Casualty List Reflects 591 Names With Local Falleity Ties
The War Department releases list 591 soldiers nationwide on casualty rosters and corrections, with nearly half fatalities. Local honor roll led by Lt Thomas E Carter of West Andover lists 40 men, 11 dead, others wounded or missing. The breakdown shows 125 died of disease, 144 severely wounded, 122 wounded with undetermined degree, and 59 missing.
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War Department
New England
Thomas E. Carter
High Blain Road
West Andover
New England Boys on Casualty List
Listed are multiple New England service members marked as casualties. Names include Lt. Thomas F. Carter of High Blain West Andover and Pt. Napoleon House Danvers, with addresses in Boston Hartford Glouster Waterbury and others. The compilation covers veterans from Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island and Maine regions.
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Thomas FE. Carter
High Blain
West Andover
Napoleon House
High St
Danvers
Ronald A. Morgan
Old Lynn
Conn
Jay S. Davis
Farmington
James C. Gould
Washington St
Lakewood
R. I
Walter B. Henderson
Webster St
Hanover
Thomas Lennon
Park St
Hartford
Lauren A. Wile
Brynman Ave
Gloucester
Alfred Wisniski
Endicott St
Boston
William A. Mason
Waterby
Harry Rosen
Dows
New Ven
Joseph In. A. Saucier
W. Liberty St
Waterbury
Louis Sciarini
Branford
New Spring Hats Blend Global Styles in The Sun Era
The fashion page highlights hats from Holland Paris and London influencing spring millinery. A Chinese themed two decked hat with black satin brim and old rose straw crown draws less favor due to its tassel of baby ribbon.
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Holland
Paris
London
Ladi
Frances Inard
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNKNOWN LISTED INJURED NAMES
A number of individuals are reported wounded with unknown degrees of injury. Names include William A. Lewis of Derry New Hampshire Andrew J. Riga of Melrose Carl C. Schreiner of Jamaica Plain and more. Additional listings name Charles J. Tesar in West Wilmington Conn John F. Wendt in Lexington and others across Maine Massachusetts and Rhode Island towns.
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William A. Lewis
Derry
N. H
Andrew J. Riga
Brown Xt
Hartford
Conn
Carl C. Schreiner
First. St
Melrose
Charles J. Tesar
West Wilmington
John F. Wendt
Lexington Ave
Providence
R. I
Meatless Weeks Proposed as Vienna Faces Food Shortages
Vienna authorities consider meatless weeks due to near total meat import cessation. Bread ration has been cut in half and potatoes are nearly unobtainable, sparking consternation among residents.
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Vienna
London
Mail clerks killed as CN train derails at Flat lands
Two mail clerks died when the Maritime express struck an open switch and collided with a freight at Flat lands New Brunswick. Twenty persons were slightly injured in the crash reported near Moncton New Brunswick today.
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Moncton
N.B
Maritime Express
Canadian National Railway
Flatlands
N. B
Steamer Chaouia Strikes Mine in Messina Strait
The French steamer Chaouin Chaouia struck a mine in the Straits of Messina en route from Piraeus to Constantinople. Of 690 aboard, 46 were lost and 230 survived. many injured were taken to Messina hospitals. Two Americans aboard unidentified.
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Rome
Straits of Messina
Piraeus
Constantinople
Messina
Two Shiploads of Food Leave Boston for Europe
Two IMMC ships the Bohemian and the Vedic depart Boston carrying enough provisions cereals and apples to feed an army division for a week. The Bohemian carries 72 passengers including 58 Red Cross motor mechanics from Chicago and 17 YMCA men from New York. Red Cross unit sails to France while others head to both Germany and France.
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Europe
Boston
Bohemian
Vedic
International Mercantile Marine Company
Red Cross
Chicago
Young Men's Christian Association
New York
France
Germany
Clergy Schedule for City Churches With Lectures and Sermons
Tomorrow morning Dean Rousmaniere will preach at Cathedral Church of St Paul on A Man Among Men. Rev Campbell will speak at 7 30 p m on Experiences With Wounded American Soldiers in England. Lectures announced January 22 at 8 p m by Dr C E Brown on What We Know About God. Rev Angus Dun to preach next Wednesday at noonday service. Maguire to give prelude sermon on The League of Nations at Ruggles Street Baptist Church tomorrow 7 30 p m. Prayers for unity to be observed across Protestant churches all week. Massachusetts Federation of Churches mass meeting at Tremont Temple Tuesday night with Rev Paul Couve addressing. Rev Herbert R Whitlock new pastor at Boston Baptist Bethel plans activities at Hanover Street Church.
