New England Marines Suffer Casualties at Belleau Wood
The Belleau Wood fight adds four New England Marines killed in action and four more severely wounded. Listed are names from Boston, Cambridge, Hudson, and Amesbury with others from Connecticut and Rhode Island. Several sailors and soldiers from the 102d and 101st Infantry suffer injuries or are reported missing or in camps in Germany and France.
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Belleau Wood
Chateau-Thierry
New England
M Company
Hudson
102D
Robert L. Collins
France
305Th Infantry
Camp Upton
Margaret Miller
Hewitt Street
Bridgeport
Casualty List Reports 119 Names Across Actions
Washington June 14 The army casualty list shows 119 names with 29 killed in action 5 died of wounds 3 died of accident 6 died of disease 70 wounded 1 wounded degree undetermined 5 missing in action. Officers named include Capt Frank W Hulett Lewiston Maine and Lt Ernest Sexton Darien Conn among others with many sergeants corporals and privates listed by state town and organization. Prisoner previously reported Lt Charles W Maxson Baltimore is also noted.
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Henry ©. Shaw
Cambridge
Harold W. Tucker
Providence
France
Darmstadt
Germany
Red Cross
Z. R. Tucker
Berne
Switzerland
Ernest F. Sexton
23D Infantry
Patrick Sexton
Darien
Conn
Custer
Stamford High
Washington
Frank W. Hulett
Lewiston
Ernest Francis Sexton
George C. Muscio
Waterbury
Various Church Services Across Boston and Somerville
A listing of many faith establishments with service times and topics. Adventist, Baptist, Christadelphian, Christian Science, Congregational, Episcopal, Mystic and Spiritualist groups announce sermons, locations such as Somerville streets and Boston churches, and themes like The Birth of the Bride and The Unfinished Task.
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Adventist Advent Christian Church
Putnam Street
Somerville
P. FE
Banks
God
Warren Avenue Tabernacle
Montgomery Streets
William Allan
Miss Landers
Boston
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
New England
Cortlind Myers
Lotus
Lamson
Fairbanks
Temple Chorus
Ay Bible School
Union Square Baptist Church
Walnut Street
W. Harry Freda
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Austen Kennedy de Blois
Dudley Street Baptist Church
George R. Stair
Dudley Street
Baptist Church
Brookline
Beacon
Gifford
Ruggles Street Baptist Church Brotherhood
Charles FE. Eaton
Christadelphian
Christadelphians
Berkeley
Tremont Streets
God the Preserver of Man
Lunte Reports to Cleveland Manager After Injury
Cleveland, June 14. Harry Lunte, infielder drafted from Mobile Southern Association last fall, reported to Manager Lee Fohl today. Lunte had recovered from an injury sustained at his St. Louis home before the spring training trip.
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Cleveland, CO
Harry Lunte
Cleveland Edubb
Mobile Southern Association
Lee Fohl
Lunte
St. Louis
Marine Casualty List Reports 62 Names from France War Zone
Washington June 14 a Marine Corps casualty list of 62 names released today reflects heavy fighting near Chateau Thierry. Eight killed in action six died of wounds and 48 wounded with Lt Max D Gilfillan severely wounded among officers listed. Names include Corporals Francis Dock George A Mincey and Mearl C Alexander along with Lieutenants Hugh McFarland Shaler Ladd and Max D Gilfillan and others from Massachusetts New York Ohio and Illinois.
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Washington
Marine Corps
France
Chateau Thierry
Max D. Gilfillian
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Benjamin S. Berry
New York
Oscar R. Caldwell
Crawfordsville
Ind
Hugh McFarland
Brownwood
Tex
Shaler Ladd
Chevy Chase
Max D. Gilfillan
St. Johnsbury
Richard 8. Ross
Topeka
Kas
Charles F. McCarthy
Chicago
Charles Hoffman
Brook
New England Boys on Casualty List
Casualty list includes Lt Ernest Francis Sexton of Darien Conn and Richard S Conover of East Greenwich R I among soldiers in U S Inf and 102d Inf units. Died of wounds and accidents reported along with missing in action and civilian casualties.
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NEW England Boys
Casualty
Ernest Francis Sexton
Darien
Conn
Inf. Corp
Richard S. Conover
East Greenwich
Vice raid roundup nets ten arrests in Boston
A late night vice crusade in Boston by police and military authorities results in ten arrests, five men among them, with many familiar Tremont row participants absent from the midnight parade.
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Boston
Tremont Row
Arrests Staged Along Tremont Street by City Officers
Officers from Station 2 detained a man known as Nan seen in Tremont street fashion. Another man was brought to Station 3 on idle and disorderly charges. Stations 1 2 and 4 held multiple detainees including two women and two men at Station 2 and a young woman claiming to be Elizabeth Barnes attempted self harm by leaping from a rail at Central Court. Court Officer Hill restrained her.
