War casualty list reduces to 1659 names nationwide
Government dispatch shows total casualties down about 2000 from prior tallies with New England losses dipping by under 100. Killed in action include four local men led by Lt. Henry A. O Leary of Worcester and Capt. Carl C. McKenney of Boston. The roster lists dozens of wounded and dead by state and town, spanning Worcester to Providence and Manchester to Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Henry A. O'Leary
Worcester
Carl C. McKenney
Westland Ave
Ccccseenees
Unofficial World War I Casualty List Appears
An unofficial casualty list names dozens of soldiers from Connecticut Rhode Island and nearby states killed missing or wounded in action in Europe. The item cites multiple units including 101st 102d and 108d Inf and various field hospitals and machine gun battalions with home town identifiers.
New England Boys on Casualty List
Casualty list notes multiple service members from New England towns. Names include Lt Henry A. O Leary Pt LeRoy and Ft Clifford C Titus. Pt Thomas A Cyr. Corp William J Kalabza. Corp James W Cosgrove. Corp William J Murray. Ft William J Barry. Ft George J Geleneau. Pt James M Hines. Addresses or towns listed alongside each name.
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Samuel J. Benoit
Pine St
Gardner
Irvin E. Doane
Bangor
Gus Villaret
E. Main St
Meriden
Conn
Daniel W. Brown
Willow St
New Bedford
John S. Hyland
Stapleton St
Charles E. Bickford
Eastern Ave
Augusta
Mes
Joseph A. Breault
Wendell Ave
Springfield
John W. Milton
Waterville
Charles Claphan
Putnam St
Graniteville
R. I. Corp
Ralph J. Fickett
MILI+ BRIDGE
David J. Fitzpatrick
Charles St
Newport
William H. Slogan
Hale St
Lowell
Ward M. Johnson
Fulton St
Medford
Albert Newsome
Thomaston
Ernest R. J. Hollis
Potter Ave
Providenge
R. I
James Campbell
Endicott St
Boston
Albert Carroll
Leach St
Salem
Michael Cosgrove
Mills St
Waverley
Percy Dorman
Hamden
Leslie Douglass
Livingston St
Lonsdalre
Verne L. Eldridge
Dover
Daniel B. Canill
Thorndyke St
Everett
Charles Geibel
Main St
Bridgeport
John J. Duffy
Hamilton St
New Haven
Gregory Fiseck
Essex St
William H. Hynes
North St
Ernardt
Koelsch
Hartford
Joseph D. Mirault
Sargent St
Holyoke
Michael Mitchell
Broadway
Louis J. Lougee
Williams St
New London
John William Murphy
Auburn Sq
Charlestown
Zenon Pelletier
Prospect St
Horace @. Woodward
T. Chestnut St
Brockton
John P Otts
Preverst St
Frank Mullarkey
Spencer
E Batt
F. A
Thomas H. O'Neil
Columbia St. Adams
M Co
Waldo N. Young
Canterbury St
Worcester
Worcester. A Co
William H. Ruediger
Lippold
Methuen
James Pender
Sixth St
C Co
Oliver Gaudette
HE Batt
Evangelist Jette
G Co
John V. Carney
Northboro
Oscar A. Maurer
NEW England Boys
Casualty
Henry A. O’leary
LeRoy F. Cotton
Allen St
Sanford
Thomas A. Cyr
ST. David
Clifford C. Titus
George St
John R. Moore
Tolland
Wiliam J. Kalabza
Radde St
Charles A. Vaughan
Manchester
N. H
James W. Cosgrove
Harvard St
Cambridge
Cook William J. Murray
Stoddard Ave
North Haven
William J. Barry
George J. Geleneau
Grafton
James M. Hines
Newark St
Roxbury
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Appeal
An old home remedy uses Sage Tea with Sulphur to darken gray hair. A ready-made Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores for easy application, dampening strands to achieve natural looking, youthful color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Storrow defends coal data secrecy in Boston inquiry
