Increase in New England casualties reported yesterday
War Department released daily casualty totals showing a rise among New England volunteers with 40 listed as killed or wounded. The national toll reached 25,622 with Marine Corps casualties at 3,151 and Army figures broken into Died of wounds, Died of disease, Died of accident, Wounded in action, and Missing in action or prisoners.
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War Department
New England
Sever
Marine Corps
Local Soldiers Reported Missing or Killed in Action
Corporal Elmer N. Buswell 23 and resident of 268 West Newton street is reported missing in action with the 101st Engineers. Lieutenant Milton Matthews of A Company 176th Infantry is killed in action July 26. he attended Harvard and Plattsburg training and sailed for France last January. Lieutenant John Langdon Norris of the United States Aviation Corps is killed at a Florida training camp in an aircraft accident last week. Sergeant Francis P. Baker of the 39th U. S. Infantry Medical Corps is killed in action August 7. he enlisted June 29, 1917, and prior to departure served in Syracuse. All are survived by wives and families, with varying numbers of parents and siblings.
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Elmer N. Buswell
Arthur T. Buswell
West Newton Street
Corporal Buswell
101St Engineers
Milton Matthews
John Matthews
Ward Street
Fitchburg
Boston School of Expression
Harvard
Plattsburg
France
Almon Evans Norris
Naples Road
Brookline
John Langdon Norris
United States Aviation Corps
Florida
Norris
Cambridge
Elizabeth Baker
Clarendon Avenue
Lynn
Francis P. Baker
Baker
39Th
U. S. Infantry
Syracuse
Seas
New England Boys on Casualty List Official
Official casualty list names multiple New England servicemen and supporters, listing ranks, home streets, and towns across Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Rhode Island. The report notes killed in action and died of disease with extensive street addresses and towns for identification.
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New England
Army Medical Corps Casualties From Local Area
A list of local residents connected to military service shows Michael J Sheehan of Taunton Edward J Sullivan of Andover Daniel T McKenna of Roxbury Malcolm E Webster of Wollaston reported wounded with prior missing status Harry W Bishop of Lowell and Fayette R Edwards of Wakefield noted in the casualty records from the Marine Corps unit involvement.
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Michael Joseph Sheehan
Hope St
Taunton
Edward J. Sullivan
Hillside House
Andover
Daniel T. McKenna
Whitney St
Roxbury
Marine Corps
Malcolm E. Webster
Cummings Ave
Wollaston
Harry W. Bishop
Appleton St
Lowell
Fayette R. Edwards
Wakefield
Army service list of personnel and wounds in Connecticut towns
A roster lists service members with ranks units and hometowns across Connecticut including Fitchburg Lexington Central Falls Hartford Lynn Holyoke New Haven Dorchester Torrington Meriden Waterbury and more. It notes wounded and slightly wounded statuses with multiple corps and companies such as Aviation Corps 8th Ingen Mech 102d Inf and Medical Corps.
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Ralph W. Robart
Putnam Ave
Cambridge
A Co
George H. Duckworth
Davis - New Bedford
Bat. D
Field St. Corp
James F. Couathan
Conant St. Roxbury
Speros D. Andros
Bond St
Lynn
Guy Bartolotta
Court St
Middletown
Conn
Henry Crosby
Thompson St
Fort Trumbull Beach
Jeremiah J. Calnan
Harvard St
C Co
Inf
Nicola
Colarossi
Grove St
Boston
Salvan Fratino
Saugatuck
Alfred C. Geoffrion
Chicopel St
Willimantic
Collin L. Hadley
Newport
N.H
David J. Leahy
Dorchester Ave
Dorchester
William J. Lynch
Sylvan St
Waterbury
Frank BE
Plumridge
Asylum Ave
Hartford
James BE. Traynor
Woodbine At
Somerville
E Co
George Tsechrintzis
Price St
Lowell
Milton Matthews
Ward St
Fitchburg
J. L. Norris
Massachusetts Ave
Lexington
Aviation Corps, Corp
John J. Connors
Watson At
Central Falls
R. I. H Co
Ing
John Johnson
F Co
Harold D. Betty
Pleasant St
Holyoke
August Knoll
New Haven
M. G. Co
John W. Bates
Merrill St
K Co
Bond Market Mosaic From 1920s–30s Public Debt Notes
Fragmented OCR shows a dense list of bonds and securities across issuers, including British, American, Canadian, and European entities. It highlights various 4s, 5s, and 6s notes, company issues like Armour Co and Reading, and price references with years such as 1919 1924 1959. The snippet signals a historical bond market page with multiple tickers, issuers, and coupon rates in a period-appropriate financial catalog.
