Casualty List Reveals 151 American War Deaths and Wounds
The War department released 151 casualties from American forces in France for tomorrow. The list names officers including Captains John Carver Adams and Frank C. Valentine, Lieutenants George E. Braker and Marvin T. Thompson, plus numerous sergeants corporals and privates from states like Michigan, Iowa, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Illinois. The breakdown shows 48 killed in action, 47 missing, 8 wounded severely, and other deaths from disease, accidents, and undetermined injuries.
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Washington
Aus
War Department
France
John Carver Adams
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frank C. Valentine
Ottawa
Canada
George E. Braker
Philadelphia
Marvin Tv. Thompson
Menomonie
Wis
Alex Wojciechowski
Fay City
Mich
George Washington Myers
Alma
Walter Mike Nadolski
Bay City
Edward Sullivan
Grand Rapids
Wagoner Roy Stafford
Des Moisies
Iowa
Melvin L. Crandall
Pittsford
Trimble C. Curry
Corning
Earl Near
Niles
Ohio
John Paul
Paterson
N. J
John Raustis
Gubernockowinska
Parviat Sanly Prouve
Russia
Chester Sadwokski
Detroit
John Edwin Schultz
Daggett
John Short
Conway
Eugene Thomas
Yale
Emil Tiegs
Shawano
Florence Tira
Cicoino
Italy
Peter van Wert
John Thomas Walker
Adam Wilczynski
Frank Zeran
Cicero
Ill
Lem Beatty
Edward H. Blase
Mexico
Jesse Cornelius Bearc
Coleman
William H. Davidson
Apoldo
Alfred H. Dietrich
Milwaukee
William Fields
St. Louis
James E. Fowler
Lincoln
Placer County
Cal
Peter Francevick
Crivitz
Ernest F. Frost
Smolan
Kansas
Howard
Graham
Mystic
Lloyd W.head
Greenfield
Isaac Hishorse
White Horse
Clay James
Indianapolis
Ind
Fred Halebrennen
St. Bernard
Cincinnati
Albert &. Killiam
Sheridan
Peter J. Maas
Everett Sleeter Fick
Winnfield
George L. Howard
Malone
Oscar F. Jacobs
Aurora
Henry L. Dube
Winsted
Conn
Patrick J. Henneghan
South Boston
Mass
Louis Knutson
Chicago
Emil Lindquist
Ligonier
Theodore Pantchuck
Andrew Rozner
Galveston
Tex
Joseph Royer
James B.turner
Mashulaville
Miss
Cook
George McGarvey
Terra Haute
Tilmon Bethel Drennon Adcock
Rock Island
Box 242
Petersburg
Ralph Christie
Woburn
Samuel Herbert Creel
Charleston
W. Va
Clyde L. Davis
Monroe
Indiana
James Ww. Felts
Max Meadows
Jan. Filipovski
Michigan City
Golden Fitzgerald
Montebello
Isaac
Posse
Green Sulphur Springs
Lester H. Giles
Melrose
Dil
Waukesha
Hazen Paul- Peters
Albert L. Porreca
Rochester
Frank Anton Ragenoski
Berlin
Wayne, Rehm
Union Mills
Harry J. Ryan
Claude Sanders
Indian Springs
John R. Sharp
Shawmute
Alan Edward W. Shea
Worcester
Hivis J. Gibson
Ark
Tempton C. Hall
Texhoma
Okla
Edwin H. Harrison
Lockbourne
Laurie B. Herrin
Ulaton
Ira W. Huddleston
Tlaine
Ralph Julia
Miners Villages
Joseph F. Kirkland
Rockwood
Tenn
Anton Koudelka
Frank Sowalski
Altoona
Mathew la Bonka
Cleveland
Oscar M. McDonald
Waswell
Theodore Mantin
Woodlawn
Chris Ff. Mazvini
San Fancisco
Andy Middleton
Gimlet
George D. Miller
Henley
Moa
Bryant FB. Nuckolls
Flowery Branch
Ignatius Olencak
South Amboy
Blair W. McCausland
Leechburg
Nigel RR
Bignold Montesano
Wash
Thad D. Harden
Many
Paul EH. Hildebrandt
Cameron
Fernando Predellini
30Th Infantry
Ort Benjamin
Harrison
Per Haddix
Wvenwonod
Judge Lindsey champion of children praised in Paris
World famed jurist and reformer Judge Ben Lindsey known for creating the Denver Juvenile Court and pushing laws protecting children is pictured in Paris with French children during his recent battlefield tour. The dispatch lists soldiers reported dead, wounded, or missing, including privates and officers from various U.S. locations, with names and duties.
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Ben Lindsey
Denver
Colorado
Juvenile Association
Woman Seeks Divorce While Husband Serves Prison Term
Ella Kauhaupt of Danbury sues for divorce from Dremerick A. Kauhaupt in a case filed while he serves a state prison sentence at Wethersfield for a serious assault on Mary Clark in Danbury last April. The couple married October 24, 1914. Mrs Kauhaupt’s maiden name was Ella Underhill. Bethen of Hicks Street seeks a decree against Mary Bethen with Edward Black as co respondent in this city.
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Wethersfield
Ella Kaouhupt
Danbury
Dremerick A. Kauhaupt
Kauhaupt
Mary Clark
Jxonnhaupts
Konhaupt
Ella Underhill
Charles WH. Bethen
Hicks Street
Mary Bethen
Edward Black
Woman Sues For 5000 In Trolley Injury Suit
Papers filed in superior court allege negligence by a trolley car crew after a woman alighted from a car at Barnum avenue and West Main Street on August 1, 1917. Plaintiff claims a slight skull fracture and other injuries. Three minor children and their father seek custody. Edward J. Hopkins of Healy sues Mary P. Hopkins. Louis Gordencre is named as co respondent in the marriage case begun October 29, 1902.
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Conenectioné
Goanipeany
Barnumvenue
West Main Street
Edward J. Hopkins
Heily
Mary PF. Hopking
Louis Gordencre
Three Bankruptcy Cases To Be Heard This Week
Three bankruptcy cases are set for hearings this week before Judge W. Banks. The Busy Bee Lunch of Bridgeport, which has paid a fifty percent dividend, will have its first accounting Wednesday at 10 a.m. The first meeting of creditors for Wulph Rockell of Shvading is Thursday at 10 a.m. and the first hearing of creditors for George Coelbniin of Idseport is Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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W. Banks
Busy Bee
Bridgeport
Wulph Rockell
Shvading
George Coelbniin
Idseport
Wkriday
Deep Sea Trawlers Updated by Emergency Fleet Plan
WASELINGTON Aug 20 6 The emergency fleet corporation will replace fish ing crafts destroyed by German submarines off the New Hagland coast with cheap set modern tishers at the request of the food administration Construction will begin immediately on 75 vessels to operate on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts and in the Gulf of Mexico early in 1999 The food administration seeks to raise salt water fish production and thus power increases in annual output.
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Waselington
Hagland
Themergency Feet Corporation
Food Administration
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Plumbers Strike Delays Government Construction
Newport News Va Aug 204 Two thousand plumbers who walked off jobs on government construction last week remain out seeking a wage increase from 75 to 87 12 cents an hour. The government has agreed to double time after 4 pm five days weekly after 11 am on Saturdays and Sundays. Production of haddock small cod and other salt water varieties is expected from new trawlers aiding carload shipments to interior markets year round and stabilizing prices at low levels.
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Newport News
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