101st Infantry Gains Notice After Battle
The famed New England regiment the 101st Infantry gains prominence with yesterday’s receipt of unofficial information regarding its actions in a major engagement.
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New England
101St Infantry
Fighting Ninth and Dandy Fifth in Aisne-Marne battles noted
Letters to relatives and friends describe heavy losses of the unit formed around the Fighting Ninth and the Dandy Fifth during the early days of the Aisne-Marne offensive.
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Tion
Aisne-Marne
Massachusetts Boys Among Casualties in Latest War Report
Boston area communities list unofficial casualties with 311 names on official release totaling 87 from New England. Private Alfred Giordano of Somerville, 28th Infantry, is among the locally known casualties. Rumor said Boston's Own 301st Infantry was in the current offensive, but no confirmation by nightfall.
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Boston
Lynn
Malden
Natick
Woburn
Massachusetts
New England
War Department
Alfred Giordano
Medford Street
Somerville
Giordano
28Th Infantry
301St Infantry
301St
Loston
War casualties flood Massachusetts towns from 101st Inf
War Department telegrams report Private William B Benner of Waltham aged 20 killed in action July 20. Other fatalities include Privates Ernest Adams of Malden 23 and Joseph Gallant of New Bedford 1742 Purchase St. Several more men from Massachusetts and nearby cities die in action or from wounds on July 20 and August 11. An unofficial list also cites deceased or missing soldiers with several towns represented.
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William B. Benner
Charles Benner
Russell Street
Waltham
Acion
War Department
IL Company
101St Infantry
Malden
Ernest S. Adams
George W. Adams
Main Street
L Company
France
Joseph Gallant
Purchase Street
New Bedford
192D Infantry
David J. McCarthy
Gordon Street
James J. McCarthy
Boston College High School
Joseph A. Glover
Nicholas Glover
Spring Street
New Britain
Yale
Plattsburg
Charles W. Plummer
Plummer
1011St Field Artillery
Harvard
United States
Henry M. Plummer
South Dartmouth
Prigate
Charles R. Tower
Sth
United States Infantry
Fred R. Tower
Newton Street
Holyoke
North Adams
Springfield
K Company
First Vermont Infantry
Regular Army
Alexander Patete
Franklin, I Co
Spring St
Chester A. Graham
M. Co
Clifford Cahill
Hartford
Purchase At
Khan Bedford
Simeon Nickerson
Middleboro
D Co
Newton St
L Co
Alfred Giordano
Medford St
Somerville
Roy T. Stone
Central &J
Stoneham
H Co
Solomon Cohen
Cedar Grove St
Batt
F. A
Willis Phillips
Leeds
C Co
Inf. Corp
EF Co
William A. Rand
Fourth St
Turner's Falls
Don't Let Soap Spoil Your Hair This Wash Day
Advert reads that standard soaps and shampoos contain alkali harming the scalp and making hair brittle. It promotes using pure rancid coconut oil as a grease free, cheap alternative that creates rich lather and cleanses well. The method is to rub a teaspoonful into damp hair, rinse, leaving hair soft bright and manageable. It claims the oil removes dust dirt and dandruff.
Delatone Hair Removal Promoted for Women
Women learn to use delatone paste made with powder and water to remove facial neck and arm hair. In minutes the paste is rubbed off and skin washed to remove all traces of hair. Buyers should ensure they get genuine delatone to avoid failure.
New England Boys on Casualty List
Casualty list shows several New England service members killed or wounded. Names include John H. Moulton Water Village New Hampshire and Oscar Fant Oakdale. George Myers Westport Connecticut. Walter Boynton East Bangor Maine cited as severely wounded. Joseph Myer East Waterbury Connecticut. Charles B. Johnson Bridgeport Connecticut. Frank L. Kearney Boston. Walter Keefe Hartford. Edward Kierce Waterbury. Francis K. Lynch Waterbury. Freddie Moreau Concord Junction. John J. Mullen Southport. Harry Shepherd Worcester. Arthur Lanone Fall River. Edward P. Larkin Peabody.
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Walter G. Boynton
East Bangor
Batt
101St
F. A. Corp
Joseph Myer
B. Farm St
East Waterbury
Conn
Charles B. Johnson
Grant St
Bridgeport
Frank L. Kearney
Mozart &T
Boston
Walter Keefe
Beach St
Hartford
Edward Kierce
Washington St
Waterbury
Francis K. Lynch
Montgomery St
Freddie Moreau
Cottage Lane
Concord Junction
Inf
John J. Mullen
Oet
South Boston
Harry Shepherd
Douglas St
Worcester
Arthur Lanone
East Main St
Fall River
Edward P. Larkin
Highland St
Peabody
List of wounded soldiers from 104th, 102d, 1084 Inf units
Compiled roster shows soldiers from multiple Massachusetts New England towns and Rhode Island in the 104th Infantry and attached units. Entries include Pt. Thomas De Guzzi North Adams and Pt. Mathew Boyle East Boston among others, noting wounded status with degrees undetermined. Additional names cover Adams, Haverhill, Lawrence, Cambridge, Roxbury, Woonsocket, Pawtucket, Wakefield, Marlboro and more in the 102d, 103d, 108d Infantry and related units.
