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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1918

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Chicago Patrick Hargrove Chicago Americans National Army Tonight Wichita Kan Colors

Also Mentioned on This Page

NEW England Marines Massachusetts Agricultural College Plattsburg Training Camp Cavalry Camp Upton Robert L. Collins L Company 305Th Infantry Margaret Miller Tiewitt Street Victor Hurtuk Pembroke Street Pratt Institute 102D Wes Marines Suffolk Engraving Company Atlantic Avenue Joseph James Dockx Dunham Street Albert Morrison Grant Ernest Grant Prospect Street Amesbury High School John McCarthy Lawrence McCarthy D Street Thompson Richard S. Conover James P. Conover St. Luke's Church East Greenwich R. I St. Paul’s School Newport Henry Colt Conover Red Cross Navy Henry Henrickes Alice ©. Mahoney Waldo Street Fifth Infantry Bunker Hill Street Ernest Godreau Market Street Derry Henry Brouillette Randstreet War Department Brouillette Canada 16Th Infantry Gerald Maloney Paris John Maloney Edward American Express Company Ernest L. Jassett Newton Boy 7Th Field Artillery Private Myles F. Balls Lowell Boy 1St Infantry Casualty Gordon Ward Bates Shelby, Mich John H. Coyle Parson Street Brighton Frank E. Malone Mt. Horeb Clyde Millard Montherlier John A. Stange Columbus Willie Couch Newnan James Dodin Chattanooga William F. Foster Willowbar Okla Wade Holden Jefferson, O Clarence S. Partridge la Cygne John W. Price Council Bluffs H. C. Shaw George W. Gehlen Charles H. McCarthy Tiffin Frederick Kreinbring Brancon Iowa Frederic R. Tyde Teodor Nowoselski Clarence H. Riedle Divinity Street Mill Street Charles W. Maxson Baltimore NEW England Boys Inf. Corp Market St. Derry, N. J. U.S MCA George Muscie Grove St Waterbury, Conn Hewitt St Bridgeport, Conn L Co Inf U. S Office of the Post Aireccor Advent Brimmer Street Public Garden van Allen McIvor-Tyndall Kensington Bidg Boylston St Harriet CC Temple OF Truth and ISIS Arthur Griswold Long Hall Metaphysical Club P. m Luella K. Hastings NEW Thought Forum Richards Hall William H. Randall Masters of Destiny First Reformed Presbyterian Church Antrim Street F. F. Reade Salvation Army Boston No. Corps Alden Street W. A. Antrim T. A. Turke W. C. Kingsbury Church OF the New Unitarian King's Chapel School Streets Howard N. Brown D.D Sydney BR. Snow Mr. Brown God's Church OF Universology Frederick W. Hamilton Jack Hyde Coxswain U Aldis Owen Hall Vladimir Berlin Boston Symphony Orchestra M. Ellis W. Ross Catharine Tiljmpson Francis Dock East Eighth Street George A. Mincey Ogeechee Charles F. Brown Mears CC. Alexander Charon Thomas H. Wales Weston James B. Keilum Maysville James S. Schall Templeton Cleo B. Davis Bowling Green Louis Peterson Keneston P. Landers M. Y William T. R. Budlong Marinette Robert ©. Gourley Waterville Lester March Milliken Col Aden Brown Clyde Oscar R. Caldwell Crawfordsville Hugh McFarland Brownwood Shaler Ladd Chevy Chase Richard 8. Ross Topeka Charles F. McCarthy Charles Hoffman Brook Lewiston, Me Yale Dorothy Gish Little Disturber D. W. Griffith Majestic Theatre Miss Gish Bunker Hill Shubert Gov't Pershing's Crusaders Committee On Public Information George Creel U. S. Signal Corps Henry W. Savage Marine Corps List Ment Herman Timberg Kramer & Morton Frank Crummit Emma Stephens McMahon, Diamond & Chaplow HARRIS & MOREY _FOUP Ankers the Great Richards Bert Baker & CO Charlie Chaplin Constance Talmadge Exeter Stuart Blackton Kennedy Fai William F Farnum Madge James Billie Burke Lina Cavalieri Love's Vaudeville Chaplin Copman Howard Alice Joyce Humphry Ward Pauline Frederick Mae Marsh All Woman Waldron’s GLOBE Youghas Fairbanks Constancs Talmadge Studio Doug, Fairbanks Mary Pickford Chaplin Frances Plymouth Jack Gardner HENRY Jewett Players Eeee the Liars Pershing Mary Miles Minter Bowdoin WM. S. Hart Artecraft Selfish Yates Enid Bennett Sergt. Empey Ocean Pier Waverly Danse Tonite Cam Gerard Tremont Temple Corry Lawrence Thomas Verry Bunker Hill and Veterans Sir ID Pops Paragon Park Palm Garden Hargrove King Philip Braves Read's Nuttings-on-the-Charles Harvard Sq Newton Corner Treadwell Boston Opera House Revere Beach
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