New England Boys Shil In Battle 26th Division Losses
The 26th Division adds three Greater Boston men to the casualties in France as Private George J. McDonald of Roxbury is missing and Privates Michael Gaeta of Revere and Michael Mazzoni of the North End are severely wounded. Lieutenant Henry Ware Clarke of Newton, Harvard 1918 graduate, is reported killed in action near Chateau Thierry. Private Alphonsus J. McGrath of Chestnut Hill is presumed dead after missing since Cambrai. The list includes many others from New England and across the country as the war effort continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Paris
Channel
Boston
101St Infantry
War Department
George J. McDonald
Rockland Street
Roxbury
Michael Gaeta
Vane Street
Revere
Michael Mazzoni
Margaret Street
North End
Alphonsus J. McGrath
Chestnut Hill
Cambrai
103D Infantry
Waterville
Louis P. Triall
New
Henry Ware Clarke
Newton
Harvard
Charles A. Clarke
Clarke
16Th Infantry
Ambrai
McGrath
Timothy McGrath
Boylston Street
Chestnut Till
New York
P Company
Wth Engineers
Brookline
Wentworth Institute
A. Roxbury
Patrick J. McDonald
Parker Street
AlcDonald
Young
Mission Church
Rachel McDonald
France
Amillio Gaeta
Prince Street
Gaeta
McKinley Grammar School
Luigi
Old Fifth Regiment
Batels- Thelen Shoe Manufacturing Company
Chelsea
Italy
George McDonald
Mass
Fleming McG. Foresman
Bardolph
Casualty List Names Soldiers From Several States
Corporal William H. De Laney of Troy New York and Corporal William F. Hatcher of Oxnard California are listed as casualties. Private Roy H. Eaton is from Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. de Laney
Troy
N. Y
William F. Hatcher
Oxnard
Cal
Roy H. Eaton
Omaha
Sues for Lost Love of Wife in Essex Court
Raymond F. Tozier of Philadelphia formerly Ipswich files two 1,000 suits in Essex County Superior Court at Salem. One names George V. Green of Ipswich and the other Harriet M. Green of Ipswich, alleging wrongfully sought to injure his society and alienate his wife Beatrice G. Tozier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond F. Tozier
Philadelphia
Forerly
Ipswich
Essex County
Salem
George Vs. Green
Gteer
Harriet M. Green
New England Boys on Casualty List
Names and statuses of servicemen from New England towns reported as killed, missing, or seriously wounded. Henry Ware Clark of Newton Mach Gun Co is presumed dead. Alphonsus J. McGrath of Chestnut Hill is missing. George J. McDonald of Roxbury is missing. Michael Gaeta of Revere severely wounded. Michael Mazzoni of Boston listed as missing. Louis P. Triall of Waterville Me listed as missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard D. Hill
Cleburne
Tex
Bernard C. Wolcott
Binghamton
N. Y
Charles J. Jerauld
Peoria
Ill
Victor EK. Bergfaik
Grove City
Minn
Neil EK. Callahan
Minto
N. D
Michael Gaeta
Revere
Mass
Harry Marvin Hulbert
Solvay
Corllo Lori
Butte
Mont
William Marienscheck
Henry Ware Clark
Washington , St., Newton, Mach
16Th Inf
Vane St
Revere. A Co
Michael Mazzoni
Margaret St
Boston
Rec
Louis P. Triall
Waterville
E Co
Harvard Aviator Killed Over Foggia Italy
Harvard confirms Lieutenant Livingston Low Baker a 1918 graduate from California was killed Saturday while flying over Foggia Italy. His sister notified Cambridge of his death. Baker led the banjo club in college and enlisted with the nation’s entry into the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Livingston Low Baker
Foggia
Italy
Cambridge
Baker
Manchester Man A Run Prisoner
Sergeant Patrick Burke of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers, a Manchester resident and baseball player, has been captured by the Germans. Burke joined the British army on 19 August 1914 and has been noted as missing several times in official reports received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Burke of Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Patrick Burke
The
Royal Lublin Fusiliers
John Burke
4 Front Street
Otfs
Burke
German Generals Retired on Half Pay
Four German generals named by the Berlin Kreuz Zeitung have been retired on half pay. The officers listed are von Kehler von Helchow Bromers and von Wurob. The report is dated London June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin Kreuz Zeitung
von Kehler
von Helchow
Bromers
von Wurob
Also Mentioned on This Page
England
Chateau Thierry
Chicago
Flo
Warvard
Flattsburg
Plattsburg
Neh
Richard Ellis
Janesville
Wis
Charles
Kirby
Wappapellow
Carl A. Parr
Nicholson
Penn
August Scemster
Erie
A. P. H. Sage
Memphis
Tenn
Sanford CC
Eichher
Elmore, Minn
Archie Swann
Herbert, Sask
Canada
Carl H. Bartlett
Dundee
James T. Baker
Novinger
Walter Green
Homerville
David Stromberg
Wagoner
Walter BE
Wilhelm
Woodlawn
Thomas A. Price
Nevada, Mo
Jewel Read
LaGrange, Ga
Lee R. Irish
Indianapolis
Samuil
Anglin
Fort Wayne
Ind
Raleigh Knorr
Polson
Mexrt
Hcorace H. Swickard
Toronto
Ohio
Green
Lozier
George J. M’donald
Roxbury Bay
I Company
Mist Infantry
Michael Mazzont
Kosten
Michaet
Revere Bay
Alphonsus J. M.gratin
Egineers
Edward J. Doherty
Newton Centre
Germany
Henry W. Clark
Bailey Co
Bailey’s
Wwe
the Ginter Co
C. B. Brown Co., Inc
Ier
Wm.elliott
Oran
Formosa
Dix
Wisconsin
Union
St. Its
Washingon Stores
Quick Re United
Gretas Food
JIN Linensee Mas
Washington
Brondald
Tremonston Adams
Sesciaity
Tremont St
Casualty
Ottawa
J. Cranston
South Barre
P. Saint Don
Lewiston
G. Smiter
Methuen
J. Morgan
St. Johnsbury
R. W. Steeves
Arlington Heights
Sues
NEW England Boys
Boylston St
B Co
11Th
Eng
Rockland St
I Co
101St Inf
Houston
Washington Street
Temple Place
So-Co-Ny
Standard Oil Company OF
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