More Prisoners Taken Than Allies Casualties
London reports a surge in German prisoners captured since August 8, with the German losses compared to Allied casualties at a wartime peak, and officials say Allied casualties may be fewer than the prisoners taken.
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London
Dr. True's Elixir Promises Worm Expulsion
Advertisement touts Dr True s Elixir as a quick remedy to expel worms and ease stomach upset for children and adults. Includes testimonials such as John Glass of Houston Texas and lists prices 400 600 and 1 00. Sold by Dr J F True & Co Auburn Maine.
New England Regiments Suffer Heavy Losses in Soissons-Rheims Drive
The War Department lists 212 names as casualties from July 18 to 24 with heavy losses in the 103d and 104th Infantry, including Captain Halleck Welles of Brookline and Lieutenant Henry Q. Griffin of Winthrop. Four Worcester boys among the missing are noted, and Barr of Greenfield is recalled to train draftees in trench fighting.
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103D
New England
Soissons- Rheims Salient
War Department
104Th Infantry
Halleck Welles
Brookline
Greenfield
William H. Barr
1034 Infantry
101St Infantry
Woburn
G Company
Private Walsh Killed in Action in July 18–24 Period
Private Thomas F. Walsh, 18, of H Company 104th Infantry, was killed in action between July 18 and 24. He was the son of James E. Walsh of 16 Fulton Street Peabody and has two brothers in service. Formerly employed by Murphy Coal Company.
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Thomas F. Walsh
H Company
104Th Infantry
James E. Walsh
Fulton Street
Peabody
Murphy Coal Company
Soldiers Named in Death Notices From War
First Lieutenant John Andrew Donerty of Dorchester was killed in action with L Company 18th Infantry between July 18 and 24. Everett Gerrish Philbrick of New Hampshire, an aviation observer with General Pershing, drowned in France at age 22. Private Martin L. Welsh of Gloucester killed in action June 13 aged 22. Private Amadeo Gilbert of West Springfield killed in action July 2, 19, native of Italy, formerly with United States Envelope Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Andrew Doherty
Daniel F.donerty
Mather Street
Dorchester
L Company
18Th Infantry
Roxbury
Boston Latin School
Rvard
Hasty Pudding
Harvard Club
Plattsburg
Everett Gerrish Philbrick
General Pershing
France
War Department
Chilton
N. H
Harvard
Aviation School
Miami
Fla
Martin L. Welsh
Martin L. Welch
Cleveland Street
Gloucester
Marine Corps
Welsh
Marines
St. John’s Preparatory School
Danvers
Everett F. Welsh
Naval Aviation
Service
Amadeo Gilberti
Amedeo Gilbert
K Company
23D Infantry
Mary Gilberti
Newbridge Street
West Springfield
Italy
United States Envelope Company
John A. Doherty
Mather St
Ij Co
Henry Q. Griffin
Winthrop
Albert Yaczynsky
New London
Thomas F. Walsh
Fuller St
Peabody, Co
Martin F. Randall
Belfast
Medeo Galberti
Newbridge St
K Co
Martin L. Welsh, Jr
Durwain E. Kellar
Clarksburg
W. Va
L Co
Clark R. Lincoln
Fairmount Ave
Wakefield
Joseph F. Brown
State St
Bangor
G Co
George P. Dyer
Larkinst
James F. Philbrick
Beachmont
Warren R. Prouty
Millers Falls
F. Co
Inf
Peter J. Brisson
Amesbury
F Co
Alvah J. de Forge
Sixth St
East Cambridge
Edgar R. White
Beckley St
Barre
Cook Edward W. Landrick
Gardiner
Walter Beauchaine
Hallowell
Paul Beaulieu
Winchendon
B Co
Monument Beach
Eugene Gebe
Mascoma
Howard E. Gilbert
Old Town
Maine
Harold FE. Grandshaw
Pittsfield
Harvey L. Gray
Sedgwick
Arthur V. Hillman
Hancock
Nune G. Kauppi
Gardner
Joseph A. Lacey
Northampton. I Co
Andre J. Clavallee
Haverhill
Stanley Lawnicki
Hasthampton
I Co
Erle J. Morrill
Morrisville
Francis Patenaude
Montpelier
Coe
Willard Patterson
Frank F. Peaslee
Pitt&field
Joseph J. Raveglala
Hillcrest Ave
Norman N. Ripley
Bradford
Volney A. Roberts
Guifford
Charles E. Savage
Henniker
N. H. Mach
Lewis F. Scherp
Dalton
Davis Stambler
H Co
Wilfred J. Thibodeau
Peabody
William E. Thurston
Mt. Vernon
Martin W. Tilletson
Groton
Frank L. Vose
Leonminster
Harry E. Whittaker
Chestnut St
George J. Willett
MontpeHer
James McGee
West Ave
Salem. I Co
Frank T. Connolly
Lilly St
Lynn
D Co
Roy C. Cudimore
Phillips St
Salem
Anthony Mullelli
Haverhill F Co
Daniel J. O'Leary
Millbury St
Stanley Colody
Windsor
Conn
A Co
Merton Barron
Emerald St
Keene
Percival G. Buller
Heywood St
Worcester
John J. Geary
Revere
Eugene W. Jones
Lawler
New Britain
Ernest T. Leblanc
Francis R. O’neil
Huntington. A Co
Michael Shemet
High School Ave
Meriden
New England Boys Named in Casualty and Missing Lists
A lengthy roster lists dozens of Massachusetts New Hampshire and nearby state residents with designations in various infantry units. The notice includes names of those killed in accidents and those currently listed as missing in action, alongside several officers and enlisted men across multiple regiments.
