New England Names in List of Wounded
New England servicemen named in the casualty list include Private Paul Maynard of Leverett wounded in France on March 15 and Private Earl Lackley of Farmington dying of pneumonia in France. Others listed are Sergeant Hollis K. Cobb of Brattleboro seriously wounded, Sergeant William J. Souisville severely wounded, Private James P. Lash missing, Private Lyman K. Swasey dying of scarlet fever, and Wilfred Belnore wounded. additional names include Private Thomas O Loughlin seriously wounded, Private William Miller slightly wounded, and Private James E Williams severely wounded, all connected to various units and towns in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Maynard
Leverett
102D Infantry
France
Hollis K. Cobb
Brattleboro
North Adams
I Company
7Th
WU. S. Engineers
William J. Souisville
Bennington
WU. S. Tenegineers
Merch
Earl Lackley
Farmington
U. S. Cavalry
James P. Lash
Portland
Gardiner
Lyman K. Swasey
Ridlonville
Wilfred Belnore
Fall River
New England
Thomas O'Loughlin
Lever Street
Charlestown
164Th Infantry
William Miller
Haverhill
Wed Infantry
James E. Williams
Wounded and Prisoner Details From Local Reservists
Private John J. Quirk of Haverhill in the Naval Reserves Second Battalion slightly wounded. Private William L. O'Connor of Haverhill in the 66th Aero Squadron listed as a prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Quirk
Haverhill
Naval Reserves
William L. O'Connor
66Th Aero Squadron
War Casualties Listed From Local Unit Names
The list names fallen service members including Corporal Jules V. Fish Private Carey R. Evans Private Jed W. Heinzman Private Salvatore Maresca Private Ralph B. Watts who died of wounds and Corporal John EE Walsh Cook Harry Hendricke Private George Ostrander from the same unit reflecting losses reported locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules V. Fish
Carey R. Evans
Jed W. Heinzman
Salvatore Maresca
Ralph B. Watts
John EE. Walsh
Harry Hendricke
George 4. Ostrander
Deaths From Accident Report List of Cooks and Privates
A local notice lists several individuals associated with a culinary unit and military personnel who died in an accident. Names include James Fee George Adolph Horn Clarence Milnes Frank De Flavia Nahan Krantman Henry Mitchell James F. Quinn Jr. Verification of ranks shows Private entries. Further details are limited in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fee
George Adolph Horn
Clarence Milnes
Frank de Flavia
Nahan Krantman
Henry , Mitchell
James F. Quinn, Jr
Names of soldiers listed in a military roster
The text lists multiple soldiers including Corporal Lyman K Swasey and Privates Thomas H Bolton Orwin EK Carr William Edwards David Fulmore John L Hall Ervin Jackson Frank B E Kohl Clark Edmond Krull Leo Landry Charles L Roehl among others, indicating a roster or muster roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman K. Swasey
Thomas H. Bolton
Orwin EK. Carr
William Edwards
David Fulmore
John L. Hall
Ervin Jackson
Frank BE. Kohl
Clark Edmond Krull
Leo Landry
Charles L. Roehl
Local Officers Named in Enlisted Roster Report
A list of ranks and names appears including Lieutenants Daniel IT Lawler John Walter Morris James J Wall Jr William TD Meyering and Sergeants Seth A Hensley William J Sausville along with Privates Dorsey 8S Dayton Harry L Erisman Paul V Plummer and James Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel IT. Lawler
John Walter Morris
James J. Wall, Jr
William TD. Meyering
Seth A. Hensley
William J. Sausville
Dorsey
Dayton
Harry L. Erisman
Paul V. Plummer
James Shields
List of names from a historical military roster
A lengthy roster lists Captain John P. Hurley and numerous officers sergeants corporals and privates with varied ranks including lieutenants and buglers along with cooks mechanics wagoners and privates. The compilation spans many individuals with diverse surnames reflecting a historical unit's personnel record.
