Mexico City June 22 A Mexican food commission reports it distributed nearly a quarter million bushels of corn valued over $1,000,000 from 1917 into March 1918 to ease a food crisis. Imports from the United States provided 300,000 bushels monthly Dec 1917 to Oct 1918 to stabilize prices and curb speculation.
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Mexico City
Mexican Food Commission
Mexico
Tno
Consit General
United States
Kanes City
Republic
Commission
Chambers of Commerce
Apeeas
Axe
Yarshele
el Cire
Ompdeyen Wien
Great Wmeler
Aguas de
Largest Class Yet Graduated From Vermont College
The 1918 graduates of University of Vermont assemble in cap and gown for a June ceremony. Names span academie, English, commercial, and teacher training classes. Diplomas presented by Principal Jackson amid singing and reflection on duty to country and humanity.
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Eyes OS
Academe Weraree
Pagliah
Val Eourer
Vallege
Academie Joniree
Marion Winifred Anker
Clarence Frederik Burke
Denne Chandler Lavi
Doris Eastman
Susie Helen Jordan
Freda Holm Lidd
Martin Langley
Eugene Arthur Lonenger
Albert Pene
Fether
Winifred McCarthy
Nicholan McDonald
Vivien Katherine Marrion
Hildreth Farnham Martin
John Moth
Rkithieon
Esther v
Kathryn Joha Rogers
Mary Laulae Shorey
Marion Elizabeth Tilden
Clayton Alexander Wilkins
Marion Elton Willey
Margaret Elizabeth Woodratf
Engliah Eouree
Dinn
Charles Abbiat
Mileabeth
Louise Abbott
Wendell Giles Ahern
Loren Homer Allen
Eldon Vesley Ball
Helen Lathera Batley
Robertham
Thomas Horelay
Clarence Hartle
Tampbal
Laurence Ral Campbell
Dewey Stephen Cecchini
Helen Cruickshank
Mery Lauve
Kather Dasher
Lowell Ernest Drown
Violet Ether du Vharme
Eunice
Madeline Eager
Rogers Carl Kriesau
Lyle Gladys Ewen
Kidtward Churchill
Glyseon
Lauridwin Kent
Iren
Clement Lander
Georgina Macaulay
Wilbur Fay
Josephine Colombo
Loretta Katherine Dowers
Alice Coraline Downing
Kalleen
Mary Fileger
James Themis Furey
Edward Max Alt Holden
John Baptine Lamperts
Prederien
Mary Lander
Mildred Frances Megue
Rosamond Marie Mackie
Bessie McPhervon Massie
Thelma Marea Miles
William Christie Morrison
Ye Lintrenee Murphy
Frances Ann
Alfred Henry Connell
Alexander Foulie Paul
Jessie Ingram Pithie
Mary McKenzie
Genevieve Julian Sullivan
Lena Angelina Tedeschi
Jeasia Ant Walker
Florence Madeline Finnigan
Lillian May Geake
Amelia Giudiel
Lela Alice Hathaway
Margaret Ann Murray
Stalla Marjorie Nelson
Dah Merle Perry
Vera Margaret Watson
Jackson
Rare World Athletes Perform At War Time Meet
New York discloses private letters from Italy about a wartime international military track meet in Rome. Lieut. Windnagle won the 800 meters in a hard race with Lunghi. an Englishman, Hays, was third. Crovel of Italy won the 100 meters in 10.45 seconds. Officers propose making tennis a varsity letter sport to reward intercollegiate success. A king praised a royal visitor’s navel star and noted Podlar Palmer as a prize winner at the event.
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New York
Italy
Rome
Lieut
L. Vo Windungle
iCornell
Lunghi
A. C
Wie Halder
Windnagle
Hays
Luiese
Crovel
United States Lawn ‘Tennis Association
Lunding
Thiet
Eee
Praga Athletic
Mra Fone
Podlar Palmer
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Local Resident
Barre testimony from Mrs Williams Rock of Farewell Street endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as an excellent remedy for weak kidneys. She reports relief from dull aches and fatigue after taking the pills bought at a local pharmacy.
