Honor Roll of 102d Infantry Grows With 119 Names
The casualty list released yesterday shows 119 names in the 102d Infantry roll of honor. Killed in action stand at 10, died of wounds 1, accident 2, disease 1, other causes 2, missing 10, wounded severely 26, wounded slightly 67. Six officers named include Colonel Richard H. Griffiths killed on the Picardy front. Major Hiram Ross wounded. Lieutenants Abbott Gregory McCoy Smith wounded.
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National Army
Picardy
Hiram #. Ross
Danville
Ill
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St. Louis
Frederick I. Gregory
Caribou
James C. McCoy
Pierre
John E. Smith
Fond du Lac
Wis
Spirit of the Army in France Sermon at St Pauls
Corporal Harry Welcome of General Pershing's army, home on furlough, spoke at St Pauls Cathedral about the Spirit of the Army in France. He described patrols into No Man's Land and German outrages, praising the soldiers as brave, religious, and light hearted.
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General Pershing
France
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St. Paul’s
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No Man’s Land
Work Horse Entries Deadline Set for Parade Classes
Exhibitors are warned that final entry day for the work horse parade is Thursday May 9 except cavalry and heavy and light artillery classes where entries are due through May 10. After these dates late entries may be accepted. Entry blanks are available at the association offices 15 Beacon street.
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Two Killed in Oil Explosion at Caribou Home
An explosion of a kerosene gas stove in the Caribou home of Michael O'Reagan killed Mr and Mrs O'Reagan and injured their four year old daughter Maris severely and older daughter Hope slightly. The blast occurred in the basement of a new business building and started a fire that badly damaged the structure.
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Michael O’reagan
Caribou
O’reagan
Maris
Hope
Medford carpenter praises Plant Juice relief claim
James Kehoe of 624 Fulton Street says two years of stomach pain, gas, and constipation eased after using Plant Juice. He reports better appetite, sleep, energy, and no pains, and endorses the medicine in a voluntary statement. Boston’s Houghton & Dutton Co. Drug Store sells Plant Juice.
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Medford
Fulton Street
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New England Soldiers Listed in Casualty Roll by Status
Casualty list names New England men by status killed in action severely wounded missing in action and slightly wounded. Entries include Sergeants Majors Corporals Privates and Lieutenants from Connecticut Maine Massachusetts and Rhode Island with street addresses and unit numbers such as 102d Infantry 104th Infantry and 6th Engineers.
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Patrick F. Meehan
Genesee Street
Springfield
104Th Infantry
Joseph R. Laberty
Uxbridge
6Th Engineers
Edward M. Fay
Cedar Street
Wakefield
102D Infantry
Filippo Daniels
Broad Street
Lynn
Alfred E. LaFountaine
Athol
Military Personnel List From Connecticut Addresses
Private Anthony V. Nicastre of Norwalk and Private Joseph Parzanoski of Stamford accompany a roster including Private Thomas J. Smith of Bridgeport Private Joseph P. Todzia of New Britain Private John Triole of Thompsonville Private John F. Young from Rocks and Private Thomas F. Zelechoski of New Haven.
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Anthony V. Nicastre
Acorn Street
Norwalk
Joseph Parzanoski
Stamford
Conn
Thomas J. Smith
Pembroke Street
Bridgeport
Joseph P. Todzia
Smith Street
New Britain
John Triole
Thompsonville
John F. Young
Rocksville
Thomas F. Zelechoski
Davenport Avenue
New Haven
French Boy Scout A Hero At Front Lines
Lieutenant-General Sir Robert Baden-Powell told a Guild Hall meeting about French Boy Scouts near the fighting line. He read a letter from a French lad who refused to reveal information and faced machine gun fire with courage, a traitor shot nearby.
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Robert Baden-Powell
Guildhall
Baden-Powell
14 Newcomers Held as Spies
An Atlantic port reports four teen travelers including a German were detained when a British steamship arrived from a South American port. Officials conducted exhaustive checks, guarding the German, breaking hollow canes, seizing phonograph records, and confiscating papers from passengers and crew.
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Liberty Loan Drive Subscriptions Climb Past Big Target
The district exceeded 300 million dollars in total Liberty Loan subscriptions. Officials estimate that 25 to 40 million dollars were subscribed on the final day of the drive.
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New England Sees Big Bond Drive End Strong in Boston
Returns from Saturday drive will arrive at the Federal Reserve Bank as a large force tabulates credits. Officials expect final national figures by Thursday or Friday and anticipate widespread oversubscription, with Boston leading in double up purchases and many communities earning stars for honor flags.
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Most Successful Liberty Loan Yet With 17 Million Participants
An analysis of Liberty Loan reports shows about 17 million persons bought bonds, far surpassing prior loans. Subscriptions total $3,316,638,50 with expected actual total near $4,000,000,000 not yet final until May 13 after bank reports. Treasury calls the issue possibly the most successful ever floated by any nation.
