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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1918

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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.

Great Britain United States England

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.

Associated Press 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.

Cos Marine Corps Army

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

Associated Press Washington Marine Corps Gilbert W. Lemon Walker West Virginia Frank A. cLark Hesperia Michigan James E. Fisher Loudon Avenue Columbus

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

Charles Lee Twiss Shelbyville Ill Joseph P. McEntee Ballston Spa New York Julius Rogers van Cortlandt Avenue Brooklyn William Bates Blue Mound William J. Borne Newport Ralph L. Bryan Cucamonga Cal Charles A. Byrnes Underhill Avenue Harry R. Delozier Duncansville Frank M. Golden Princeton Avenue Jersey City Walter Emil Hein Ripon Wis Naylor B. Pumphrey Winkliffe Benjamin D. Noyd Allerton Mass Charles V. Richardson Halsey Walter Gebhart Hummelstown Joseph A. Cantwell Bryn Mawr John J. Griffin Washington, D. C Wagoner Joseph Stump Copper Hill Cook Oscar A. Teasley Hartwell Georgia Elias Barnes New Boston Tex Michael Bialek Twenty-Second ‘Street William C. Campau Pire Street Superior Clarence C. Cumberland Washington D. C Ed Daniels Nippa James J. Farrell West Fifty Eighth Street Edward Fitz Fords N. J Roy T.’Gan Maple Park Olympia Wash Joseph Husbands Warren Street St. Louis Charles R. Hymne Crum Wilbur H. Jarvis Phillipsburg Kan Elmer G. Johnson Gate Grifum P. Jones Jasonville Ind Max Katz Second Avenue Raymond C. Kind Good Ground Vincent Kolencik Rohnes Street Earl D. Norton Guilford Conn William J. O’brien Cambridge Charles Hollingshead Derry N. H Roy L. Horgan Langdon North Dakota Frank J. Fagan Dorchester Street Worcester Earl J. Hansucker Front Royal Homer Jenkins Riceville Tenn Fred E. Bischof Gary Avenue East St. Louis William R. Cowan Stamford Howard E. Hamman

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.

Amsterdam Essen

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.

Quentin Roosevelt Associated, Press Amsterdam Wolff Bureau Berlin Marne Chambry Quentin Roosevelt Aviation United States Army

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.

Associated Press New Orleans Red Cross Gulf Division

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.

Red Cross

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.

Associated Press Columbus Ohio Pennsylvania District of Columbia Virginia Maryland United States Food Administration J. W. Hallowell Howard Heinz Pennnsylvania

Austrian Ministry Falls Confirmed Resignation

Copenhagen July 21 reports the Austrian Ministry has decided to resign, according to advices from Vienna received here.

Associated Press Copenhagen Vienna

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THE NAVY Shillito Cincinnati Amina Sea I.s.c Shillito’s Ohio Home Rule Assn L. H. Gibson Mgr Anated Press Arthur F. Moseley Foley Street Freeport Sargeant Walter E. Scroggins Eldorado Albert Diamond Woodland Avenue Cleveland Charles A. A North Marshall Street Philadelphia Frank Alves Fkaward A. Anderson Willis Avenue Ralph D. Boone Greencastle Israel B. Bryant Sherman Mills Augusto Cappo Avenue B Thomas F. Carabine Hamlet Street Fall River Homer Nicholas Colburn Holley Frank J. Carr Marvell Ark David Dickie Lonsdale Arthur W. Douglass Terrace Redlands Earl M. Faulkner Maple Avenue Everett Phillip Gordon Kidwell Avenue Chicago Robert E. Gerin Belleville Mack Gow Duncan Carmelo Guttilla Golden Avenue Flushing N. Y John J. Hanrahan Thirtysixth Edward A. Hanses Third Street Daniel Hibbard LaPorte William D. Hunter Franklin Street Johnstown Roy Kennedy Frankfort Patrick McDermott East 142d William C. March Liscomb August C. Meltner Mullanphy Street Lawrence P. Petty Trough C. Benjamin Reed Mattapan Alberic Reindeau Lincoln Street Woonsocket R. I George Rothenberg Tremont Avenue Martin Sanders Mekinock N. D Harry L. Schneider Jennings Street Pete Semevolos Dogden Harold C. Skinner McMinnville Ore Charles A. Sullivan Simpson Sasix Canada John Sullivan Amsterdam Avenue Joel S. Taylor Hasgen Station Tennessee Earl A. Thomas Williamsburg Clarence M. Walker Salem George E. Wall Asher Carroll H. Black Lancaster Emile F. Miller Edward L. Cossette Pence John E. Gleason Waverly Floyd Amog Arnholt Loudonville Mont Samuel Chanen Lombard Street Lee J. Chestang Mobile George E. Coburn Ayrault Street Providence Lester J. Crane Oconto John A. Dennis Wigton William Dube Deerfield Street Lowell Harry W. Fassnacht Fremont Morris J. Karpas West Twenty-sixth Street Arthur P. Kelly Dunbarton Apartments Nashua Puyallup Silas E. Fauver Mt. Williams Benjamin F. Hice Chucky Earl P. Hicks Labranch Houston Texas George L. Inman Seneca Nue Grand Rapids Mich Sylvia Mengozzi Orange Jay N Milam Selma Iowa David W. Neil Apex Albert Robinson North Spring Street Baltimore Evert A. Storer Alton Kans Claude W. Tack Greene Joseph P. Trego R. D. No Newton John Witkouski Cloquet Minn Nicolas Barus North Hampton John Vaughan Monge Harry B. Oglesby Nashville Frederick D. Parker Clinton Corn Frank L. Pennington Groveland Walter Perko Reynolds Avenue Scranton Grover Racener Association Shirley Robertson Jackson Street Oshkosh Harry Saltzman South Fifth Street James A. Selman Edward Shaffer Minneola Elliott W. Sherman Greenfield Elmer L. Sidner Moline John F. Stronach Horton Avenue Detroit Flavio Tarullo Waterbury Albert Thiebault Manchester Allen Hauser Allan Thomas J.higgins Archibald J. McBride Walter E. Moore West 126Th Street Benjamin D. Nasser Prospect Place Joseph Abelow Flushing Avenue Raymond E. Berry Salona Louis H. Betters Blackbrook Michael Castellano Hester Street Luca Cenetiempo West Sixteenth Street Samuel Chaskes Madison Street James V. Clayton St. Joseph Anthony de Amaral Hyman Resnikoff St. Marks Avenue George W. Tallman Ambrose Street Rochester Joseph Turano Hart _ street Lewis S. Wheeler Wilson Theodore Eller North Kaukanna Skbmmons A. Boynton Augusta Harry Clohessy North Ninth Street Axminster Rugs Wilton Brussels ELM and Canal Motion Picture Houses OF the Superman Cleopatra Siren OF the Nile Caesar Enid Bennett the Vamp Dorothy Dalton In ‘the Kaiser’s Shadow Sree Gisewr Bryant Washburn William Farnum True Blue TRI Chariie Chaplin Orpheum Sky Theater Auditoriu Alice Brady Rosetta Fatty Buckle Oscoe
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