23 on Pershing's Daily List of War Casualties
Washington March 26 Twenty three names on today's list of casualties among the American expeditionary forces include those of two new killed in action, three died of accident, seven died of disease, one severely wounded and ten slightly wounded. Majors George J. Lawrence and Timothy J Moynahan and Lieutenant George F. Patton were among the slightly wounded. The list follows: Killed in action Privates Dewey Minteor William K Neal Pied of accident Corporal Albert Mider Privates George C Gray Wilbur Christian Sergeant Vincent Cephus Hagod pneumonia Corporals Lynn Odell diphtheria Ross E F Shelton pneumonia Privates George Arnette Nostratin Ole Beck diphtheria Elmer Mathews Byerly peritonitis Phillip C Smith diphtheria. Wounded severely Private Edward Dittman Wounded slightly Majors George J Lawrence Timothy H Moynahan Lieutenant George F Patton Sergeant Warren W Lokker Cook Casemine Kazimies Chanowich Privates Everett G Guion David G B Pollock Harry F Weidman Tony Wisniski James J Wyatt.
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Washington
Xetion
George J. Lawrence
Timothy J. Moynahan
George FF. Patton
Dewey Minteor
William KK. Neal
Albert Mider
George C. Gray
Wilbur Christian
Vincent Cephus Hagood
Lynn Odell
Ross EF. Shelton
George Arnett
Ole Beck
Elmer Mathews Byerly
Phillip C. Smith
Edward Dittman
George F. Patton
Warren W. Lokker
Cook
Casemine Kazimies
Chanowich
Everett G. Guion
David GB. Pollock
Tony Wisniski
James J. Wyatt
Massachusetts House Ratifies Prohibition Amendment
Massachusetts House votes 145 to 91 to ratify the federal prohibition amendment after rejecting a referendum report from the federal relations committee. The ratification resolution now moves to the Senate for action.
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Boston
Hlouse
House
Federal Relations Committee
Senate
Minor Sues Over Deception Claim for 10000 Damages
Anna Halt a 15 year old girl suing William White through her father John Nsolt in superior court alleging deception and damages of 10000 for injuries. The suit contends White took advantage of the girl's innocence.
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Anna Halt
John Nsolt
William White
White
Joy of Knowing A Genuine Remedy for the Liver and Bowels
R. & G Pills with podophyllum and other laxatives are marketed as a natural substitute for calomel. The ad claims thousands use them for liver and bowel relief and cites headaches bad breath pale skin pimples as signs of a troubled liver. Available in 10¢ and 25¢ sizes.
Will Authorize an Eight Billion Indebtedness
Washington March 26 In taking up new war financing legislation the House ways and means committee tentatively agreed to authorize the issue of 8 000 000 000 in treasury certificates of indebtedness twice the current limit and to provide for loans of 1 700 000 000 to the allies in addition to the 2 000 000 000 authorized but not yet allotted. The panel expects to complete the bill Thursday. The provision for issuing 4 500 000 000 in Liberty bonds alongside the 3 666 060 000 already authorized but only one issued was not taken up. Secretary McAdoo will testify tomorrow on this section.
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Washington
McAdoo
House Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Fhuriday
Prices on Ore Coke Steel and Products in 1917
Washington March 26 Prices on ore coke steel and steel products as recommended by the war industries board price fixing committees to be revised April 1 were ordered by President Wilson to continue until July The maximum price of basic pig iron was reduced from 43 to 32 per gross ton and scrap steel from 30 to 29 per gross ton.
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Washington
War Industries Board
Wilson
Woman held on charge of falsifying questionnaire
Carrie Warner of South Norwalk is jailed in this city under $500 bond for a hearing next term of the Federal court alleging she aided and abetted falsifying a questionnaire filled by Samuel Butler of South Norwalk. Butler stated he had a wife dependent on him, identified as Warner, who swore to the statement. The Department of Justice later found the couple were not man and wife.
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Carrie Warner
South Norwalk
Federal
Samuel Butler
Butler
Warner
Department of Justice
Landlord Sues Over Frozen Pipes Damages
George F. Pentecost files suit in common pleas court alleging neglect to keep the furnace running led to water pipes freezing in St. Raymond Holland’s home, causing about 750 dollars in damage to fixtures and furnishings. Holy Week services at United Church Broad and Gilbert evenings 7 45 except Saturday with Dr Day speaking on In the Secret Place and hymns Just as I Am and There is a Green Fill.
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St. Raymond Holland
George F. Pentecost
Common Pleas
United Church
Broad and
Gilbert Streets
Dr. Day
Spence
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the Telegram
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