New England Keeps Toll High in Foch Counteraction
The casualty list from July 14 to 18 shows many New England veterans of the 26th Division wounded or killed in the early stages of General Foch's surprise counterattack near Soissons. Officers and men from the 101st and 102d Infantry, 14th Infantry, and 102d Machine Gun Battalion are named among the dead and severely wounded, with Lt Col Clark R. Elliott of the 18th Infantry noted as killed in action near Soissons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Foch
101St Infantry
K Company
I Company
14Th Infantry
102D Infantry
2Th
Clark R. Elliott
18Th Infantry
Soissons
Vermont
Fast Longmeadow
Field Artillery
William F. Kelley
Haverhill
Clark R Elliott
East Longmeadow
Springfield
Elliott
F Company
Third Cavalry
15Th
Minnesota National Guard
35Th Infantry
Philippines
10Th Infantry
United States
Fourth Infantry
Pershing
Mexico
France
Ohio
Burlington
Judge Co. B. Elliott
Minneapolis
War Casualties and Missing In Action List From 101st Infantry
War casualty notices name Private G B Cumerford and Private Raphael Paone among others killed in action and missing in France. The list includes First Lieutenant Robert Crandall of Stamford Connecticut and Private Albert Pyne of North Walpole New Hampshire, with addresses and prior service details. The notices cover multiple units and regions, detailing family connections and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Crandall
Stamford
Conn
Charles H. Crandall
Connecticut Field Artillery
New England Boys on Casualty List
Lt Col Clark R Elliott 60 Wilmot St Springfield and others listed from Massachusetts Rhode Island and New Hampshire in the 101st Infantry and related units. Names include George B Comerford Henry W De Rusha Charles Stephen Meyers Albert N Pyne Charles H Crandall Harold G Arms Philip W Davis George H Mealy Alfred V Anderson Edwin T Armstrong among reported casualties with one previously reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark R. Elliott
Wilmot St
Springfield
18Th Inf
George B. Comerford
Academy Ave
Providence
Mach. Gun Co
Henry W. de Rusha
Walnut St
Newton Highlands
Mach
Charles Stephen Meyers
East Warren
R. I
Albert N. Pyne
Walpole
N. H
Free Ice Distribution Starts in Boston
Food Administration head Endicott with James J. Phelan and the Massachusetts Ice Dealers' Association organized free ice at five congested district stations. Certs from physicians or charitable institutions allowed the poor to receive ice at less than cost, drawing thousands in lines to keep milk and food fresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endicott
James J. Phelan
Massachusetts Ice Dealers’ Association
Boston
Hartford Boy Now in EUN Prison Camp
Hartford July 29 Mr and Mrs Joseph Lacourciere of 12 Fairmount street have received a letter from their son Corporal Royal Lacourciere 20 years old L Company 102d Infantry captured April 20 in the battle of Leicheprey and held in the prison camp at Darmstadt where he says he has been fortunate in being made an interpreter of French and English in the camp hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Mealy
K Company
1011St Infantry
George W. Mealy
Cohasset
Europe
Henry W. de Rusha
Charles de Rusha
Walnut Street
Newton Highlands
101St Infantry
Plattsburg, N. Y
Joseph Sweetser
France
A. P. Haynes
Howard Street
Haverhill
23D Infantry
Charles A. O'Connell
Bartley Street
Wakefield
H Company
104Th Infantry
King’s Royal Dragoon Guards
Eighth Massachusetts
Annie Butler
Clarence M. Perkins
99 Cross Street
Winchester
D Company
307Th Infantry
John Turano
Westerly
R. I
Santo Turano
Bradford
R. A. Sherman’s Sons Company
Worcester
Syracuse
N. Y
Royal Lacourciere
L Company
102D Infantry
Leicheprey
Darmstadt
Boy Hit by Auto Suffers Broken Jaw
Four year old Raymond Martin of West Somerville is hospitalized at Boston City with a broken jaw and possible skull fracture after a 7:45 pm collision with a car driven by Mrs. Gladys M. Snow of Arlington. The incident occurred opposite 959 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Martin