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Besser
Enone
Nyw&bn
Leeesuc
Norf & W
Pere Marq & I
Aiken
Meitaux
Pierce
Gt Brit
Col ‘Industri
Virginie
Pia
Erie
B.C
Hud & M
P & Kan City
Seab Air
Seab Air Ladj
Cot Oil
Hide & L
So Pacific
T&t
Kan City
So Pacific Rig
T & T Col
Lad Brut
St L
So Pacific Col
Eveens Exas Co
Armour Co
Socata
Texas & Post
At& SF
Galds
Tex & Pac 2d
At&sf
Paulson and Veto In Draw At Commercial A C Show
A crowded crowd watched Johnnie Veto of Chelsea and Mike Paulson of Chelsea fight to a draw after Paulson substituted for Johnnie McMenimen. Al Girard beat Tony Vatsan in ten rounds, Bob Josephs defeated Mike Travis, and Shaver O'Brien edged Hammering Howie in a tame ten round mill.
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A. C
Johnnie Veto
Chelsea
Mike Paulson
Johnnie McMenimen
Cambridge
Veto
McMenimen
Camp Devens
Paulson
Mike
al Girard
Tony Vatsan
Girard
Vatsan
Bob Josephs
Boston
Mike Travis
New Haven
Shaver O’brien
Howie
Woonsocket
O’brien
Kieckhefer Retains World Three Cushion Title
Augie Kieckhefer defeated Charles Otis of New York to win the third block and retain his world three cushion billiard championship. The match closed 50 to 48 in 64 innings with Kieckhefer leading 150 to 123 across three nights.
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Chicago
Augie Kieckhefer
Charles Otis
New York
Wieckhofer
Otis
Maine Fair Races Postponed By Rain
Lewiston officials said Maine State Fair races for today were indefinitely postponed due to rain. All other fair features proceed tomorrow as planned.
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Lewiston
Maine
After the War Wagner Plans Baseball Return as Rookie
After the war Honus Wagner is expected to disguise himself as a rookie to reenter baseball, signaling a comeback. He would attempt a fresh start with unfamiliar teammates and the league watching closely.
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Honus Wagner
Money Markets Note 6 per Cent Year Money
A brief market note states money markets at 6 percent for the year. It records a steady rate environment and indicates funds availability at the six percent level for investors seeking stable yield.
Famed Trap Shooter in Delicate Position
Federal Commissioner Hayes weighs whether to hold trap shooter Lewis Foster Curtis for the federal grand jury. Curtis, son of Thomas P. Curtis, faces charges of falsifying his draft questionnaire by claiming income of 1500 dollars for the year ending last January. The defense argues gifts from his father were misread as income and that Curtis acted in good faith.
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Hayes
Lewis Foster Curtis
Thomas P. Curtis
Newton
Curtis, Sr
S. K. Hamilton
Curtis
United States
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Market
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High St
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Adelard Dube
Jefferson Ave
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Groton St
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R. I
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D Co
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Fabyan
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Bellevue St
Charles Farrell
Ridge St
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Harry D. Hunt
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Herbert Prescott
School
Cambridgeport
Lewis Rice
South Wearhb
William P. Hubbard
Highland Ave
Torrington
324 Air Service Squadron
Bernard J. Hoey
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L Co
101St Inf
Cedric Bagot
Thomas Patrick
Meriden
Motor Cycle Corp
Edward Sherlock
Joseph McGrath
Eastwood Ave
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