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Station 2
Nan
Central Court
Hill
Police raid nets dozens as Central Court halts for a siege
In a sweeping police cleanup on Thursday night Central Court saw over 49 women and several men detained. Officers described a mix of “painted ladies” and “painted men” among the arrestees aged 17 to 30. Some cases were continued while others received two to six months in terms.
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McGilvray
O’donnell
Central Court
Lexington and Concord clubs open two match series today
The first of two annual club team matches between Lexington Golf Club and Concord Country Club is set for this afternoon at Lexington club in North Lexington. The return match is scheduled for Saturday afternoon August 3 at Concord golf links. A tournament is listed this afternoon at Arlmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights.
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Lexington Golf Club
Concord Country Club
Lexington Club
North Lexington
Concord Golf Links
Arlmont Golf Club
Arlington Heights
Racing Commission meeting yields no fall racing dates
Latonia Kentucky June 14 The State Racing Commission took no action to request fall racing dates as opposition from Louisville groups including the Rotary Club and the Ministers Association grew.
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Latonia
State Racing Commission
Louisville
Rotary Club
Ministers’ Association
Cue Champion Frank Sherman Dead at Washington Home
Frank Sherman former world pocket billiards champion died at his Washington home aged by his more recent defeat to 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 Honors Wounded and Detachments
Corp. Francis J. Dockx of South Boston reports severely wounded Lt. Max D. Gilfillan from St. Johnsbury Vermont with the 66th Co 5th Regt 2d Div Corp. Albert M. Grant from Amesbury Prospecter and Pt. John R. McCarthy of South Boston 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
66Th Co
5Th Regt
2D Div. Corp
Albert M. Grant
Prospecter
Amesbury
John R. McCarthy
South Boston
Notable Marines Listed Without Addresses in Obscure Roll
A compiled roster lists numerous Marines with names and towns but many entries lack addresses. Included are Cecil A. Welliams Akeskill North Carolina and John JF. McCarthy at 185 West Fifth Street South Boston Massachusetts among others.
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Salvation Army
Boston
Alden Street
West End
W. A. Antrim
T. A. Turke
W. C. Kingsbury
Murray City
William T. Hayden
Hermansville
Henry J. de Chant
Adrian
Mich
Richard A. Powers, Jr
Cincinnati
Daniel W. George
Greensburg
Penn
John JF. McCarthy
West Fifth Street
South
Mass
Claude Marcus
Chicago
Gilbert Cigcero Hudson
Atlanta
Lewis McCurry
Wheatland
Cal
Charles E. Nelson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Walter H. Smith
Winston-Salem
N. C
Harold Williams
West Exeter
N. Y
Joan Malkas
Sidney Rollins
New Orleans
T.C
Raymond Hartman
Rochester
Joseph L. Morris
Palmetto
Joseph A. Dwyer
Covington
Frank Trinka
Astoria
L. I
John Moore
Rochelle, Ill
Raymond R. Baldwin
Fallston
Marry W. Butcher
Charles A. Lewis
Major Benjamin S. Berry Wounded in Action in France
Major Benjamin S. Berry of New York is listed as seriously wounded in action in France. He is the son of former Pennsylvania State Treasurer William Berry and current Philadelphia port collector. An Annapolis graduate, Berry served in Vera Cruz in 1914 and is married to Minnie Parence of Berlin New Hampshire.
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James Ralls
Grand Street
Lowell
St. Patrick’s Boys’ School
M Company
101St Infantry
Fred J. Ryan
Richard Ryan
12Th Street
Edward N. Ryan
Medical Reserve Corps
Paul E. Jones
10St Infantry
Harvard
Fifth Massachusetts Infantry
Frank Jones
Richard S. Conover
James P. Conover
St. Luke’s Church
East Greenwich
R. I
St. Paul's School
Newport
Henry Coit
Conover
Red Cross
Joseph
Navy
Henry Henrickes
France
New York
Benjamin S. Berry
Marine Corps
William Berry
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Major Berry
Minnie Parence
Berlin
N. H
Annapolis
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Har grove of Chicago Americans drafted from Wichita
Patrick Har grove utility infielder for the Chicago Americans was drafted into the national army tonight from his Wichita Kansas home. He becomes the 10th member of the club to join the colors.
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Chicago
Patrick Hargrove
Chicago Americans
National Army Tonight
Wichita Kan
Colors
Flower Day for Palestine Mobilizes Boston Volunteers
A Flower Day for Palestine will mobilize 600 men and women to sell flowers on Boston streets Monday to raise funds for the Palestine restoration fund. Boston's quota is $100,000 with about $60,000 already raised. ten districts set up with headquarters and captains guiding volunteers from 9 a.m. at each site.