James J. Storrow, federal fuel administrator for New England, refuses to furnish dealers' detailed coal data to the Boston City Council citing federal duties. He encloses a general cost study and provides totals for anthracite receipts, notes a 1918 rail order, and invites direct dealer requests while upholding confidentiality of business details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ford
New Fingland
Massachusetts
United States
James A. Watson
Fuel Administration
Boston Fuel Committee
United States Railroad Administration
Committee On
James J. Storrow
New England
Treasury plan may bar fraudsters from Liberty bonds
Washington reports a Treasury method to curb fraudulent or speculative stock schemes by restricting use of Liberty bonds in transactions. Promoters deemed suspicious or fraudulent could be denied operating licenses, effectively blocking them from using Liberty bonds as payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Warning Issued Against Ghouls Preying on Soldiers' Kin
New York dispatch reports warnings issued to women ghouls wearing Red Cross armbands who solicit money from relatives by claiming soldiers are not dead but will return if given transport. Another tactic claims soldiers bodies lie in morgues awaiting shipment home if funds are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Security League to Fight Bolshevism in U S
The National Security League announced an intensive campaign against Bolshevist tendencies nationwide. Through committees on naturalization citizenship and constitution and national integrity officials said the drive targets disturbing elements masquerading as socialism not social and economic free thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Security League
League
Christmas party needed feather fan displayed in boots shop
A holiday note highlights feather fans in various colors as ideal accessories for a schoolgirl on Christmas. The Boot Shop expands its space at Christmas for easier display of children’s books alongside gifts and decor.
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Paul Beaulieu
Spring St
Winchendon
Phillip E. Bergin
Unionville
Thomas Lox
Winchester Ave
William T. Kershaw
High St
Southbridge
Antonio Milewski
Arnold R. Milliken
Block Island
R. T
Daniel O'Connor
Washington St
John Amato
Asylum St
Alfred Ames Trafton
Machiasport
Nina L. Seymour
Middleboro
George F. Spencer
Wood St
Pawtucket
Walter R. Whitmore
Foster St
Webster
Cook Frank A. Schiveree
Readville
Andrew Ansaldo
Lowhegan St
Milford
Anthony Chiofolo
Morton Ave
Cliftondale
Telesphere Collette
Crown St
Fittsfield
Frank Cutting
Exchange
Athol
Albert S. J. Houle
Rene G. Garin
Beacon St
Louis Baer
Ext
George A. Hatzes
Louis A. Francis
Cross St
Gloucester
John P. Loftus
Ellen St
Fall River
Guy E. Wilson
Pst
South Folton
Frank Bilodeau
Reed St
Somerset
Dominic Calarusso
Oxford
George R. Fratus
Wickendon St
Providence
Arthur Allen Gordon
West St
Clinton
Allen H. Kennedy
Londonderry
Dean B. Lockwood
Franklin
Sydney Brandreth
Providence St
Ernest D. Buckley
Lincoln St
Dorchester
Joseph H. Conley
Perkins St
Walter W. Hinz
Hillside Ave
Torrington
James A. Holgate
Mary St
Thomas F. Kelly
Perker St
Jamaica Plain