American Airmen Press Germans Over French Front
The Associated Press reports that August 15 saw the busiest air action in months on the American front in France. An American plane attacked a Rumpler aircraft, firing 100 shots and forcing the German craft to disappear from sight, while another fighter compelled a German to flee.
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France
Associated Press
Service details for Laurence J. Sullivan and Jesse L Moody
Names and addresses listed for service members from B Company 10th Infantry Set and A Company 101st Engineers. Laurence J. Sullivan of 792 Broad Street Hartford appears with unit B Company 10d Inf Set. Jesse L Moody of Frederick Street Portland is listed with A Company 101st Engineers.
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William L. Wenzel
Wakefield. A Co
James J. Lee
Chapman Iat
Willimantic
Conn
K Co
Corp
Fred R. Duprey
Mainst
I Co
Joseph Niedbola
Turners Falls
L Co
Cook Stanley J. Frodyma
Chicopee St
Chicopee
Ith
James J. Casey
Willowsbrook St
Patrick J. Meara
Huntress St
West Manchester
N. H
Williams St
Springfield
G Co
Clarence N. James
School St
N. H. Mach. Gun Co
George Berube
Franklin
Inf
Edward Saulnier
Washington St
Lynn
Frank Connolly
Lilly St
Joseph Landine
Fenn St
Pittsfield
Thomas Francis O’brien
Charlotte St
Hartford
A Co
Joseph Tracy
Ward St
Edward J. Toomey
Smith St
Edward Heintz
Bartlett St
Polik Tauski
High St
E Co
Walter Livingstone Aspinwall
Plainville
Arthur Lanone
East Main St
Fall River
Henry P. Garside
Rhode Island Ave
F Co
Walter Beauchaine
Hallowell
D Co
Robert P. Webber
Cumberland Centre
Walter F. Dreher
Meriden
Eugene P. Kaiser
Napoleon J. Deshins
LL Coe
Albert FE. Raddatz
Frederick B. Loomis
Cofin
Walter S. Slavinski
John R. Feegel
Leonard Gudain
Paul Karimarski
John Donovan
Arlington Road
Woburn
John P. Mahoney
Middlesex St
Winchester
John O'Donnell
Stoddard St
Frank W. Woods
Buckman St
Edward J. Flynn
Eddy Street
Providence
Albert T. Waters
Arlington St
Worcester
Edward H. O’brien
Prospect St
Raymond J. Roseelli
Grafton St
John L. Pickett
Rollins St
Laurence J. Sullivan
Broad Street
Jesse LD. Moody
Frederick St
Portland
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H. Q. Griffin
109Th Infantry
Wilbur I. Griffin
Griffin
Syracuse University
Captain Halleck Welles
Halleck Welles, Jr
Claflin Road
F Company
St. John’s Military School
Wisconsin
Paige Automobile Company
Plattsburg Camp
Harvard Blast
Hnargypros
1#4th Infantry
Private Thomas F. Walsh
Lieutenant John A. Doherty
Everett G. Philbrick
M. L. Welsh
Eczema
Possam
West 47Th St
New York City
NEW England Boys
Casualty
Hallock Welles
104Th Inf
George Cody
Cambridge
Little Nahant Road
Nahant
Dana Byron
Birnie Avenue
Henry A. Day
Ashland
Mass
Mach. Gun Co
John Rising
Windsor Locks
Louis Genzie
John J. Fitzgibbons
Waterbury
Albert F. Green
Joseph Meyer
Edward Kierce
Bryant L. Burke
Hartford, Conn
Armand Payant
Morren Street
Manchester
Robert F. Raymond
Montvale Road
Newton Centre
Aviation Corps
William Wallace Chalmers
Fitchburg
Mth
Aero
Earle Murphy
Homestead Ave
Hanover St
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Jamerson
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Jamerson Clothes Shops
Dexter
Winter St
Temple Pl
John Scuille
Waterbury, Conn
The
Boston Post
Dan A. Donahue
New England Retail Clothiers Association
Ferncroft Inn
Lynnfield
Tom Wilson
Ata Servic
Boston
Troy
Binghamton
Syracuse
Schenectady
Detroit
Lansing
Jackson
Flint
Muskegon
Mich