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Palestine
Boston
Palestine Restoration Fund
Holy Land
Roston
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
Revere
Kibur
Beach Street
Tevere
Ith
Roxbury
Misg Eagith
Blue Hill Avenue
Brody's Drug Store
Geneva Avenue
Topliff
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Massachusetts Agricultural College
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Myles F. Ralls
Wes
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Suffolk Engraving Company
Atlantic Avenue
James Dockx
Dunham Street
Albert Morrison Grant
Ernest Grant
Prospect Street
Amesbury High School
John McCarthy
Lawrence McCarthy
D Street
Thompson
George (. Muscie
Waterbury. Conn
Sheffield Scientific School
New Haven
G Company
102D Infantry
Donalo Muscio
No. 4
Charleston
B. 3
Harold G. Thompson
Léicheprey
Carl Allan Roche
E. Leonard
Houghton Street
101St
James T. Mahoney
1St Infantry
Alice C. Mahoney
Waldo Street
Fifth Infantry
Bunker Hill Street
Ernest Godreau
Market Street
Derry
Homer Brouillette
Henry Brouillette
Randstreet
North Adams
War Department
Brouillette
Canada
11Th Infantry
Gerald Maloney
Paris
John Maloney
Edward
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Ernest L. Jassett
Newton Boy
7Th Field Artillery
Myles F. Balls
Lowell Boy
Nichols Street
George Stein
Michael A. Bovie
Cheboygan
James L. Woodside
Staterville
George Bell
Winchester
Idaho
Charles O. Grown
Popular Bluff
James W. Brown
Phoenix City
Ala
Michael Dara Capsack
Joseph H. Carlson
Nobble
Sweden
John Czyzeski
Glasgow
Mont
James C. Floyd
Rogersville
Tenn
George D. Hutchins
Hickman
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Harold H. Johnson
Penn Yan
Ira H. Justice
Trimble
John F. Kennig
Spalding
Gordon Ward Bates
Shelby, Mich
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Parson Street
Brighton
Frank E. Malone
Mt. Horeb
Wis
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Montherlier
John A. Stange
Columbus
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Newnan
James Dodin
Chattanooga
William F. Foster
Willowbar
Okla
Wade Holden
Jefferson, O
Clarence S. Partridge
la Cygne
Kan
John W. Price
Council Bluffs
H. C. Shaw
George W. Gehlen
Brooklyn
Charles H. McCarthy
Tiffin
George CC. Muscio
Grove Street
South Charleston
Earl Garrett
Windsor
Ill
Wilbur F. Hanson
William Hetzel
Congress Park
Jacob Kaufman
John Lyden
Lettertrack
Ireland
Carl Roche
Twelfth Street
John J. Stetz
Arch Street
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Spiro
Luther E. Bare
Maysville
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Shawnee
Leon Blosser
Columbus Grove
Earle Street
Robert Cathcart
Piqua
Harold C. Clark
Watertown
Morris Cohen
Milwaukee
Frank Cunningham
Ballymore
Johnnie Damron
Fort Gay
W. Va
Ira Flood
Shepherdsville
Rob C. Gatewood
Paducah
Roy M. Glen
Farley
Antonio Gragsi
Italy
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Greencastle
Louis Guilbeau
Arnaudville
Martin Hasset
Lewis F. Hicks
Naples
Stephen H. Hurtnk
Penbrook Street
Bernard E. Jackson
Albert S. Jester
Galveston
Homer Jones
London
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Crump
William H. McComb
Newcastle
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George Mantas
Tooele
Chris F. Mazzini
Santa Barbara
Leonardo
Ruch
Buena Vista
John Schoepke
Fond du Lac
Clarence Soran
Bay City
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
Luigi Soldo
Pittsburg
Peter P. Wisiolowski
John Zuba
Frederick Kreinbring
Brancon
Iowa
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Chester
Teodor Nowoselski
Union City
Edward N. Pope
Hardwick
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Divinity Street
Bristol
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Mill Street
Charles W. Maxson
Baltimore
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Newton Centre
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Huntington Avenue
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Shawmut Avenue
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Pixler
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Williams
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Tremont Street
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Pearl Street
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East Eighth Street
George A. Mincey
Ogeechee
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Minn
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Charon
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Weston
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James
Schall
Templeton
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Bowling Green
Louis Peterson
Keneston P. Landers
M. Y
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Marinette
Robert ©. Gourley
Waterville
Lester March
Milliken
Col
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Clyde
Lewiston, Me
Yale
Market St
U. S. Inf
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George Muscle
Grove St
Hewitt St
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Rand St
Stephen H. Hurtuk
Pembroke St
F Co
Grand St
Waldo St
A Co
U. S
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B Co
Teodor Nowoelski
G Co
Clarefice H. Riedle
Divinity St
D Co
Mill St
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Little Disturber
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