New England Officers Held as German Prisoners
War Department announces two officers and 57 enlisted men from New England are prisoners in Germany. Lieutenants Milford W. Fredenburg of Ridgway and Alfred Young of Pittsburg are held at Rastatt, while listed enlisted men include J Ferrar of Hingham and John Rourke of New Haven in good health at unknown camps.
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Washington
Germany
War Department
Milford W. Fredenburg
Ridgway
Penn
Alfred Young
Pittsburg
Rastatt
New England
J. Ferrar
Giacomo Ferrara
Titman and Kelisher Named in Boston Address Listing
William N. Titman of West Orange and Maurice T. Kelisher of 156 Norfolk Avenue Boston are identified in the order of addresses listed.
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William N. Titman
West Orange
Maurice T. Kelisher
Norfolk Avenue
Boston
Fifty New England Soldiers Named in War Dept Casualty List
Three hundred seventy seven soldiers from New England are listed in today's War Department casualty releases, increasing the total names to 737 from yesterday's report.
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New England
War Department
American forces report Pershing battles at St Mihiel losses
Casualty figures outline the St Mihiel drive with Pershing’s troops sustaining limited Yankee losses and a relatively small number wounded and missing. The two action lists show killed in action, died of disease, wounded, and missing components with combined totals reflecting a favorable exchange.
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Pershing
St. Mihiel
Reweceeceus Recicsaecae
Aece
New England Names on Canadian Casualty List
Ottawa dated dispatch lists New England casualties with several names reported killed in action and died of wounds. The roster includes E. Hall from New Bedford E Lawnsley from Methuen A Dow from Pawtucket R J ill W Paull from Fall River R M Foster from Lawrence C France from Central Falls RI H Marsden from Manchester Conn G F Key from New Bedford.
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Ottawa
Ont
New England
E. Hall
New Bedford
E. Lawnsley
Methuen
A. Dow
Pawtucket
R. J
W. Paull
Fall River
R. M. Foster
Lawrence
C. France
Central Falls
I. H. Marsden
Manchester
Conn
G. F. Key
New England Boys on Casualty List
A wartime casualty roster lists names and addresses of New England servicemen. Entries include Sgt Parmelius Donais and many others with home towns across Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, noting battalion and company affiliations and statuses such as wounded or returned to duty.
Soldiers Reported Killed in Action From Local Areas
In memoriam notes list soldiers killed in action. Clarence J. Lamore of Pittsfield and Arthur Dikiaris of Lowell, both connected to field artillery units. Henry D. Bradbury of Keene, Dewey S. Green of Burlington Conn, Edward L. Crocker of Brockton, Joseph Miesner of Georgetown, Edward M. Breeze of Pittsfield, Patrick Maloney of Berkeley Rhode Island, and others named with unit affiliations including 26th Field Artillery, 102d Infantry, and 310th Infantry.
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Clarence J. Lamore
Burbank St
Pittsfield
Arthur Dikiaris
Suffolk St
Lowell
M Co
F. A
Henry D.bradbury
Keene, N. HH
Edward L. Crocker
Brockpon 1
Joseph Miesner
Georgetown
Field Artillery
Edward M. Breeze
F Co
Patrick Maloney
Kilburn St
World War II Casualties Listing by Towns
A casualty roll lists service members by home town and unit. Names include Bernard J. Flynn Pittsfield F Co 104th Inf Thomas Mooney Lee Edward F. O Leary Lawrence C Batt 102d F Co 306th Inf William C. Sexton Roslindale F Pt Alexander Recksting Malden F Co 306th Inf Thomas G McGlone Pawtucket E Co 101st Eng George Thompson Winsited Conn ist Inf Harold L Taylor Abington K Co 101st Inf.
