Division Five to Send 61 Men to Camp Greenleaf
The names of 61 men leaving for Camp Greenleaf Lytle Georgia on August 28 were released. The quota fills the class of 1917 with 24 from 1918, the list includes alternates, and features many addresses across New Jersey New York Connecticut Ohio and more. Delinquent arrestee Stanley Briar, who failed to report for training, was jailed for a $2 fine and awaits federal transfer for camp duty.
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Camp Greenleaf
Lytle
Georgia
Bastiano Ote
Cross Street
Paterson
N. J
Anacleto Ricciotti
Pequa Buck Place
Bristol
Conn
Thomas Calogina
Jackson
Daniel Cassels
Kossuth Street
Raymond
Shiny
William Street
Herbert Carey
Bradhurst Avenue
N. Y
Joseph DeMattier
Booth Street
Joseph Celuch
Hallett
Angelo Merculo
Willard Street
John Carbone
Congress Avenue
Waterbury
Martin Chiko
Hancock Avenue
Andrew VY. Dugas
Church Street
John A. Memakin
Hallam Street
Stanley Blyte
One
Chiss
Stanley Micey
Casey's Court
Joseph J. Massicotte
Pamvoke Street
William M. Moran
Barnum Avenue
William J. Kelly
John Key
Reilly Street
John Tamitra
Caroline Street
Fred J. Knell
Pembroke Street
Michael Strich
Maple Street
Prisco Russo
Third Avenue
Wisca
N. W
Nicholas Poulias
Mast Main Stret
Francis B. Curtain
Eugene J. Geary
Howe Street
William A. Buda
Moble Avenue
George W. Pistey
Leslie S. Farrington
Harriet Street
Rocca Delveccchio
Hallet Street
Joseph I. Golas
Steuben Street
Giovanni Riszza
Gilmore Street
Albert C. Cinci
Fast Main Street
August Franklin
Louis Bauer
East Main Street
Stanley Briar
Po Hce
Grand House
State Street
Leopold Pabolovitz
Bridgeport
Brier
Fesling
Bakers summoned by food administrator over delays
Bakers have been summoned by D. Warchid Wheeler, assistant to the food administrator, to explain their delay in sending weekly reports of flour and sugar.
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D. Warchid Wheeler
Extradition Lost As Court Releases Alleged Murderer
GREAT BARRINGTON Aug 14 Detective Rocco Cavine of New York City arrived with requisition papers for Michael Marian alias Merren wanted for attempted murder of his wife. The court released him yesterday after holding him since August 2. Marian left town and his whereabouts are unknown. Delay in requisition papers cited for not returning him.
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Great Barrington
Mags
Rocco Cavine
New York City
Michael Marian
Merren
New York
Marian
Ear Disease and Hearing Loss From Chronic Discharge
In a patient rejected for army service this condition reflects chronic middle ear inflammation with perforated drum, bone destruction and potential mastoid involvement. Discharge varies and can persist for years without pain but risks complications. treatment aims to control discharge, avoid complications, and may improve hearing partially.
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H. G H
Orange court records note fines for multiple defendants
In Orange court Hmil lsrasky of Bridgeport was fined nine dollars plus costs for misconduct with fanny Kane present. Patrolman Ervin G. Korber of West Haven police was severely beaten by Jeremiah Donovan of New York, who faced a two dollar fine and costs. Donovan also received a twenty six dollar fine and a thirty day jail sentence on arraignment for assaulting the officer.
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Bridgeport
Orange Court
Hmil Lsrasky
Orange Jown
Fanny Kane
Usrasky
Ervin G. Korber
West Haven
Jeremiah Donovan
New York
Donovan
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