Roll of Honor Names Active U S World War I Servicemen
The list commemorates soldiers and support personnel in American Expeditionary Forces and related units by name and assignment. From Camp Devens to France and Scotland, entries include sergeants, wagoners, medics, engineers, and hospital staff detailing their units and posts such as 55th Artillery, 26th Division, Caisson trains, Depot Brigades, and various ports and camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Berry
Camp Devens Webster Staiuuru
Ardgny
Scotland
Alexander Bresth
Lieu Paoines
Jesse A. Briggs
55Th Regt
E. F
France
Edward L. Burke
Enry Rke
George H. Briggs
Q. M. Cor
Langley Field
Iutayten Va
Gislatie
Metropolitam
Hostal
Ft. M
Timore
Henry Byer
Norman Campbell
Ardgay
Harold Coolidge
Co. I
104Th Inf
William Coughlin
A. E
Lowell H. Cram
55Th Artillery
A. BE
Donald H. Currier
Camp Greene
N. C
Bryant Currier, Jr
12Th
U. S. Cavalry
Army Y. M. C. A
Columbus
N. M
John Coughlin
Camp Devens
Mopar Daniels
Newport
John Davis
Raymond Durkee
Caisson
76Th Div
Albert W. Evans
151St
James Madison
Fairbanks
American Ambulance Corps
Paris
Harland Flagg
Raymond Gallant
Bat
Ralph Gates
Glenn Gould
Frank Giannoni
U. S. Marines
Fort Andrews
Boston
Walter Gilmore
U. S
O’brien
Frank Greenough
Arthur. T. Goding
Camp
Devens
H. Wesley Hall
Devens O. Ae
William T. Hayes
F. A
Camp Hogan
Houston
Texas
Harry Heath
U.S Inf
Carl Hoar
Hugh Hodgen
Galley A
R. I
William Huntoon
Mt. Vernon
John Kenney
Philip Klein, Wagoner
101St Eng
Dig
Harland Lawrence
Quantico
Theron A. Lowden
Camp Meigs
Washington
D. C
Soren Mekklesen
Frank McCarthy
John D. McWayne
J. Buchanan Nims
Wagoner
80Th F. A
Fort Oglethorpe
Pliny Nims
U. S. Inf
South Carolina
William O’connor
Oscar Olsen
Edward Pendergast
36Th
San Antonio
Howard B. Quimby
Engineer Corps
James Quinlan
R. Hart Randall
U. S. S. Lenape
Everett Reed
G. Howard Reed
Corp. Co
A. HE. F
Ernest Whitcomb
Scotian
Frank ‘Wood Menti
Raymond B. Wrights
Forefathers Lived Without Modern Luxuries Through Centuries
The author notes that earlier generations endured long shortages before sugar and coal, butter, tobacco and potatoes, tea and soap, umbrellas and lamps, and trains and telegraphs existed, illustrating resilience before modern conveniences.
Japanese undersea magnet locates sunken ships after war
A newly developed underwater electromagnet in Japan promises to aid salvage operations on a large scale after the war by locating sunken vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Maynard Act Praised by Food Administrator for Woolen Co
Henry B Endicott thanks President Wood for the strong contributions of American Woolen Co workers to food production. The letter notes 1229 planted acres, 4805 bushels of potatoes, 288 tons of fertilizer, and company owned or hired land across 58 mills with many mills listing acreages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolen Co
Henry B. Endicott
William M. Wood
Wood
Endicott
Mr. Endicott
Anderson and Arms
Assabet
Brown
Burlington and
Cham- State
Beaver Waste
Beok
Burlington and Champlain
Chase
Forest
Foxcroft
Fulton
Hartland
Hecla
Indian Spring
Kennebec
Manton
Moosup
Newport
Oakland
Pioneer
Pittsfield
Puritan
Ray
Rochdale
Royalston
Saranac
Sawyer
Sabasticook
Vassalboro
Washington and Wood
Waverly
Suburban Day Out Becomes Rainy Family Trip
A Hyde Park narrator recalls a soggy Sunday outing with relatives to Bosky Crest and Sylvan Dells. The trip features a West Point nephew leading a drill, children clamoring for water, and weary adults venting about the arranged military visit and long wait in the rain. The piece ends with plans to reunite downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Lemuel
Imogene
Bosky
Crest
Bertha
Arthur
Home Military Company
West Point
Bosky Crest
Sylvan Dells
Suny
Goris
Sivan Delis