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Parmelius Donais
Len
Southbridge
L Co
Nicholas Belifore
West St
Rutland
F. A
Ernest W. Crosley
Evergreen Ave
Middletown
Conn
Arthur J. Lavigne
River St
Sanford
Edward J. McKenna
Westminster St
Providence
R. I. F Co
George H. Smith
Douglas Ave
R. I. H Co
William P. Monahan
Norfolk St
Canton
Wagoner
Thomas J. Ryan
Tolles St
Nashua
Walter N. Sullivan
Somerville
Samuel Woolf
Browning Ave
Dorchester
C Co
Bernard J. Flynn
Lincoln St
Pittsfield
F Co
Thomas Mooney
LEE
Edward F. O'Leary
Haverhill St. Lawrence
Batt
Foo AG
William C. Sexton
Birch St
Roslindale
Alexander Recksting
Pleasant St
Malden
Inf
Thomas G. McGlone
Blackstone Ave
Pawtucket
R. I. E Co
Eng
War Losses Reported From Local Families in World War I
Telegrams confirm Private Roland Smith of Bath Maine was killed in action on September 23 after a gas exposure. He leaves wife Ruby H Smith and parents Mr and Mrs Harold Smith. Private Arthur Dikiaris of Lowell Massachusetts is reported killed in action in France. he enlisted in 1916 and leaves parents Mr and Mrs Zasilios Dikiaris and a sister. Private Joseph Bourassa of Cambridge is missing in action since September 14. son of Mrs Josephine Auclair and born in Woonsocket Rhode Island.
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Roland Smith
101St Regiment
Harold Smith
Bath
Ruby H. Smith
Arthur Dikiaris
M Company
23D Field Artillery
Suffolk Street
Lowell
France
Zasilios Dikiaris
Joseph Bourassa
306Th Infantry
Josephine Auclair
Windsor Street
Cambridge
Woonsocket
Rey
Officers training camp planned in Raleigh unit
An officers training camp in the Treat Em Rough tank corps will open in Raleigh North Carolina. Men who can qualify as tractor drivers heavy auto truck drivers auto engine mechanics machine gun mechanics gas engine mechanics experts bench machinists blacksmiths motorcycle drivers and auto electricians will be eligible.
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Tank Corps
Army
Raleigh
N. C
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RK. H. Sirarns Coc
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Rividef
Ater
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Cantigny
Chateau Thierry
Mihiel
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Naty
NEW England Boys
Casualty
Charles
Rooks
North Second St
Rep
3D Corps
William J. Thomas
Monroe St
Burlington, Vt
D Co
58Th Inf
Allen G. Foster
Whaley St
New Haven, Conn
Elwood C. Atkinson
Lord
Peabody
Joseph Bianco
Watertown
Levi Castonguay
Island Pond
Terrence F. Feeley
Buffington St
Max J. Fortune
Lafayette St
Worcester
Stephen Romano
Whitman Ct
Hartford
Frederick van Deusen
North St
Greenwich
Edward A. Bates
Portsmouth St
Charles Hislop
So. Main St
Louis Gengie
Windsor Locks
John Lynch
Waterman
Providence, R. I
Arthur V. Biliary
Oscar W. Fahl
Oakdale
Clarence R. Coupe
Swansea
Joseph Verderame
Haven St
William R. Reid
Green St
Andrew Bowe
Wooster St
New Haven
James P. Buckley
Ashland St
Lynn
John J. Carr
Roxbury
Jesse G. Davis
SO. Weymouth
Leon J. Dion
NO. Adams
Joseph Gregoire
Newport
John C. Welch
Southboro
Charles O. Houghton
1804
Purchase St
Dewey S. Green
Burlington, Conn. , Co
Beechams Pills
Columbia
Columbia. Records
A. McArthur
Washington Street
Boyle Brothers
C. E. Osgood Holmes, Luce
Company
Washington St
Adams Square
Plas
Henry W. Berry Co
Massachusetts Ave
Tremont Street, Cor. Eliot
J. W. Philbrick & Co
Everett Square
Everett
Mass
Fenway Talking Machine Shop
Tel
B. E
Goldthwait Furniture Co
M. A. Wood Furniture Co
Royal Furniture Co
Canal Street
Union Furniture Co
Eliot Street
George Thompson
Winsited, Conn
Ist Inf
Harold L. Taylor
Bedford St
Abington
K Co
101St Inf
Fred L. Dyer
Memi Ct
Thomas W. Wilbur
Franklins.a
Hartford, Y. M. C
A. Field Force
Private Roland Smith
Private Arthur Dikiaris
Private Joseph Bourassa
Rosen’s
Talking Machine
Lashanska
Curly Headed
Bobby
Oscar Seagle
Loch Lomond
Seagle
New York Philharmonic
Liszt
Organization of Musicians
Tschaikowsky
General Pershing
Columbia Records
Columbia Graphophone Company
Olin Downes
Harper's
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