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Sheriff Keliher Presents Jail Concerts for Suffolk Inmates
Inmates at Suffolk county jail received a three hour entertainment program last night under Sheriff John A. Keliher. The event followed prior winter concerts and featured moving pictures songs and piano selections for the prisoners enjoyment.
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Ellis resigns as Boston Symphony Orchestra manager
Charles A. Ellis, longtime manager of the Boston Symphony Orchestra dating to its Higginson era, has resigned. Unofficial reports say William H. Brennan, the orchestra’s business manager for six years, will succeed him. Brennan declined comment awaiting official word from Mr. Bilis in New York.
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Anna Held Receives Blood Transfusion After Illness
New York May 5 Miss Anna Held the actress who is critically ill with anemia underwent a blood transfusion at a local hotel. Doctors reported an immediate good effect and Ernest Lane a motor truck driver volunteered his blood to save her life.
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Sugar Ration Rules Tighten for Non-Essentials
Washington May 5. Sugar use restricted to essential food products. Manufacturing of non essential items especially confectionery and soft drinks limited to 80 percent of last year's needs. Distribution via certificate system to curb fictitious demands. Non essential producers must go entirely without sugar.
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Food Administrations
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Bay State Flier Killed in France
Lieutenant Robert P. Cross son of Mr and Mrs Edmund H Cross of Huntington was killed in an airplane accident in France. He served in the aviation section of the signal corps after training at Madison Barracks and in Foggia Italy where he received his commission March 11.
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Cambridge Eagles Unfurl Their Flag at Rhodes Hall
The Cambridge Lodge of Eagles raised a service flag at Rhodes Hall in Central square Cambridge yesterday afternoon. Mayor Quinn, Eagles president John L McDonald, Dr John P Good city council president, Rev Father John A Butler, Rev William N MacNair, and Henry J Cunningham spoke to a large gathering of Eagles from Greater Boston and Cambridge.
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Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free Treatment Trial
Mrs Francis Johnson of Cambridge reports relief from a chronic ear discharge after Osmo-Chemic treatment. Mrs Mary Davies of Everett credits improved health and weight gain to the same physicians. The clinic offers free consultation and treatment for deafness and catarrhal diseases through May 12 at No 18 Boylston Street Boston.
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Death notices from Dorchester and Boston lodge
Margaret Darcy widow of Frank McAboy funeral from her cousin Myles Conne Sy annie residence at 8:15 a m high mass at St Peters Church at 9 relatives and friends respectfully invited Automobile cortege Death of Brother Win J Turner funeral services at the son Care Boston on Tuesday May 7 members are earnestly requested to attend Exalted Ruler B P Mark Sillivan and Secretary F Mccarron of Boston lodge No 10 B P C E announce the death and funeral arrangements
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Dorchester
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Surprises in School Baseball Shake Up City Rivalries
A season of unexpected results unfolds across Greater Boston scholastic leagues with Medford, Somerville, and English High posting surprising wins. The Suburban league shows tight standings as teams like Dorchester High and Fenway struggle, while a packed schedule features city and regional matchups including Boston Latin, Dorchester, Malden, and Cambridge teams. Local fans expected a tight race as districts schedule multiple doubleheaders and pivotal clashes at parks and fields across the region.
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Local High School Roundup From Aontt To Worcester
Suburban league contests feature Milton Academy versus St. Mark’s School and Tatin against Wellesley High at Wampscor6. Lawrence Academy meets Worcester Academy in Worcester as part of district league play across the valley and suburban circuits.
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Brady Wins Evans Loses in Detroit Golf Benefit Match
Mike Brady of Boston and Jack Hutchinson of Chicago defeated Charles Evans and Jim Standish two up with one to play at the Detroit Country Club in a Red Cross benefit. About 300 watched the match as caddy rights sold for 195 dollars and ticket receipts totaled between 1000 and 1200 dollars.
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Boston
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Egan Robson Meet Heads Armory A A Card at Boston Arena
Joe Egan of South Boston returns to face Tommy Robson of Malden in the main event at the Armory A A bill at Boston Arena tomorrow night. Egan wants to recapture local favor after good West coast work. Semi final features Johnny Buckley and Johnny Noonan. Openers include Mike Castle versus Burt Jones and Young Brusso versus an opponent from Weymouth.
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Dorchester
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Mouth Is Matched With Johnny Gray Of Chelsea
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Giants Win 6 0 From Second Naval District
New York National Leaguers defeated the Second Naval District team 6 to 0 in Newport on May 6. Kauff hit a home run as part of New York’s scoring. Batteries Schupt Haus Gibson Herring Lindstrum Murphy.
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New York
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Tennis Tournament Today at B C Courts
Boston College holds an interclass tennis event at Longwood Courts with many entrants. A varsity team will be chosen from the winners as four prizes are awarded two gold and two silver medals drawing strong student interest.
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True Dr True Elixir Praised By Maine Mother
A Bar Harbor mother writes of her child recovering from illness after using Dr True's Elixir. The testimonial claims six doctors failed to help and urges parents to obtain the remedy for stomach and worm issues. Prices are listed as 40c 60c and $1.00 with a mail address in Auburn Maine.
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