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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1918

Page

8

Regulars Among N E Casualties

New England units of the 26th Division rest behind the lines as tentative lulls follow heavy fighting. War Department lists 18 New England deaths or wounds among 90 total casualties, mostly from Connecticut and Massachusetts.

101St New England New Boston

War Department casualty lists with 90 names issued

The War Department released two casualty lists totaling 90 names. The night list lists 69 names by status and location, including eight killed in action and several wounded or missing. The day list adds 21 names with statuses ranging from killed in action to lost at sea, including officers and enlisted personnel.

War Department New England Samuel C. Love Chester Gustav H. Kissell New York City Carroll J. Scully Toledo Tuscania James H. Fiscus Greensburg Penn Washington

New England Casualties Listed by War Department

The War Department released a list naming New England servicemen killed in action and by disease, including Corporal Stanley J. Shaw of Wallingford Connecticut and Sergeant Charles G. Fyfe of Lawrence Massachusetts. The notice also names Privates, corporals, and musicians from Connecticut Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Baker appointed Marlon E Pew of the committee on public information as personal press representative to centralize public information distribution.

Stanley J. Shaw Wallingford Connecticut Abraham Strase Hartford Camp Marashe Germany Massachusetts War Department Boston Charles G. Fyfe Milton Street Lawrence 1024 Field Artillery France Robert Fyfe W. W. Stackpole Fyfe Baker Marlon E. Pew The Committee On Public Information

Two Marines Slightly Wounded in Action

Marine Corps headquarters released names of two privates slightly wounded in action in France. Orie Garver of Cincinnati and Frederic Oliver de Sollar of Chicago were disclosed.

Washington France Marine Corps Orie Garver Cincinnati Frederic Oliver de Sollar Chicago

Women Unfit For Streetcar Work Say Researchers

In New York on May 10, Benjamin Squires of the Bureau of Labor Statistics released a report on women working as conductors and guards in streetcar service. It states that the job is unsuitable for women due to irregular hours, night work, constant starting and stopping, nervous strain, and exposure to cold and damp, though wages have not fallen.

New York Benjamin Squires Bureau of Labor Statistics

Right will make might in Vermont war conference

Governor Graham told war workers the contest will settle for all time that right makes might and that might does not make right. Major Rutledge Smith and Arthur Bestor spoke at the afternoon session. Carl Vrooman Frederick Walcott and Rev Laughlin McLean Watt were among the evening speakers.

Montpelier Graham Major Rutledge Smith National Council of Defence Arthur Bestor Chautauqua Institute Carl Vrooman

Private Edward Duffy Killed in Action with Canadian Army

Brockton report states Private Edward Duffy aged 39 of Empire avenue was killed in action on April 13 while serving with the Canadian army.

Brockton Edward Duffy Empire Avenue

Somme Front May Be Allied Focus In Coming Battles

A war office official said most German reserves are behind the Somme front and the main effort will likely be there while attacks continue in Flanders. He emphasized that destruction of positions is less crucial than exhaustion of reserves and staying power in a long campaign.

London Somme Delmar Radcliffe War Office Flanders

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