Walker Street
West Somerville
Boston City Hospital
Gladys M. Snow
Massachusetts Avenue
Arlington
Broadway
Brookline Town Workers Win Daily Wage Increase
The Brookline Selectmen voted at a special meeting to raise town workers pay from 3 to 3.25 per day with immediate effect. The move follows a petition from the Town Men's Union led by president Michael O'Neil and secretary Stephen Ryan citing high living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline Selectmen
Townmen’s Union
Michael O'Neil
Stephen Ryan
Ex Premiers testify on Malvy trial in Paris
Viviani Briand and Ribot, former heads of government, testified on the Louis Malvy interior ministry case in Paris. Viviani defended Malvy from Caillaux links, Briand recalled plans to keep Malvy out but then trusted him, and Ribot said no improper action occurred during their three years together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Paris
Vivieani
Briand
Ribot
Louis J. Malvy
Interior
Council
M. Malvy
Interior Department
M. Viviani
M. Caillaux
Malvy
Also Mentioned on This Page
England
Col
C. R. Elliott
Musician A. V. Anderson
Alfred V. Anderson
Mary Anderson
High Street
Holyoke
E. T. Armstrong
Edwin T. Armstrong
Kidderminster
John F. Armstrong
West Street
Clinton
Lancaster Mills
Ninth
Massachusetts Infantry
Bigelow Hartshorn Carpet Company
Sergt
G. H. Mealy
H. W. de Rusha
Chauncey D. Walker
Abbie Walker
Belchertown
Lieut. W. T. Hobbs
Warren T. Hobbs
Aviation Corps
Lafayette Escadrille
Hobbs
Dartmouth
Wilbur W. Hobbs
Berwick Street
Private Joseph Sweetser
R. A. Corey
Ralph A. Corey
101St Field Artillery
George Corey
Humboldt Avenue
Roxbury
Lewis Grammar School
Somerville
Adams Express Company
C. S. Meyers
Elizabeth Meyers
Edwin D. Armstrong
The
List Infantry
G. B. Cumerford
George B. Cumerford
Elizabeth J. Pendleton
Academy Avenue
Technical High School
Brown University
Private Raphael Paone
Raphael Paone
Seicheprey
Angelo Caizza
Grand Street
Middletown
International Silver Company
Meriden
2D Company
1St Infantry
Lieut
R. F. Crandall
A. N. Pyne
North Walpole
George M. Pyne
Bellows Falls
Eighth
First Vermont Infantry
Vermont Farm Machine Company
Lieut. C. B. Starks
Charles B. Starks
EB. R. Starks
Leeds
Starks
Chicago
Illinois National Guard
M Company
131St Infantry
Matthew J. Sweeney
Boston Printing Pressmen’s Union 67
Old
Fighting
Logan
Corporal C. A. O'Connell
Private
C. M. Perkins
Private John Turano
Wagoner
Harold G. Arms
William H. Arms
Crystal Avenue
Clinton, Co
101St Inf
Humboldt Ave
Bnt
101St F. A
Roy L. Howe
Woodlawn Terrace
Waterbury
Raphael Payne
Grand St
2D Co
Inf. Corp
G Co
Berwick St
Worcester Aviation Corps
Howard St
Haverhill. Co
George A. Waldo
West Paulet Vt
H Co
Richard F. Lenz
South Beacon St
Hartford
John Furman
Gold St
New Britain
Salvatore Girgenti
Main St
D Co
John V. Hastings
Elder St
Dorchester
C Co
101St Signal Corps
Donald A. Henry
Millinocket
Edward Hogan
Boston St
Lynn
I Co
James H. Lewis
West Springfield St
Anthony Myzencky
Hart St
Bartley St
Teffafie Petrebski
Silver St
New Haven
B Co
Walter C. Smith
North School St
Manchester
Frank I. Wieczorek
Farmington Ave
Harrigan Wilson
South
John F. Wisnom
Chambers St
N. A
Eng
Albert Kantack
George E. Maher
Highland Ave
Malden
L Co
Walter A. Guild
Blue Hill Ave
John Joseph Manning
South Acton
Clifford L. Herring
Prospect St
Rockville
M Co
Clayton A. Barrows
Lyme
Harry McKenzie
Gray Hanrahan
Bridgeport
7Th
Clarence E. Perkins
99 Cross St
Winchester, D Co
307Th Inf
R. I. I Co
Inf
Boxford
Xion
Lars
America
United Shirt & Collar CO
TROY
Mien
WOLFE
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Washington Street
Union Street
Vieiane
Borax
Kellogg's Krumbles
Food Administration
Adverti
Ment
NEW England Boys
Casualty
Philip W. Davis
West Newton
Cohasset, Co
High St
Holyoke, Har. Co
West
EUN
Joseph Lacourciere
Fairmount
Brookline
Jordan Marsh Company
Arthur B. M’cormick
Waltham
Borie