England Not Stampeding Against War Prohibition
The British government resisted agitation for wartime prohibition, creating a central control board to regulate liquor. England now controls manufacture and sale using imported US grains, ending the loud calls for total prohibition and avoiding social disruption. Ohio Home Rule Assn. advertisement.
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Casualties rise in overseas after week of heavy fighting
The army and marine corps overseas casualties jumped by 983 that week, reaching 12,716 with 5,100 deaths and 6,941 wounded. Of the new total, 427 deaths occurred in action or from other causes, while 781 new Army and 202 new Marines were added.
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Washington
Army
Marine Corps
France
Army and Marine casualty lists issued with full tallies
The casualty reports show Army totals by action and cause with 1 801 killed in action including 291 at sea and 5 817 wounded. The Marine Corps lists 679 deaths and 1 124 wounded with 78 missing. Officers in the Marine tally are named. Army officer counts are not given. The release provides names and addresses of casualties, including Private Harry Clohessy and Lieutenant Eldridge W. Maynor among others.
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Marine Casualty List Shows 26 Casualties
Washington July 21 The marine corps casualty list reports 12 killed in action 2 died of wounds 12 wounded severely total 26 Corporal Gilbert W Lemon Walker West Virginia Privates Frank A Clark Hesperia Michigan James E Fisher 2596 Loudon Avenue Columbus Ohio Claude Fuqua Burlington North Carolina Sam G Godshaw 103 West Wood
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War casualties and wounded listed from various towns
Py lawn Louisville Enoch R Hale Corrigan Tex Edward M Krohn 1959 Arsenal George C Elroy Monroe NY Clarence F McGarretland Monroe City MO James E McQuiddy Verona TN Claude E Sayles 510 East Jefferson St Syracuse NY Russell J Wakefield Northville MI Died of Wounds Received in Action Sergeant Charles Hollingshead Derry NH Private Roy L Horgan Langdon ND Wounded in action severely Sergeants Frank J Fagan 48 Dorchester St Worcester MA Earl J Hansucker Front Royal VA Homer Jenkins Riceville TN Corporal Fred E Bischof 1715 Gary Ave East St Louis IL Privates William R Cowan Stamford KY Howard E Hamman Criss Creek BC John Hartman Tamanend PA Herman M Horaton Birmingham AL Alexander Short Jr Catlettsburg KY William S Scott Petersburg IL Emmette Prousdale Sheffield AL John W Winston Mephis TN
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Uniformed men collect satchels of children in Essen swindle
A trio of armed men two in soldiers' uniforms and a policeman outfit toured Essen schools claiming authority to seize children's satchels. They paid a small price for leather straps then took the bags. The scheme lasted days before being exposed as a swindle. The incident puzzled observers according to The Rhenish Westphalianette.
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Quentin Roosevelt Buried With Honors by German Airmen
A Wolff Bureau dispatch from Amsterdam reports Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt was killed near Chambry ten kilometers north of the Marne. The German airmen buried the American aviator with military honors and kept his personal effects for later delivery to his relatives.
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Red Cross Objects to Dice Distribution in Gulf Division
New Orleans July 21 A Red Cross ban blocks dice distribution in four Gulf Division army cantonments. A call for games issued through the organization outlines the measure and its aims amid wartime effort.
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New Orleans
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Red Cross Requests No Dice Donations
The division at Red Cross headquarters asks the public not to donate dice as the organization does not support games centered on dice. They note they already have cards, dominoes, boards, and dice.
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Food administrators from five states to meet in Columbus
Federal Food Administrators from Ohio Pennsylvania District of Columbia Virginia and Maryland will meet in Columbus on Tuesday July 23 to discuss important national food regulations. J W Hallowell head of Ohio's administration division will address the meeting with Howard Heinz Pennsylvania Federal Food Administrator presiding.
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Austrian Ministry Falls Confirmed Resignation
Copenhagen July 21 reports the Austrian Ministry has decided to resign, according to advices from Vienna received here.
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