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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1918

Page

3

101st and 102d Inf in Action Before Cantigny

New England troops of the 101st and 102d Infantry and their batteries attacked before Cantigny on June 19, routing German machine gun nests that had troubled Montdidier positions. The casualty list shows heavy losses for New England units, with 28 of 119 names from those two regiments.

New England 101St 102D Cantigny Montdidier New Stoneham Charles K. Buck 101St Infantry France Austria America G Company Old Sixth Lowell Uncle Sam Buck Norman F. Hunt William F. Hunt 101St Field Artillery Pond Street Edwin F. Stanton Stratford Avenue Bridgeport 102D Infantry Frank A. Stanton Irving Navy

New England Casualty List Records Many Recruits

A long casualty bulletin lists soldiers from New England and nearby states with statuses including Died of Disease, Wounded Severely, Prisoner, and Slightly Wounded. Names span Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and beyond with units such as 101st Inf and 102d Inf.

Army Casualty List Totals 71 Names for June 9

Washington reports 71 army casualties including 11 killed in action 7 died of wounds 3 died of disease and 50 others for June 9. The list enumerates service members by cause at the war front.

Washington

Marines List 48 Casualties and Missing in Action

The Marine Corps casualty list shows 48 names: 4 killed in action, 2 died of wounds, 41 wounded severely, 1 missing. Officers and enlisted personnel from multiple states named, including Corporals Henry K. Smith and Gorge T. Bishop, Privates Lindsey and Morse, and Captain Lloyd W. Williams among others.

Washington Marine Corps Henry K. Smith Larksville Penn Leonard L. Wright Gainesville N. Y Clinton S. Lindsey San Marcos Tex Fred B. Morse Fast Bridgewater Mass Robert D. McGiffert Topeka Kan eGorge T. Bishop New York Gerald E. Greenwood Dunningville Mich John F. Pinson St. Louis David L. Spaulding Hood River Ore John J. Mulqueen Ridgewood N. J Elmer B. Asher John A. Skren Mathers Street Cincinnati Norwood B. Boles Merion Station Jesse J. Callaghan Grafton Ill Paul E. Coddington Middletown Ohio Orville I. Camp Sheffield Arnold A. Conklin Vesper Wis Simon Davis Hemet Cal Frederick D. Fallon Arlington Heights Thomas M. Fannon Philadelphia Henry E. Harris Atlanta Atlanta, Ga.; Irwin D. Harris, Green Bay, Wis Lambert V. Hitlinger Leavenworth Paul R. Herbig Sidney B. Hill Reche Harbor Wash Howard Hendrik Scrawford Avenue Chicago Henry W. Huntley Cleveland, CO Jerry P. Jeter Dresden Tenn William J. Kimbel Marion Ind Lyall D. Kings

Casualty Totals From War Department and Marines Rise

Washington June 30 The War Department and Marine Corps report American expeditionary forces casualties at 10 383 with 9 131 in the army and 1 252 in the Marine Corps Army losses include 1 287 died of disease 465 wounded in action 2 005 missing and 179 killed in action Marines show wounded in action missing in action and other categories for the week 497 army casualties reported this week vs 549 last week.

Washington War Department Marine Corps Army

American Troops Reported Active in France Fronts

General Pershing's communique details raiding and patrolling by American forces in Picardy and the Marne sector. It notes 36 prisoners taken in Picardy, heavy enemy losses, repulsed German raiding in the Vosges, and increased German artillery and air activity around Chateau Thierry. It also honors Ambulance Section No. 675 for rapid evacuation of the wounded under bombardment.

Washington Pershing War Department Picardy Vosges Marne Chateau Thierry Torcy Belleau, Clerembauts Marsette Torey Civry Petret Belleau Wood Hill 204 Laroche Wood Torchy United States Army Ambulance Section United States Army Ambulance Section No. 675 French Army Corps American Automobile Sanitary Section 575 Moore

39 Bodies Recovered After Sioux City Fire

In Sioux City the Raff building collapse remains deadly with 39 bodies recovered and estimates suggesting about 50 people were killed when the structure and two nearby buildings fell yesterday as firemen and volunteers continued searching the debris today.

Sioux City Raff

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