West Point Nepew
Eeerans
Eich
Songs of the Busher Leaguer Recalls Wartime Meets
The poem recalls a World War I meeting between a U S soldier and a German in a battle lull near Rheims. The speaker describes joining the Bush Leaguers, facing a late breakthrough, and resolving to stay in the league until they “break the Kaiser's game.” Names Sam and Maynard appear as speakers or characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Sam
Maynard
Homely Man faces social scorn and theater pursuit
Donald Macbeth overhears clubmen mock his looks and bachelor fate. He visits Marguerite Morton after a theater performance and contemplates proposing, while his rival peers scheme and admire the actress, hinting at fortune and romance amid social judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Macbeth
Tan Winley
Lorne Miller
Vining
Miller
Marguerite Morton
Donald
Macbeth
Buch
Marguerite
Jury Verdict Derailed as Women Jurors Fail to Agree
In a Louisville courtroom, the judge notes women jurors are not giving the men a chance as they fail to reach a verdict. The exchange highlights gender dynamics in the deliberation process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Cactus Cardy Idan Stappe Dene
Fragmentary text describes cactus candy and a peeled item. Names appear distorted. no clear event or date is discernible.
Teacher Clarifies Anatomy to Class With Questionable Answer
A teacher explains the trunk as the body’s middle part while a student who remained silent offers a puzzled response. The exchange highlights classroom dynamics as the lesson proceeds with a corrective nudge.
Foreclosure Sale of Concord Massachusetts Property
Mortgagee Julia S. Perry to Frederick W. Leyland forecloses on a three acre Concord parcel on Cambridge Turnpike. Public auction set for August 23, 1918 at 3 PM with $100 down and balance in ten days. Tax and other assessments to be carried, property conveyed from Mill Brook Farm deed dated September 23, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Grant Ave
Medford
Taunty
Landin
Acton
South Acton
Tuttle, Jones & Weatherbee
Varnum Tuttle
Concord
School Street
Tuttlé
A. H. Jones
Jones
Josiah Dow
Dow
Waltham
Hollace Street
Lincoln Park
Lincoln Street
Commonwealth of Massachusetts - Middlesex Ss
Gropate Court
Henry Barker
Cambridge
Commonwealth
Court
Echarles
J. McIntire
Frederick W. Leyland
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Julia S. Perry
Boston
Suffolk County
Cambridge Turnpike
Wilmot HR. Jones
Mill Brook
Middlesex South
Mortgagee Sale of Maynard Farm and Equipment
Public auction to sell a two acre Maynard farm with buildings and ice harvesting equipment. Located on Marlboro Branch Fitchburg Railroad near the Assabet River. Auction date August 17, 1918 at 2 PM. payment requires $200 cash, balance on delivery. subject to taxes and liens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Maynard
Marlboro
Fitchburg
Assabet
Asa K. Woodart
Concord, Maynard & Hudson, Street Railway Company
Gale Cord, Maynard & Hudson Street Way Company
Charles €. Murray
John W. Bell
Middlesex South
Also Mentioned on This Page
Main ST. Maynard
Nason
W. C. Crosby
A. J. Hicks
Concord Junction
Howard Ham
Louis E. Sullivan
Fowler
Main St .Maynard
Hoagland
Main St
Concord Jct
Mass
Milton C. Bean
Optometrist
Nason St
Tremont’ St
S. R. Garland
Maynard, Mass
Strout Nee
Er, Maynard
Waynard
Board of Selectiion
Creighton’s
Frank Binks
H.B. Morse
Albert Emits
Firnest Allsopp
Songs OF
Rheims
the. McClure
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Main Street
Nason Street
Summer Street
Court House
John R. MacKinnon
Maynard Enterprise
County
Mantine
Albert
J. Adams
Commonwealth Tesa Hunetts Middleset
Louisa Sugarman
Mary R. Edwards
New York
Camondiene
Charles J
Esty, Régister
Julia
Ferris
pWilliam
Barristers’ Hall
Mortgagee's