Jacob Kessler
Prescott St
Thomas J. McDonough
Bennington St
East
Robert E. McGowan
Edward T. Mullin
Southwick St
Harold C. Pearson
Pine Crest Flat
Riverside
Ernest Salvail
Bethan St
Concord
Arthur G. Smith
Paine St
John Swain
Swain
William L. West
Litchfield
Frank H. Rowley
Elm St
Danbury
Robert J. McKeown
Main At
Patrick J. Monahan
Warren St
Brookline
Daniel D. Riordan
Fellsway
West Medford
John Altobello
John A. Austin
Holworthy St
John G. Birch
Springfield St
Lawrence
Patsy DeJoy
Liberty St
Middletown
Harold W. Morrill
Wesley, RI
S8th Aero Squad. Corp
Chester A. Evans
F Co
Frederic Messier
Willimantic
Catino Carnebucci
Westfield
Ernest Jones
Ogden St
Harold ©. Johnson
Lisbon St
H. F. Nadeau
Ludlow
K Co
Frank Townslee
Pownall
Catino Carmellimissi
Allen McIntosh
Montello
Med. Corps
Herbert Tweed
Wallace J. Brynner
Sumner Ave
H Co
Ralph JL Cook
26Th Aero Squad
Thomas Hickey
Ezra E. Barrett
Fountain St
Clarence F. Sweett
South Warren
James M. Forfarth
Chester
Joseph Nestico
Seymour St
Harold C. Johnson
Alexander Midas
Prince St
E Co
William Gruetke
Quinnipiac Ave
Inf
Carl W. Ledbetter
Astburn
Earl Parkinson
Belfast
Arthur Poisson
Franklin St
Fitchburg
George W. CC. Vaughan
M. C
Raymond Moore
Toland
Joseph Meglie
Brockton. C Co
Joseph V. Murphy
R. I. Field Hospital
Alfred C. Butts
Elm Grove Ave
Batt
J. Warren Weissheimer
Asylum Ave
Arthur Fortus
Butler Ave
Bridgeport, Conn
James Tu. Landers
L Co
Charles K. Moreau
Michael J. Leonard
Dawson St
A Co
Walter J. Studley
West Hanover
Tony Grassi
Michael O'Brien
Lafayette St
Dennis Hanrahan
Beechmont Ave
Henry Mann
Parker St
Med
Elma Davis
Harding St
Andover
Samuel S. Sawyer
Abbott St
Louis Bibeault
Mapleville
Rt. Co
Walter Elliott
ST. Johnsbury
Walter J. King
Lunenburg
Harold Michel
East Longmeadow
John Jellinow
J. J. Devine
Leon Stomsky
North Adams
Robert H. Breslin
Broadst
Inf. Corp
Oscar FE. Lundin
Massachusetts Ave
Ratt
F. A. Corp
Kenneth A. Tutin
Blackstone St
Woonsocket
101Th Amb. Corp
Charles P. Chase
Blue Hill Ave
Russell Drury
101St Inf. Corp
Everett Nelson Sturman
HARRY #. HANLEY
101St Infantry
Pt. C Co
John .J. Murphy
Bucklin St
Pawtuck
R. I. B Co
Fred B. Horton
Pawtuckdt
Charles Edwin Delesdernier
S. First St
John A. Linblad
D Co
Mach. Gun Batt. Corp
William J. Brigand
Maple St
I Co
101St Inf
Warren E. Churchill
Bowdoin St
Henry Zazukke
Sutton
Arthur H. Smith
Northampton
Harold C. Lennon
William Hurley
Gilbertville
Joe W. Sullivan
Poplar St
Robert Hampton Clemence
Atlantic Ave
Henry Bratschneider
Thompsonville
John J&. Berry
Laurel St
Ray E. Perkins
Edward F. McGuines
Hancock St
Floyd Andrews
Piedmont St
Arvid L. Kindstredt
Greenwood St
Auburn
R. I. M Co
Thomas Worley
Rockwood Ave
Frank Irwin
Davenport Ave
Frederick W. Cochrane
Bridgewater. E Co
312Th Inf
Westfield. B Co
Joseph Murray
M Co., 14Th Inf
ILI IN Hospital
Joseph G. Corriveau
18Th Inf. Corp
Thomas F. Barry
EF Co
James M. Times
War Department
John J. Hines
Newark Street
Hines
Edwards
Harry E. Hanley
Ward
Mary J. Hanley
Circuit Square
Harry Eb. Hanley
St. Mihiel
Mechanic Arts
William R. Hanley
Aviation Service
Private James L. Halpin
James L. Halpin
Taft
France
Treland
Charles Munter
White’s
S. S
Madame du Pont
KR. H. White CO
Cascara
Mr. Hill
Storrow
Jordan Marsh Company
Toy Shop
Tect Owners
Security League
Elesa
Panama
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