Soldiers Named in Casualty Ledger
Private James C. Wright and Private Herman Zilberman are listed among war casualties. Gassed H. M. Hewson from Maplewood Massachusetts appears in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Wright
Herman Zilberman
H. M. Hewson
Maplewood
Mass
Service members listed in World War I roster
A long list of Private names appears, including Samuel McConaughy Patrick McConnell Edward McCormack Hugh Mc Gartland Frederick McGin John McKay John McKenna William McKee ssey John MelLoughlin Eilner McLoughlin Herbert McMahon Francis Mel Namara Thomas Madden Magnano Malloy Manning Mansfield Marcuski Edward Matthews Joseph Matthews William Meyer Stephen Moore Morgan Muleahy Mulcahy Murpuy Murtha Charles Newman Nolan Walter Nolan O Connell O Connor James O Connor Richard O Gorman John O Keefe Otto Olff Maurice O Neill Michael O Rourke Ostermeyer Oscar Phillips Charles Pike Richard Plunkett Alberto Palumbo Leroy Porter Valentine Prange William Quigg Daniel Quinn Offente Mactan Jugu Wun Frederick R Richards John Ring Riordan Rodneski Rooney Rooney John T L Rran Frederick Ryder Frederick Schmidt James Scott James Sheehan Sheffield Donald Simpson Frank Sisco Martin Slattery William Slover Maurice Small Thomas Smith Bruce Snyder Raymond Staher Harold Sterlingson Oscar Stumpf Tancelot Sullivan Thomas Sullivan Raymond Swope Robert Thomas Karl Thurman William Vanderbeck Victor Van Yorx Wilfred Van Yorx William Walter Beecher White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. McConaughy, Jr
Patrick McConnell
Edward J.mccormack
Hugh McGartland
Frederick J. McGin
John J. McKay
John F. McKenna
William P. McKeessey
John J. MelLoughlin
Eilner J. McLoughlin
Herbert T. McMahon
Francis X. Mel Namara
Thomas J. Madden
Saverius Magnano
John J. Malloy
John P. Manning
Herbert A. Mansfield
Thomas Mansfield
Walter Marcuski
Edward A. Matthews
Joseph C. A. Matthews
William H. Meyer
William L. Meyer
Stephen J. Moore
Thomas P. Morgan
Jeremiah Muleahy
William Mulcahy
Guay A. Murpuy
Bernard J. Murtha
Charles H. Newman
James I. Nolan
Jugu Wun
Frederick R. Richards
John M. Ring
John Riordan
Joseph Rodneski
Raymond Swope
Robert R. Thomas
Karl G. Thurman
William Vanderbeck
Victor van Yorx
Wilfred VT. van Yorx
William H. Walter
Beecher G. White
Toy Fair Week at Our All Year Toy Shop
During Toy Fair Week the shop showcases a life like Doll that walks when read to by children. Velvet coats in bright colors accompany dressy silk satin models and tailored linen styles for young shoppers and their families attending the event.
Everett Man in 104th Killed in Trench War
Private Jacob Sharf of Everett died March 17 while serving with M Company of the 104th Massachusetts Infantry in France. He enlisted at 18, moved from B Company of the Eighth Regiment to the 104th, and had written home two weeks earlier saying not to worry. He attended local Everett schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Sharp
Everett Boy
M Company
104Th Infantry
War Department
William Sharf
Malden Street
Everett
Jacob Sharf
104Th Massachusetts Infantry
Sharf
Eighth Regiment
104Th
France
First Peabody Boy to Enlist Is Dead
Private Harold G. van Norden of Burlington Mass died of meningitis on April 4 at the base hospital in France. He was 24, attached to Base Hospital Corpse 31, 41st Division, and enlisted in June 1917 when he lived in Peabody, the first Peabody man to enlist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. van Norden
Burlington
Mass
France
van Norden
Peabody
Dorchester Soldier Lieutenant Keveney Wounded in France
Lieutenant John W. Keveney of Dorchester listed as slightly wounded by General Pershing. He went to France in September as trench instructor with the 165th Infantry Rainbow Division. His brother Captain Charles Keveney serves in the Coast Artillery at Fort Warren. Keveney is a Dorchester native and Harvard College 1915 graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Keveney
Pershing
Charles Keveney
South
Monroe Terrace
Dorchester
France
165Th Infantry
69Th National Guard Regiment of
New York
Keveney
United Sates Coast Artillery
Fort Warren
First Corps
Plattsburg
Dorchester Schools
Harvard College
Allan Killed in German Offensive
A message to Mrs. B. D. R. Allan states Private Walter H. Allan died of wounds from the German offensive that began April 1 in France. He was 18, of the 236th Battalion Kitties, later reorganized into the 72d British-Canadian Battalion, recruited on Boston Common a year ago March during the Canadian Recruiting Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. R. Allan
Walter H. Allan
Belvidere Street
France
Allan
Kitties
Boston Common
Bay State Cars Introduce 10 MPH Speed Rule on Three Lines
Safety first becomes rule on Squantum Houghs Neck and Weymouth Landing routes as speed is limited to 10 miles per hour. The Norfolk Downs line ends service with last run. Receiver Wallace B. Denham announced the change and urged support for Liberty Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squantum
Hough's Neck
Weymouth Landing
Bay State Street Railway
Norfolk Downs
Wallace B. Denham
L Service at Cost and Public Control
Trustees would run the street railway under a cost model with broad powers for ten years or more. Governor and Boston Mayor appoint three and two trustees respectively. $5,000 salaries. The act allows stock purchase by state, creates a $3,000,000 fund, and sets phased dividends for preferred and common stock. The board must fix fares within 60 days and publish eight grade rates with four above and four below, adjustable by the trustees. The plan contemplates public ownership if two thirds of stock approves, with the state backing deficits and a revenue rule tied to reserve funds. The bill will go to the Legislature after legal review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Court
Boston
Board of Trustees
Commonwealth
Mobile club buys Ona Jaynes from Boston Americans
In Mobile Alabama on April 10 the Mobile Southern Association club purchased pitcher Ona Jaynes from the Boston Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Ona Jaynes
Boston Americans
Mobile Southern Association
Death Notice Downey Roxbury April 10 Michael Lee Downey
In Roxbury on April 10 Michael Lee Downey husband of Annie M Downey nee Witzsimmons aged 20 years funeral from his late residence 7 Dellave Roxbury Saturday April 15 Services at the Mission Church time to be announced later.
