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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1918

Page

11

New England Boys on Casualty List

A list of service members from New England with statuses including died of wounds, severely wounded, and missing in action. Names and hometowns include Pt Ernest L. Jassett Newton Massachusetts Quincy Ansonia Bangor Springfield New Bedford Somerville Roxbury New Britain New Haven and others with 102d 101st 28th Inf 2d Cavalry units and 1st Division noted.

Casualty List Details Near-Massachusetts Involvement

War Department lists 188 names showing regular army units and Midwest National Guard regiments, notably Iowa, as main fighters. Massachusetts figures include Private Frank R. Johnson of Quincy dead of wounds May 31, and Private John H. Coyle of Brighton who died from later combat injuries. Also listed are Private Dennis J. Cullity of Somerville and Corporal John Jameson of New Bedford wounded, with Private James Mullin of Roxbury severely injured.

Middle West Iowa War Department New England 102D Infantry Connecticut Syracuse Belleau Wood Chateau Thierry Frank R. Johnson Quincy Greater Boston John H. Coyle Brighton Luneville Cantigny 101St Infantry Massachusetts 28Th Infantry Dennis J. Cullity Somerville John Jameson New Bedford 23D Infantry Granite Street Finland Fore River Quincy Draft New York City Ernest L. Jassett 7Th Light Field Artillery Louis Jassett Crescent Street Newton James Mullin I Company Leicheprey Annie Hernon Dudley Street Roxbury Galway Ireland Fremont Cottage Nahant

Army Casualty List Totals 188 Names From June Report

Washington June 13 The army casualty list shows 188 names with 19 killed in action 9 died of wounds 3 others 1 airplane accident 4 disease 137 wounded 11 missing. Names include Lieutenant John W Rhoads Payette Idaho Corporal Mart Gentry Weaver Kentucky and many others across states and cities.

Washington John W. Rhoads Payette Ida Mart Gentry Weaver Samuel J. Matheney White Sulphur Springs W. Va Jay E. Cross Chittenango N. Y Elmer Anderson South Amherst Harry E. Fonger Grand Rapids Mich Oscar C. Frank Minneapolis Theodore Will Toledo, C Joseph Zoke North Howard Street Akron

List of wounded and missing soldiers with home towns

A long roster lists soldiers by name hometown and status including Wounded Degree Undetermined and missing in action. Entries show far flung origins from Ill to Wis along with ranks such as Sergeant Corporal and Lieutenant and include towns like Warren Ohio Ath ens Alabama and Philadelphia.

Don’t Let Soap Spoil Your Hair Ad

An old advertisement urges using plain clarified coconut oil for hair washing. It argues common soaps and shampoos contain alkali that dries the scalp and makes hair brittle, while coconut oil cleanses, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft, shiny, and fluffy.

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NEW England Boys Casualty Crescent St Ball F. A Granite St C Co Harry Maybrycz Harvard Ave Ansonia Conn John Henry Coyle Parsons St I Co Inf Eddie J. Beaulieu Bangor, Me 2D Co Mach Gun Batt Div Arthur Garber Banecroft Springfield G Co the Corp Studley St Sargent Wve Frank P. Kelleher Naugatuck Dudley St Roxbury, Co Tony Richard Grove St New Britain D Co Maurice B. Fishman Greenwich St New Haven, Conn Iceland Shetland Washington, Corner Bedford Sts Gilchrists Jersey Copenhagen Mary Jane Woile Voile Dres Quincy Boy Domenico Dimasi Greensburg Penn Joseph Patrick Dugan Danastreet Taunton Mass Earl M. Guerrin East Jordan Harvard Avenue Oliver E. Norstrum Sister Bay Wis Alexander J. Roth New York James Smith Sargent, Ga Thomas H. Stineman Wabash Ind Jesse M. Robinson Washington, D. C Cook Harden Wallace Fowler Glasgow Ill Edward Quailes Dover Del Aubry A. R. Wynn Griffin, Ga James A. Bayne Grand Rapids, Mich Philip J. Waters Wentz Parks Madison, Ga Anthony Prischo Brooklyn Richard A. Newhall John W. Scott Detroit Harold K. Simon Marshall Minn Charles E.cunningham Charles Schoenthaler John T. Winters Littleton Claude Bauknight Atlanta Parkview Avenue Bangor Leon D. Bunting Walkerville Joseph F. Cely Easley S. C Preston Collins Dublin Newell B. Davis Hornell Leslie E. Ewing Chicago William M. Falvey St. Louis Charles E. Gano Wheeling Martin Gindron Galveston Tex Willard A. Gordon Winterset Edward E. Gray Harry Williams Warren, O Claude KE. Robinson Athens Ala William J. Ward William J. Allcox Depere Frederick C. Allen Portsmouth Anthony Ames Bruce Barrett Windber James Johnenston Gratiot Edward Berry Rockford Edward Bowers Ridgeway David W. Brock Cleveland Everett Bryant Pittsburg Noel Burbank Watervliet Henry C. Burch Walstonsburg N. C William E. Burns Greenville Ralph J. Carpenter Freedom Station Samuel Chaney Crandon Harry S. Clark Williamsport Ralph C. Clements Morrall Earl C. Cook Marion George Waldemar Cook Menomonie Olen Cole Boyne City Edmund Commerford Chippewa Falls Kieth Cretors St. Paris John H. Culbertson Clatskanie Ore Elmer M. Curtis Seattle Marge Hayes Starr Charles H. Heath Plattsburg Henry J. Hessen Brookfield Robert Hines Samuel M. Hodges Concord Henry Howell Lucedale Miss Harry Jones Monroe Lloyd R. Lester Marshes Simon Linienfelser Pittsboro Indianapolis Oscar Nance Ironton Toney Noack William H. Nunn San Francisco Tommie Osborne Mantee Earl Pedbury Marysville Mont William Park Corning Royce He.’ Parmeter Westport William E. Parson McAlester Okla Linsie R. Patie Rockingham John B. Paulin Chelmsford Ont Joseph ©. Person Murphysboro Allie Peterson Evansville August Petraha Russia Alvin Henry Ploetz Kaukauna Marion Podgurski Philadelphia Max H. Pontel Pewaukee Martin W. Porter Hiram, Ga Guy R. Read Portland David A. Register Graceville Fla Raymond W. Riley Baltimore John Rockwell Forestville Isaac A. Rumsey Onsted Harry Burley L. Udell Manton Henry D. Vierria Cal Joe Warner Denver Albert Wastell Oakley D. Wilson Lost Creek Tenn Basil M. Wooton Latty James A. Wyrick Piedmont William Yawn Three Rivers Richard G. Zeisler Ruthford Peterson Vinton Charley Polton Nevada Jacob L. Denlinger Gap Charles M. Beamsdorfer Lancaster Herbert D. Groves Des Moines Francis M. Harrison Woodburn Ray BP. Laberton Milo Roy R. Rees Webster City Olen B. Shawhan Earl A. Sutton Nora Springs Teddy M. Ziddnes Centerville Raymond C. Burky Tony Bichun Grove Street Lamberton Street New Vorenberg Carl Steinberg Washington Place Ozone Athletic
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