New England Marines suffer heavy losses at Belleau Wood
The Belleau Wood battles add four New England Marines killed and four severely wounded to New England’s honor roll. Names include Corporal Francis J. Dockx of Boston born in Belgium and several from Massachusetts Connecticut and Rhode Island. Casualties span 101st and 102d Infantry along with Marine units as the war effort continues.
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Belleau Wood
Chateau-Thierry
New England
101St Infantry
M Company
Hudson
102D Infantry
South Boston
United States Marines
Francis J. Dockx
Boston
Belgium
Syracuse
Casualty List Shows 119 Names With Broad Range Of Wounds
Washington June 14 The army casualty list lists 119 names including 29 killed in action 5 died of wounds 3 died of accident 6 died of disease 70 wounded severely 1 wounded undetermined 5 missing in action and a civilian among the entries Officers include Captain Frank W Hulett Lewiston Maine Lieutenant Ernest Francis Sexton Darien Conn and Lieutenant George C Muscio Waterbury Conn among the wounded are Lieutenants Sexton and Muscio with multiple sergeants corporals and privates from many states named in the long roster.
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Henry C. Shaw
Cambridge
Harold W. Tucker
Providence
France
Darmstadt
Germany
American Red Cross
Z. R. Tucker
Kerne
Switzerland
Ernest F. Sexton
2Nd Infantry
Patrick Sexton
Darien
Conn
Custer
Stamford High
Washington
Frank W. Hulett
Lewiston
Ernest Francis Sexton
George C. Muscio
Waterbury
Niches Street
Michael Dara Capsack
Chicago
Joseph H. Carlson
Idaho
Vincent M. Lenahan
Waterford
N. Y
Romulus Meeman
LaSalle
Ill
Frank J. Michael
St. Louis
Ray A. Noyd
Waterloo
Mont
Thomas J. Powers
Garden City
Kas
Charles Reedey
Sioux Cuy
Samuel B. Rottenberg
New York
Morris Salner
Jersey City
N. J
Nicholas Schneider
Souckatchis
Russia
Buford Stewart
Manafile
Ala
Fidessy Zitinetz
Laona
Wis
New England Boys on Casualty List in War Updates
Casualty list from New England shows multiple soldiers killed in action and missing in action. Names include Lt Ernest Francis Sexton Richard S Conover Pt Ernest Godreau George Muscie Robert L Collins Paul E Jones Carl Roche Fred J Ryan Harold G Thompson Homer Brouillette Stephen Hurtuk Myles F Ralls James T Mahoney Gerald Maloney Frederick R Hyde Teodor Nowoelski Edward N Pope Clarefice H Riedle Charles F Sturgeon. Units cited include 23d Inf 102d Inf 101st Inf 16th Inf and 305th Inf Corp.
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James Rallis
Grand Street
Lowell
St. Patrick’s Boys’ School
M Company
10St Infantry
Fred J. Ryan
101St Infantry
Richard Ryan
12Th Street
Edward N. Ryan
Medical Reserve Corps
Paul FE. Jones
1011St Infantry
Harvard
Fifth Massachusetts Infantry
Frank Jones
George C. Muscio
Grove Street
Waterbury Conn
Robert I. Collins
Hewitt Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Oliver R. Davis
Yonkers
N. Y
Roy Dunbar
Chicago
Garet J. Finegan
New Brunswick
N. J
Jeremiah Sheehy
Lytracrompane
Ireland
Lloyd Sundeen
Kerkhoven
Minn
Tony Bratczak
Leigh E. Busler
South Charleston
Earl Garrett
Windsor
Ill
Wilbur F. Hanson
Brooklyn
William Hetzel
Congress Park
Paul I. Jones
Mass
Jacob Kaufman
John Lyden
Lettertrack
Carl Roche
Hudson
Twelfth Street
John J. Stetz
Harold G. Thompson
Arch Street
Milwaukee
Frank Cunningham
Ballymore
Johnnie Damron
Fort Gay
W. Va
Ira Flood
Shepherdsville
Rob C. Gatewood
Paducah
Roy M. Glen
Farley
Antonio Grassi
Italy
Paul Grimes
Greencastle
Ind
Louis Guilbeau
Arnaudville
Martin Hasset
Lewis F. Hicks
Naples
Tex
Stephen H. Hurtnk
Penbrook Street
Bernard E. Jackson
Albert S. Jester
Galveston
Homer Jones
London
William C. Kemp
Crump
Tenn
William H. McComb
Newcastle
Penn
John J. Malone
Philadelphia
George Mantas
Tooele
Utah
Chris F. Mazzini
Santa Barbara
Cal
Isaac D. Miller
Denison
Frank H. Mills
Millburn
Alexander Moorhead
New York
George IL. Nugent
Silver Springs
Arthur Olson
William H. Osborn
Troy
Lee Peters
Earnestville
Myles F. Ralls
Rodney Ricketts
Sanders
Leonardo
Ruch
Buena Vista
John Schoepke
Fond du Lac
Wis
Clarence Soran
Bay City
Mich
Julius W. Schleuter
North Menomonie
Barney Sheveland
Scandinavia
John Shutovich
Joseph Socha
Minneapolis
Jack Srok
Youngstown
Earnest Strickland
Center
Martin Walsh
Richmond
Joseph Wasilewski
Depue
Frank E. Wesberry
Woodville
Miss
Cuigi Soldo
Pittsburg
Peter P. Wisiolowski
John Zuba
Paul E. Jones
M Co
Walnut St
Madson
Corp
12Th St
Arch St
New Britain
Homer Brouillette
Rand St
North Adams
Stephen H. Hurtuk
Pembroke St
F Co
Grand St
James T. Mahoney
Waldo St
Somerville
A Co
Frederick R. Hyde
Chester
B Co
Teodor Nowoelski
Union City
G Co
Edward N. Pope
Hardwick
Clarefice H. Riedle
Divinity St
Bristol
D Co
Charles F. Sturgeon
Mill St
Adventist and Baptist church notices in Somerville Boston area
A dense list of church services across Boston and Somerville with pastors, service times, and sermon titles. Includes Adventist on Putnam Street Somerville, Baptist churches on Warren Avenue and Tremont, plus multiple Congregational and spiritualist meetings with locations, leaders, and themes.