Three Firemen Hurt In Car Crash Injures Crew
At 9 55 last night ladder truck 29 from Callendar Street station crashed into a tree at Welles and Talbot streets injuring three firefighters. Ladderman Michael Ryan 59 of 156 Woodrow Avenue suffered a lacerated arm and back injuries. Lt James Lunny of 61 Willowwood Street was injured in the legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callendar Street
Welles and
Talbotnes
Michael Ryan
Woodrow Avenue
James Lunny
Willowwood Street
Potterville Woman Restored by Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Hazel Chubbuck of Potterville Pennsylvania describes severe side pains weakness and displacements then credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health. The letter promotes the remedy as helping women with cramps irregularities ulceration backache and related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potterville
Penn
Lydia EE
Pinkham
Hazel Chubbuck
Miss Chubbuck
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia KF. Pinkham
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Portland Bay
Pierce-Arrow
J.w.maguireco
Boylston Street
Back Bay
PNY
J.F. Sullivan
M.D
Iro
Corporal Thomas McAllister
James VP. Lash
John P. Hurley
Coleman D. Burns
William D. Crane
William T. Fenker
Thomas J. Jackson
Morris R. Levi
Arthur H. Martin
Thomas C. P. Martin
William Michel
Bernard J. Shanley
Leo G. Bonnard
Peter Cooney
Peter J. Crotty
Claude, de Costa
Victor L. Eichorn
Howard D. Emerson
Thomas M. Gleason
Augustus
John Naughton
Philip H. Hellriegel
Robert W. Holmes
Raymond KE. Jackson
Herbert J. Welly
Michael Leddy
Mortimer A. Lynch
James E. McGovern
Richard McNeill
John B. Manson
George Meyer
James Murphy
William Olive
Frank M. Pumphrey
Max Puttlitz
Thomas J. Roth
Patsie Alfano
William H. Anderson
Henry Bakeman
John A. Barry
Joseph Bauer
Joseph EF. Becker
James TP. Begler
Albert Bengston
Arthur Bennett
William J. Bergen
Joseph Berger
Howard J. Boomer
Edward J. Bradbury
Leon Jackman
Patrick J. Fawcett
Thomas A. Feeley
John J. Fennell
Privatanne
Joann Brawley
Harold A. Broe
Daniel Brosnan
William Brown
Tilda Bruno
Daniel Buckler
Piotr Bukowsk
James J. Callahan
Claus Carlsen
Matthew J. Carlyle
Herbert H. Case
William Childs
Mortimer A. Clarke
Bernard Clinton
Joseph F. Conlon
John P. Connery
William Conville
Patrick G. Cooke
Michael M. Corbett
Frederick Cotton
George P. Crouch
Ralph Cuccioli
James Cunningham
Patrick ©. Cunningham
James W. Daly
Albert Dauer
Stephen de Leonardis
William A. Devine
Thomas Dillon
Timothy A. Dolan
Daniel A. Dooley
Amos H. Dow
Joseph P. Dunn
Paul M. Dusapin
Murr Pfinkie
John J. Fitzpatrick
William F. Fitzpatrick
Charles M. Fletcher
Charles J. Flood
Daniel Flynn
John J. Flynn
Bernard Fury
Martin Gallagher
Julius Garitano
John J. Gershen
Julius Germann
Louis UV
Gigliato
John J. Gilroy
Joseph B. Glenn
John Glynn
Michael Goodman
Raymond F. German
Harry Graham
Nicholas Grant
Frank Guida
Edward Hannigan
James Harnwell
Edward J. Uassig
Thomas A. Lyden
Edward McBride
Frank J. McCabe
Boxford
Fon Chars United
Thomas J. Sullivan
2D Regiment
Jordan Marsh Company
Everett Man
Lieut
Heveney
BAY State
RED Sox
Jaynes
A. W. Jones CO
Chauncy ST
Radway
Adway
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