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Dean
Barre
Williams Rock
Farewell Street
Fragmented Weird Text From A Historical Page
The readable lines describe a disjointed historical ledger fragment with mentions of a person named Piledelphis Ledger and references to quinine treatment and resale rules. The text is partial and garbled, yielding few clear facts or coherent context about events, dates, or places.
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Piledelphis Ledger
Sunday Worship Listings Across Local Churches
Readable notices list Berlin Corners Congregational Church St John the Pre Episcopal Church First Presbyterian Graniteville and other local houses of worship. Services, Sunday schools, and activities are announced with times, pastors, sermon themes, and special events inviting all to attend.
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Berlin Corners
Frank Momfeld
Morni
Wurciew
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter 4 Saints
Worthen Hall
Fiverybody
St. John the Pre Episcopal Church
Waebe
Beattie
Tennayer Ant
Welock
Elisa
First Presbyterian Church
Graniteville
Bert Lehigh
Christian Science Church
Wery Seome
Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church
Bailey Gatzert Lipaky
B.C. Stiles
Missouri Cenfer Core
Epworth League
P.m Congregational Church
East Barre Congregational Church
James Aoaerne
Kdd
Callan
Corner Seminary
Sumner Streets
Roger Crossland
Christ
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Hall
P. m
Ensign Whip
Montpelier
de Beers
Gibbs
Universalist
Batiste
Lansing
Macy
Mozart
The Real Trouble McCole Struggles with Target Traction
A new recruit named McCole at the ranges misses at 800 yards while hitting fairly at 900 yards. He is unable to explain the sighting issue and admits he has not been pulling the trigger hard enough. The sergeant presses for the problem as the recruit seeks to improve.
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McCole
Moole
New York
The Proposition Poem Fragment Delights Suburbanite
A playful verse depicts a busy hen and a tired suburbanite whose ire softens when faced with a fried platter. The scene turns as batter seals the meal, masking the foe in batter and conquering wrath.
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Vermont
Nelson Pickwell
Wilmington
James Collins
Lancaster
Engeo
William Cornelie
Home Stake
Pet. John
Donohue
Martin C. Lacy
Munhall
Eugene 1. McWilliams
Shelton
Edco Ruffin
Spring Grove
Joseph B. Thompson
Fort Seat
Rey van Valkenburg
Kerhonkey
Argie Zeimerscheide
Mora
A Samuel M. Campbell
Anniston
Aaron S. Harris
Richvale
Conn
Thomas L. Bailey
Erekine
Minn
Charles W. Bowen
Atlantic City
Ralph Damme
Prt
Chases F. Duffy
New Haven
Pri
Fresh E. Guel
Bi. Klewber
Wooderille
Sete Giovani Musrette
Ballston Spa
James Lehanlon
John A. White, Jr
Duncan
Fae
Edward J. Curtin
Hoxbury
Aoe Corp
Peter J. McCormick
Roxbury
Ae, Corp
Harry McWhirk
Dorchester
Mase
Stanley Paper
Chiropos
Maas
George Braham
Springfield
Michael Cheril
Maltimore
Edward Cermak
Edward F. Gune
Boston
Pep See
Buffalo
Joble
Youngetown
Michael Riley
Francis P. Roney
Seattle
Gasper Ventimiglia
Wilfred V. Casgrain
Marine Corps
Jeremiah O'Leary
Lowebb
Olllah
Pattint
Alwunde
Friends of Humanity
Democracy
Alan Seegar
Victorman
John Poe
College New
Mano
America
Americans
University of Vermont
Bronse Lafayette
Brothers of Man
Federation of the World
Cornell
Church of the Good Shepherd
W .J. M. Beattie
G. ¥. Blea
Papust
Weomeryuse
Christian Peterson
First Baptist Church
Bert J. Lehigh
Franklin Street
C. D. Nee
Oak. Y
Earvoee
Tetuarest
Heetov
Hewsey
Owens
Hudson
Saxon
Federal
Maxwell
B. W. Goodfellow
South Main Street
Columbia Records
al Jolson
Central
No Man’s Land
RED Cross Pharmacy
J. W. Dillon
Agt
Em Matera Bolater
Bloce Wieke
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