Two American Soldiers Listed Among Casualties
Washington March 22 names appear on today's casualty list among American expeditionary forces. The report lists two killed in action and many wounded or sick. Noted casualties include Corporal Henry H Hall and Private Sylvester B Sullivan killed in action, with others wounded severely or slightly. The long roster mentions multiple ranks and names, including Lieutenants Harry W Goos and Lee Morgan Pickett, and various privates and corporals, reflecting a costly toll across units.
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Pivashington
Torees
Henry HH. Hall
Iveraga Ty
Vate Sylvester BP
Sullivan Ng
Joseph Stonina
John J. Payne
Edward J
Har- Becen
Charles
Ryland
Hlhart
Allen Is. Yiman
Henry Hk. Sen
Milton L. Phelsen
Walter i. Ns
Ihenry
Boleslaw Grachowski
Harry W.W. Goos
Poral
Harry G. Stickler
Pri- Fes
Stanely Arnesy
Simon Gan'l
Oliver W. Morrison
James J. Yeonnell
Carl Anderson
George Greer
Abraham Lepofsky
Lee Morgan Pickett
Charles Glenn Roberts
Fphanic
George la Victoire
Ser
American Hardware Stores and Grumman Retail Vision
A fragmented notice notes American Hardware Stores and Grumman Retail Vision at Fairfield Ave and Middle St. Details are incomplete but indicate business locations or a joint listing in a local directory.
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Merican Hardware Stores
Am & Grumman
Vision
Fairfield Ave
Middle St
U. S. to Enlarge Facilities for Supplying Ships
Washington reports the Shipping Board will survey Atlantic Gulf and Pacific ports to speed vessel fueling and bunkering. Facilities must double to handle rising trade and more ships, with New York limited, so southern ports like Mobile may gain. Coal supplies and coastal connections, aided by the Fuel Administration and Navy, drive port development.
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Washington
America
Shipping Board
Hurley
Atlantic Gulf
Pacific
South Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific Coast
South
Central America
New York
Mobile
Warrior River
Alabama
Fuel Administration
Navy Department
Maggie Mitchell Dead World Famed Actress at 81
New York March 2 Maggie Mitchell famed American actress died early today at her home in New York at age 81. Born as Mrs Charles Abbott she began on stage as a child and gained fame in Mme. Rachel or Manchon the Cricket first produced in New Orleans in 1860. She retired about 20 years ago after a long health decline. The death was due to apoplexy. Bankruptcy wearings follow in the Winkrept estates of Joseph and Louis Borovsky and George Oltman before Referee in Bankruptcy Join W Banks this morning at 19 o'clock in the First Bridgeport National Bank building.
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New York
Maggie Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Charles Abbott
Lincoln
Winkrept
Joseph and Louis Borovsky
George Oltman
W. Banks
Welock
First Bridgeport National Bank
Murderous Trio in Broadway Loft Fatal Business Blow
New York report details a triple tragedy at 4259 Broadway where partners Reich Kropf and Wropf killed Kropf and Reich after an early morning dispute. Reich then shot himself while Wropf lay dying. both men were carried to St Vincent's hospital where Wropf died and Reich died later. Detective and ambulance staff recovered notes from the scene.
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New York
Abrahant Kapt
Marty Feich
Broadway
St. Vincent's Hospital
Max Narger
Barrt, Reich and Kropscom- 10
Royall Wel Company
Karger
Reich
Whimbail Avenue
Corona
Howe
Wropt
Reidh
Residents object to saloon opening near Barnton avenue
John Nemergut and 15 other property owners along Sage Street oppose J Ts Morrison’s plan to open a saloon at 1853 Barnton avenue on Stratford borders. They argue an overabundance of liquor resorts and cite Stratford dry town protections. A remonstrance from Tey. Ternest C. Carpenter of Stratford Methodist church adds concerns about border saloons.
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John Nemergut
Sage Street
J. Ts. Morrison
Barnton Avenue
Stratford
Tey. Ternest C. Carpenter
Stratford Methodist Church
Bridle in Sudden Accident Hits London and Belrium
A March 22 report from a foreign telegraph desk states thirty German soldiers were killed and many more injured in a munitions explosion at the Wevrignies site near Me ms Belrium. Casualty numbers rise as officials assess the blast and its impact on nearby facilities.
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London
Wevrignies
Belrium
Amsterdam
Vy, Beautiful Ara G of Miss Atuy Suerite Clark
Advertisement notes a lavish engraving page by Harrison Fischer and Tull, printed in the Sunday edition of the New York American, designed for framing with every copy, promoting Vy Exera charge for a beauty.
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Atuysuerite Clark
Harrison Fischer
New York American
Socialists Oppose War Credit for Germany
Amsterdam reports the German war credit of 12,000,000,000 marks passed in the Reichstag after a final reading, with independent Socialists opposing it. Socialist deputy Vidwanad Hernstein blamed the decision on breaches of the peace treaty with Russia and argued that Poland Belgium and Roumania policy contradicted self determination.
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Amsterdam
Sociaists
Vidwanad Hernstein
Teft
Russia
Poland
Belgium
Roumania
Police Hold Girl in Death of Her Mother in Jersey City
Police allege Bessie McDougal, daughter of Mrs. Mary McDougal, killed her mother by battering her head in the Halladay street kitchen. Detectives say sisters resisted staying in the house. the file was opened Wednesday as inquiries continued.
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Girl
Jersey City
Wiss
Bessie McDougal
Mary McDougal
Halladay Street
First Criminal Court
Miss McDougal
Marning
Halifax Explosion Death Toll Revised to 1,800
Halifax Nova Scotia official announcement places 1,800 dead from December 6 munition ship blast. Moruary committee chair reports 1,158 named deceased and many missing. In related notes, a 66 year old woman named Mrs McDougal refused to speak and invoked lawyers when questioned.
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Halifax
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