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Dean Rousmaniere
St. Paul
Thomas CC. Campbell
Jamaica Plain
England
C. E. Brown
Cambridge
Angus Dun
St. Andrew's Church, Ayer
League of Nations
Gabriel Reid Maguire
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Massachusetts Federation of Churches
Tremont ‘Temple
Paul Couve
Market Prices Today For Vegetables And Fruits
Lettuce 15 to 20 cents a head. white celery 25 cents a bunch. Pascal 35 to 40 cents a bunch, scarce as crop nears exhaustion. Root crops abundant. beets 8 to 4 cents per pound, carrots 4 to 5, persimmons 5. Squash cheap at 2 1 2 to 3 1 2 cents per pound. turnips 3, cabbage 4 to 5, onions 3 to 4, cauliflower 20 to 55 cents a head. Apples Baldwin 40 to 50 cents a peck. Winesaps 60 to 80 cents a dozen. Grapefruit small 3 or 4 for 25 cents. larger 10 to 12 1 2 cents each. Oranges Florida 30 to 40 cents a dozen. medium 35 to 65. Lemons 25 to 30 cents a dozen. Butter good 72 to 75 cents. best 75 to 77. Cheese 42 to 47 cents. Eggs: hennery 79 to 83, Eastern 75 to 78, western 71 to 74 cents a dozen. End with ad for Adamson’s Cough Balsam.
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Bureau of Markets
Hennery
Boys confess store hold up in Cambridge
James I. Brown and Leo R. Burke pleaded guilty in East Cambridge Superior Criminal Court to assault with intent to rob. Brown, 18, received four to five years in state prison while Burke, 16, was sent to Concord Reformatory. The Dec 14 armed robbery left Hopet M. Phillips with two superficial wounds.
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James I. Brown
Leo R. Burke
Brighton
East Cambridge Superior Criminal Court
Phillips
Dubuque
Derelict Duty Mentioned on Probation for Cases
A brief remark asserts that placing these cases on probation would be a dereliction of duty. No further context or identifiable names are provided in the readable text.
Spitters Fined in Cambridge Court
In Cambridge district court yesterday 19 citizens from Cambridge and nearby towns were fined for spitting. Seventeen received 50 cent penalties and two were fined one dollar as the influenza prevention crusade led by Chief John I. McBride continues with patrolmen monitoring offenders.
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Cambridge
John I. McBride
Security League Man Warned to Behave
Charles D. Orth chairman of the National Security League committee was warned by Chairman Johnson of a House committee investigating the league. The warning cited exasperating attitude and the possibility of contempt proceedings if behavior continued.
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Security League
Washington
Charles D. Orth
Congressional Committee
National Security League
Johnson
Special House
League
Mill workers in Washington Wood Ayer and Prospect mills urged to form conference reps
A circular from American Woolen Company asks department representatives to meet January 22 to discuss a 48 hour week. The note questions workers about support for the United Textile Workers demand and warns of reduced earnings if hours are cut.
Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Box Signed by Be. W. Grove
A vintage ad notes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets relieve feverish headaches and body pains from colds. The box bears the signature Be. W. Grove and lists 30c price.
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W. Grove
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NEW England Boys
Casualty
Philip Winsor
Devonshire St
Quincy J. Akers
Bradford, R
Thomas F. O'Connell
Hungerford Ave
Earl J. Reinhalter
Mershaw St
West Newton
Edward I. Tansey
Vernon St
Roxbury
Elmer Westgate
Shawmut Ave
New Bedford
Thomas FE. Meagan
Chalkstone Ave
Albany J. Thellan
Ewnes St
Lowell
Arthur Bourneuf
Greenville St
Haverhill
George W. Currier
Wright Ave
Medford
Markos Stanovalakis
School St
Chicopee
Chester E. Weymouth
Augusta
John F. Cavanaugh
Broadst
Valley Falls
Herman P. Eaton
Salisbury
Curtis E. Dorrie
Sunset Rd
Medford Hillside
David Beal
Clive. St
Albert H. Fowler
Ward &J
Somerville
James R. Young
Congress St
Bangor
Daniel Cullinane
Marcy’ St
Southbridge
Alderic Raymond
Winter St
Manville
R. 1
Bovinine
Rovinin
Pene Oisyered
Enon
Omny Boviwine CO
Secaeo Deas, Orca
the Bovinine Company
West Houston Street
Herbert R. Whitlock
Boston Baptist Bethel
Hanover Street
Maine
Milo, Me
David B. Tolman
Tolman
Board of Selectmen
Congress
Adamson
Spitters
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Manhattan Shirts
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hathaway
Manhattan
America
Madras
Cas
Mackinaws
Oys
Boylston Street
Boylston
Iti
Franklin
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