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William P. Lynch
Medford
E Co
Chester A. Richardson
Haverhill
B’ Co
Neal F. Sullivan
Bay State Rd
Boston
A Co
George Smith
Moore’ At
F Co
Giacinto Damasco
Front St
Henry Eisner
North Adams
M Co
Raymond H. Bennett
Marlboro
L Co
Fred Kay
H. Gordon Ellis
Brown St
Beverly
John P. Murphy
Allen St
Salem
William Valston
Lunenburg
Frank Laundry
Gardner
Albert B. Jacobs
Hartford
Conn
K. Co
William Gillis
Waltham
Michael Connolly
Manchester
N. H
Joseph A. Donnelly
J. R. O’brien
Waltham, B Co
John H. Miller
Harold Aspinwall
Pawtucket
R. I. A Batt
Robert H. Barker
West Bridgewater
I Co
Edward Martin
No. Abington
Harry Gray
Pembroke
D Co
Chester Ashworth
Thomas de Guzzi
North Adams, M Co
Inf
Mathew Boyle
Falcon St
East Boston
Frank W. Coppinger
Blue Hill
Dorchester
E Go
George E. Chard
East Broadway
C Co
Lester Eastman
Dennis Lanni
Chestnut St
Lawrence
John P. Mahoney
Middlesex St
Winchester
G Co
Frank P. Manning
Arlington St
Clarence McNeil
Gloucester
Fred T. Sweeney
Columbia St
Cambridge
James Tumilty
Smith St
Roxbury
F. A
Guy E. Wilson
Henry P. Sawyer
Tremont
Clarence Read
Abram Sat
R. I
Percy T. Bedford
Lonsdale
R. I. K Co
Frank J. Lamore
Heaton St
Louis F. Steen
Christopher Boylan
My. I
James L. Moran
Valé St
South
John Cyril O’brien
Medical Corps
John Chidsey
Joseph H. Marland
Fitchburg
Harry Anderson
Williamstown
Gordon Griswold
St. Albans
George B. Houstis
Lake St
Wakefield
Michael Maloney
Wave Ave
101St
James J. Sheerin
Winthrop St
Winthrop
Harry Draper
Lewiston
Arlington Tretheny
Livermore Falls
GC Co
Wilbur Gould
Carlisle Gould
Arthur E. Lacasse
Thomas Deguzzi
G. HE. Osha
Frank J. Nathan Manchester
Howard B. Racent
Meriden
Joseph H. Dauphinais
John Morrison
Deaf Hearing Restored by Osmo-Chemic Physicians Claim
A Quincy reader says deafness and head noises disappeared after Osmo-Chemic treatment. The notice lists numerous Massachusetts residents endorsing the method and notes X-ray therapy cures a wide range of ailments from catarrh to skin diseases.
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John Gallose
Willard
Somerville
W. C.toomey
Belknap St
Arlington
Loretta Hill
Madison Ave
Cambridge
Emerson G. Gordon
Hancock &St
Delannoy
Lafayette Ct
Plymouth
Mass
W. Power
Aberdeen Ave
E. Bernard
Williams St
Newton
Nellie Edgecomb
Otis
Newton Centre
Enid Dow
Spring Hill Terrace
E. E. Leighton
Pine St
Hyde Park
E. F. Blake
Norwood
Everett
E. E. Paul
Fairmount St
Roland Ellis
Albion St
D. J. Walsh
M. D
Boylston St
Boston
The Political Funeral Sermon for Governor McCall
A Massachusetts columnist announces a political funeral sermon for Governor McCall after a sudden political downfall. He vows to name those who “thugged” his career and to reveal the forces behind the late bid for Senate. The piece frames Thursday as a historic, somber moment in Commonwealth politics.
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Commonwealth
United States
McCall
Massachusetts
The
Governor McCall
Statesman McCall
Soldiers Listed by Home Towns in War Roll Call
Names and hometowns of soldiers and units from Massachusetts and Connecticut are listed, with multiple officers and battalion assignments. Some statuses updated from killed to alive and well, including Noyes in Chelsea and McKay in Lynn, among others.
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F. Clifford Delaney
Haverhill
Ef’ Co
Cook John W. Dunham
Robert B. Hurley
Emerson, St
John W. Noyes
Washington Ave
Chelsea
D Co
Eng
Charles McKay
Ellis St
Lynn
Medical Corps
Harry E. Graves
Athol. E Co
14Th
Inf
Howard
Martin
Madeline Buckley
Mae Clark
Lottie Lee
Janell Janis
Old Howard
Auto overturns on Washington street injuring driver
An automobile owned by the Boston Tyre House Company and driven by Baroney Greenburg of Malden skidded and overturned on Washington street Melrose yesterday afternoon. The driver sustained a broken ankle.
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Boston Tyre House Company
Baroney Greenburg
Malden
Washington Street
Melrose
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108D Infantry
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Winter Street
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F Company
102D Infantry
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Edgeworth — Street
Private Alexander Patete
I Company
8Th Infantry
Ruggles Street
Franklin
J. A. Glover
Corporal
A. Graham
Chester Arthur Graham
M Company
104Th Infantry
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Tank Service, Corp
Seconds&t
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Norwich
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Alec Belike
Willimantic
Harland Chamberlain
Brandon
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Norwalk
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St. Mach
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Margin Street
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Quincy
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Shelburne Falls
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Palmer
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Cedar St
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Essex St
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Napoleon St. John
Frank Nutile
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Granite St
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Adams
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Fairfield
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Water Village
Oscar Fant
Oakdale
George Myers
Westport
John P. Cleary
Wth Inf
Ernest L. Adams
Marshfield
Thomas W. Lawson
Tremont Street
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