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Adventist Advent Christian Church
Putnam Street
Somerville
F. F. Banks
Warren Avenue Tabernacle Baptist Church
West Canton St
Herbert S. Johnson
D. D
Frank B. Haggard
C. A. Gay
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Montgomery Streets
William Allan
Miss Landers
Boston
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
New England
Stra Gers
Cortland Myers
Lotus
Lamson
Fairbanks
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Austen Kennedy de Blois
Dudley Street Baptist Church
George R. Stair
Dudley Street
Brookline
Beacon
Gifford
Ruggles Street Baptist Church Brotherhood
Charles FE. Eaton
Christadelphian
Christadelphians
Odd Fellows
Berkeley
Tremont Streets
Christadellphians
Elks
Cambridge
Magazine Street
Central Square
Szentist
First Church
Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
God the Preserver of Man
Congregational
Conrad
Menning
John Hermannud
Dende
Central Church
Newbury Streets
First
Marlboro Streets
W. L. Sperry
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Ernest Graham Guthrie
Shawmut
West Brookline
Mark Warne Williams
Ceights of Malta
Arthc
Old South Church
Copley Square
Edward M. Noyes
Newton Centre
Willis H. Butler
Episcopal
ST. Paul
Rving
Johnson
Coloado
John S. Moses
Tensong
Rew
Associated Bible Students
Joy Street
William Kimball
Children of Light
Henry W. Pinkham
Wesleyan Hall
Boylston Et
Tare
ALL Nations' Church
Morgan Memorial
Shawmut Avenue
Thomas van Ness
Pisxler
Seavey Hall
H. C. Martin
The
Universal Spiritual Church
Huntington Ave
Huntington Chambers Hall
Frederick Nicholson
Howard Chambers
Harry Wilkins
Stewart Hall
Professor Young
H. Redding
Huntington Avenue
Hell
Circle
Adele ©. Williams
Bible Spiritual Church
Tremont Street
Church Higher
Pearl Street
J. E. Armstrong
Lunte Reports to Cleveland After Injury Recovery
Harry Lunte, infielder drafted from Mobile Southern Association, joined manager Lee Fohl in Cleveland after recovering from an injury suffered at his St Louis home before the spring training trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harry Lunte
Mobile Southern Association
Lee Fohl
Lunte
St. Louis
Marine Casualty List Reports 62 Names from France
Washington June 14 A Marine Corps casualty list of 62 names released today marks a major tally since Marines joined the fighting in France Eight killed in action six died of wounds and 48 severely wounded The list includes Lt Max D Gilfillian and several corporals and privates from diverse towns and states amid heavy German assaults near Chateau Thierry and continuing Marine operations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marine Corps
France
Chateau Thierry
Max D. Gilfillian
St. Johnsbury
Vice Raid Roundup Netted Ten Arrests in Boston
Ten arrests were made in a joint police and military vice raid in Boston last night. Five of those detained were men, with many familiar faces missing from Tremont Row’s midnight parade.
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Boston
Tremont Row
Nan alias known figure among Tremont street arrested
Officers of Station 2 detained a man known as Nan in latest fashion. One man faced idle and disorderly charges at Station 3. Stations 1 2 and 4 held several inmates. A young woman claiming Elizabeth Barnes attempted suicide by leaping from Central Court rail into the detention area. Court Officer Hill restrained her.
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Station 2
Nan
Central Court
Hill
Central Court Siege Yields Arrests of Forty Women and Painted Men
Police sweep ends with over 40 women arrested in a Thursday night roundup. The event, described as a siege of incongruous immortality, included several painted men aged 1 to 30 and women aged 17 to 60. Many cases postponed to avoid injustice. two to six month terms imposed. one girl discharged for insufficient evidence.
