Casualty List Highlights New England Losses in War Front
The war department list shows six New England casualties from four National Guard infantry regiments on the western front. Private William C. Sweeney of South Boston was killed April 14, 1918, with a memorial Mass set for St. Vincent’s Church. Also noted: Private Stanley Woodburn, formerly of Boston, killed in action in France on April 29, and Arthur J. Phillips, Waretown, slightly wounded in the right arm while serving with the Y M C A in France.
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War Department
New England
New England National Guard
101St
102D
103D
104Th
William Charles Sweeney
East Third Street
Boston
Charles E. Speer
L Company
Ninth Infantry
Sweeney
St. Vincent's Church
West Third Streets
South Boston
Stanley Woodburn
Kk. Ll. A
F. Woodburn
Rappart Road
Seacombe
Charles Bradley Woodburn
Royal Sussex Regiment
Arthur J. Phillips
Watertown
Boston Transcript
France
Private Victor Tuttle Killed in Action
Private Victor Tuttle of Newport Maine was killed in action. Private John L. Lindsey of West End, a member of I Company 101st Infantry, who had suffered heavy losses in April, has died.
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Victor Tuttle
Newport
West End
John L. Lindsey
I Company
101St Infantry
Westfield Sentries Report on Wounded and Fallen Soldiers
Telegram from Y M C A headquarters in Paris lists Westfield youth in K Company 10th Infantry severely wounded. Other local families learn Private John I Lindsey of 101st Infantry died June 4 from May 31 wounds. Private Albert J LaRose of 16th Infantry wounded June 1. Private Wadislaus Zywocinski of 102d Infantry severely wounded. Names, ages and hometowns provided.
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Westfield
K Company
10Th Infantry
Marines' Losses Captain McCoy Killed in Action
Two New England casualties are reported as Captain James McCoy of Fall River is killed in action and a Charlestown youth dies of wounds. The brief item notes additional fallen marines from the region.
New England Boys on Casualty List
The casualty list reports Pt Victor Tuttle of Newport Missouri in the 103d Infantry killed in action died from wounds. Also Pt John L Lindsey of 60 Lowell Street Boston in the 101st Infantry severely wounded. Pt Wadislaus Zywocinski of Middletown Connecticut in the 102d Infantry wounded degree undetermined. Pt Albert J LaRose of Northampton Massachusetts 39 Holyoke Street in the 104th Infantry wounded.
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101St Infantry
Montdidier
War Department
John F. Lindsey
Lowell Street
West End
I Company
Lindsey
Albert J. LaRose
16Th Infantry
S. A. LaRose
Holyoke Street
Northampton
Sarsfield Guards
Connecticut
C Company
102D Infantry
Wadislaus Zywocinski
South Street
Middletown
Ensign Perry among Marines noted in new northwest push
The report lists Ensign Lloyd A. Perry of Pittsfield killed in a plane accident and Captain James McCoy of Fall River killed in action. It records Private Victor J. Roska of Charlestown dying of wounds on June 5, and lists numerous Marines from various states noted as killed or wounded in action and in service during the Chateau Thierry region fighting.
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Marine Corps
Syracuse
Chateau Thierry
Virgin Islands
Vera Cruz
Victor J. Roska
Gray Street
Charlestown
Roska
Everett
Casualty List Details 130 Names From War Front
Washington June 11 The army casualty list shows 130 names including 26 killed in action 8 died of wounds 3 died of accident and other causes 7 died of disease 48 wounded severely and 43 wounded degree undetermined Read across ranks from Corporal Elmer B Dommel to Emory C Smith with many locations such as Lancaster Pennsylvania Philadelphia Chicago and Brooklyn among others listed for service in the war effort.
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Washington
A Step in the Right Direction Ad at Wolf's Clothier
An advertisement announces Wolf's, "My Clothier," on Hanover and Portland streets near Washington St offering savings on wearing apparel. The brief notice emphasizes a practical fashion choice and local shopping appeal.
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Wolf’s
Hanover
Portland
Washington St
Marines List Ten Casualties In Action And Wounds
The Marine Corps released a casualty list naming ten uniformed personnel. Seven were killed in action and three died of wounds received in action. Captain James McCoy of Fall River Massachusetts is listed among the dead. Other linked names include Gunnery Sergeants Wertz and Krauz and Privates Snow Hunt Bateman Collins Roska Bierce Meralk, with addresses across Pennsylvania Michigan New Jersey Massachusetts Idaho Wisconsin and Idaho.
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Washington
Marine Corps
James McCoy
Buffington Street
Fall River
Mass
James Clair Wertz
Burnham
Penn
Frank Hamilton Snow
Anniston
Ala
Lea Wesley Hunt
Tyre
Mich
Robert Bateman
Decatur
Plainville
Henry Kirchner
Mine Brook Road
Bernardsville
N. J
John Meralk Collins
Doctor's Auto Hits and Kills Child in Belfast
A 3-year-old girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Dodge of East Belfast, was struck and killed by a car driven by Dr. E A Wilson in Belfast Maine. Witnesses say the driver did everything possible to avoid the accident which occurred tonight.
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Belfast
Fred A. Dodge
East Belfast
E.A. Wilson
War Savings and Summer Goods Promoted at Local Shops
The notice urges participation in War Savings Stamps as a significant wartime effort. It highlights the Toy Shop’s summer toys for healthy play, Reinald Werrenrath’s patriotic songs on the June Victor list, brighter bathing clothes, attractive swimsuits, and a sale of Black and White Silks from imported Hakutai. It also notes Food Administration guidance to use more corn, wheat restrictions, travel recommendations, and a travel bureau offering hotel and resort suggestions.
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Food Administration
Harriman Repeats as Boston Chamber President in 1918
Henry S. Harriman was re-elected president of the Boston Chamber of Commerce by the board of directors. New officers named include John R. Macomber as first vice president and George R. Nutter as second vice president, with Edward J. Frost as treasurer and James A. McKibben as secretary. The executive committee for 1918 1919 includes Remick Fay Bullock Kendall Frost Nutter and Macomber. Harriman first joined the chamber in 1915 as second vice president and has since served as vice president and president.
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Henry S. Harriman
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
John R. Macomber
Harris, Forbes & Co., Inc
George R. Nutter
Dunbar, Nutter & McClennen
Edward J. Frost
William Filene’s Sons Company
James A. McKibben
Frank W. Remick
Frederic H. Fay
Charles J. Bullock
Henry P. Kendall
Henry I. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Dresser Describes a Cheap Fireless Cooker
Mrs. Horatio W. Dresser demonstrates an inexpensive fireless cooking device at the National Civic Federation House on Boston Common, using a 60 pound butter firkin and simple materials to create heat retention. The unit costs about 20 cents in total, including 10 cents for the firkin parts and 114 yards of cotton cloth, with step by step assembly using newspapers sawdust cardboard and excelsior.
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National Civic Federation
Boston Common
Horatio W. Dresser
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Pittsfield
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Pineville
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Birmingham
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Cincinnati
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New York
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Marceline
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Gastonia
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Avoca
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Delta
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Wyola
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Palo
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Fontanelle
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Casper
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Centerville
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Milwaukee
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Centreville
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John T. Costello
Binghamton
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Lancaster
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Galivants Ferry
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Ravenwood
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Philadelphia
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Wausau
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Athens
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Tamaqua
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Okla
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Shelbyville
Ind
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Canton, CO
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Cleveland
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N. Y
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Rocky Mount
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Levering
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San Francisco
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Detroit
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Cleves, O
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Grodno
Russia
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Framingham
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Oldenburg
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Sauk City
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Horatio, Ark
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Bethel
Tenn
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Cage Street
Bennington
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Franklinvile
Alexander Miller
Raymond
Miss
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Huntington,n. Y
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Brooklyn, N. Y
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Brooklyn
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James J. Lawrence
Atlanta
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Greenfield
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Sullivan
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Kresman
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Gilbert Ward
McDavid
Fla
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Scranton
Harry
H. Givens
Parkersburg
Fred R. Abney
Kennett
Goudis Atanasoff
Jackson
Henry QO. Beavers
Johnson City
Ill
Hlendry Boroski
Buffalo
Clark I. Bunting
Montpelier
John W. Erwin
William Patrick Griffin
van Buren Hair
Flease
Charlie G. Hardee
Loris
S. C
James Hartney
Minneapolis
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Huntsville
Texas
Herbert Hinkle
Lily
Henry L. Link
Menomonee
Harry McCann
Edgarton
Elmer W. McFee
Charlotte, Mich
Emory C. Smith
Denton
Tex
Max Krauz
Berlin
Victor Joseph Roska
Jerome Arthur Bierce
Spirit Lake
Idaho
Jordan Marsh Company
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Lafayette
H. W. Dresser
Bovinine
the Bovinine CO
West Houston St
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