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McGilvray
O’donnell
Central Court
Golf Team Match Today Between Lexington and Concord Clubs
The first in a two match club series, Lexington Golf Club hosts Concord Country Club this afternoon at Lexington club golf links in North Lexington. The return fixture is set for Saturday afternoon at Concord’s golf course. A separate tournament is listed for Arlington Heights at Arlmont Golf Club.
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Lexington Golf Club
Concord Country Club
Lexington Club
North Lexington
Concord Golf Links
Arlmont Golf Club
Arlington Heights
Quiet Opposition Halts Fall Racing Dates Bid
Latonia Kentucky June 14 The State Racing Commission heard no request for fall racing dates due to organized opposition from Louisville groups including the Rotary Club and the Ministers Association.
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Latonia
State Racing Commission
Louisville
Rotary Club
Ministers’ Association
Cue Champion Dead
Frank Sherman former world's champion pocket billiard player died at his Washington home. He had been defeated by Clearwater and De Oro in Boston for the world title.
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Washington
Frank Sherman
Clearwater and
de Oro
Boston
Marine Corps List Names Wounded and Detachment Details
Marine Corps list items include Corp Francis J Dockx of South Boston under 66th Company 5th Regiment 2d Division severely wounded Lt Max D Gilfillan of St Johns bury Vermont. Corp Albert M Grant of Prospect street Amesbury. Pt John R McCarthy of 24 Det South Boston.
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Max D. Gilfillan
Marine Corps
Texas College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts
Texas College
Vermont
Charles J. Gilfillan
St. Johnsbury
Fifth Regiment
Marine Forces
France
Francis J. Dockx
Dunham St
South
Boston
St. Johnsbury, Vt
66Th Co
5Th Regt
2D Div
Albert M. Grant
Prospectet
Amesbury
John R. McCarthy
South Boston
List of names and locations among service personnel
A long roster lists many service members with varied hometowns and states. The names include Cecil A Welliams Akeskill North Carolina Sgt Paul J Robinett Hartville Missouri Corporals Bert C Smith Dewitt Michigan and others with varied addresses and roles such as Charles A Lewis pharmacist's mate serving with marines.
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Murray City
William T. Hayden
Hermansville
Henry J. de Chant
Adrian
Mich
Richard A. Powers, Jr
Cincinnati
Daniel W. George
Greensburg
Penn
John F. McCarthy
West Fifth Street
South
Boston
Mass
Claude Marcus
Chicago
Gilbert Cigcero Hudson
Atlanta
Atlanta, Ga.; Arthur Fistler, Sheboygan, Wis.; John T. Evans
Rufus H. Skinner
Camden
N. Y
Richard E. Johnson
Harry D. Wolf
Haven
Kas
Forrest N. Racey
Caldwell, O
Zell Goldberg
Minneapolis
Wheatland
Cal
Charles E. Nelson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Walter H. Smith
Winston-Salem
Harold Williams
West Exeter
Joan Malkas
Sidney Rollins
New Orleans
I.a
Raymond Hartman
Rochester
Joseph L. Morris
Palmetto
Joseph A. Dwyer
Covington
Frank Trinka
Astoria
Flower Day for Palestine Drives 500 Volunteers in Boston
A Flower Day for Palestine mobilizes 500 volunteers to sell flowers on Boston streets to raise funds for the Palestine restoration and Italian relief. Boston aims for 100000 dollars with nearly 60000 already raised, district HQs listed across East Boston, South End, West End, Charlestown, Revere, Roxbury, Dorchester, Downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Boston
Palestine Restoration Fund
Italy
East Boston
Rubin
Meridian Street
South End
Rebecca Krilow
Florence Street
West End
Susan Stern
Jewish People's Institute
Chambers Street
Charlestown
Libby Jacobson
Congregation Beth Jacob
Main Street
Major Berry Seriously Wounded in Action in France
Major Benjamin S. Berry of New York is listed among seriously wounded in France. He is the son of former Pennsylvania State Treasurer William Berry, now Philadelphia port collector. An Annapolis graduate, Berry served in the Vera Cruz landing party in 1914. his wife was Minnie Parence of Berlin New Hampshire.
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George (. Muscie
Waterbury
102D Infantry
Carl Allan Roche
E. Leonard
Houghton Street
Hudson
M Company
Fifth Massachusetts Infantry
1011St
Mexican
New York
Benjamin S. Berry
Marine Corps
France
William Berry
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Major Berry
Minnie Parence
Berlin
N. H
Annapolis
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Chicago American infielder drafted into national army
Patrick Har grove utility infielder for the Chicago Americans is drafted from Wichita Kansas. He is the tenth member of the club to join the colors.
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Chicago
Patrick Hargrove
Chicago Americans
National Army Tonight
Wichita
Kan
Colors
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L Company
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Pembroke Street
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James Dockx
Dunham Street
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Prospect Street
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Lawrence McCarthy
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Paris
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Newnan
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Jefferson, O
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la Cygne
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Council Bluffs
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Brancon
Iowa
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Baltimore
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Grove St
Waterbury, Conn
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