War Casualty List Shows Killed and Missing Names
The Associated Press reports Washington June 25 casualty figures. Among the dead and missing are Private Eugene M. Commer of Winchton Massachusetts and Private Chas Dunbuque of Nashua New Hampshire, with five killed in action and several wounded, plus others dying of wounds, accidents, disease or remaining missing. Indiana soldiers not listed among the dead.
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Associated Press
Washington
Indiana
World War I Casualties and Missing List
A list of soldiers including Corporal Robart E. Goodykoontz Corporal Dan White Private Wm F. Bell Private Carroll Private Louis Green Private Henry J. Messon Private Wm Osborne Private Oakley O Trainer Private Michael Wilman Corporal Harold Martin Corporal Harry A. Strand Cook Wm J Hushlaw Private John Uray and Lieut Philip W. Davis reported as died of disease accidental causes or missing in action across multiple towns and states.
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Robart E. Goodykoontz
Columbus
Ohto
Dan White
Tanksley
Icy
F. Bell
Cortland
N.Y
Carroll
Gates
Hallsboro
Ore
Louis Green
Middleton
Henry J. Messon
Brookfield
Adam V. Mixtacki
Pulaski
H. Osborne
Troy
N. X
Oakley O. Trainer
Ilint
Mich
Michael FT. Wilman
Ashland
Wis
Harold Martin
Winnemecca
New
Harry A. Strand
Princeston
Cook Wm. J. Hushlaw
Cohoes
John Uray
Laurel
Philip W. Davis
West Newton
Treas
War casualty roll lists forty-one corps units and names
Washington June 29 Forty-one marine corps casualties today split into killed in action died of wounds and wounded in action with two missing. Names include Sergeant Herbert E. Green Indianapolis and Gunnery Sergeant F W Stockham Bellville among others from Indiana Ohio New York Pennsylvania Maryland and beyond with many listed by full names and hometowns.
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Wastington
Fullow
Herbert E. Green
Indinapolis
Indiana
A. Babb
Hampton, G
J. Bataforth
New York
C. Belk
Pittsburgh
L. Bogelow
F. J. Bokosky
Scranton
J. &. Taylor
Mount Houston
Texas
M. Costello
St. Helena
O. Cottrell
Tuscaloosa
Alo
J. B. Deans
Middlesex
N.C
J. Dodd
Marie
Ashland Avenue
Indianaginny
P. R. Brolander
Tuko City
Bil
H. Brown
Rock Creek
Tex
H. C. Geiger
Mount Vernon
Auction sale of seasonable ladies ready to wear
Seasonable stock of ladies ready to wear and excellent fixtures offered at Guthman's Old Stand 732 Calhoun Street to 110 and 112 Berry Street. Sale will start at 2 p m July 8 1918 to highest bidder for cash, subject to court approval and prior lease sale. Citizens Trust Co trustee.
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Calhoun Street
Berry Street
Guthman
Citizens. Trust CO
Training Camp Campers Embrace Wartime Drills and Duty
May still apply for training camp as Chicago youths train under war department supervision. The program includes trench patrols and night exercises, with many campers hoping to extend their two week stay beyond next Monday. Authorities state the camp's work could influence future government policies.
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Ramas
Steeney
Anny
Hitinn
Nts Artilly
Chicago
Strever
Geneva
Oethirna
Boxe
Tka
War Department
Senator Wilson H. King Pushes Russia Relief Plan
Utah Senator Wilson H. King introduces in the U S Senate a resolution to send American military aid to Tunisia with Allied forces including Japan and China to aid the Russian people against Germany. The measure also seeks commissions to work with the ambassador to defeat German propaganda and support Russia’s economic and political freedom.
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Wilson H. King
Utah
King
U. & Senate
Tunssia
Japan
China
Propar Bandaan
Russia
Free To Asthma Sufferers New Memo Cure Chat
Promises a new method that cures asthma and hay fever for all ages and climates. Encourages readers to write for a free trial without sending money or payment, claiming immediate relief and rapid improvement.
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Janis Alent
Aiida
Mall Saupon
Contingent to Replace Rockford High in Camp Music
The article notes a shift in camp personnel with 400 boys to arrive next Monday, largely from Chicago including Tang Technical High School. They will bring their band to replace the Rockford High School band, which currently provides music for the camp. It emphasizes guarded welfare and military training stance with instructors escorting students.
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Hoya Fs
Chicago
Tang Technical High School
Rockford High School
Mayoral views on new meat and mill inspection ordinance
Mayor W Sherman Catshall returned from the Municipal League convention in Washington Indiana. The new meat and mill inspection ordinance passed unanimously by the city council but has not yet been presented to the mayor for approval. Some council members reportedly wish to rescind and the matter may be held over until the next meeting. Births reported include a daughter to Mr and Mrs CO Ty Wingett of 618 Lafayette Street and a son to Mr and Mrs Frank Coke of 1909 Antoinette Street.
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W. Sherman Catshall
Washington
Ind
Municipal League of Indiana
R. A. Crull
Board of Health
CO. Ty. Wingett
Lafayette Street
Frank Coke
Antoinette Street
Journal Gazette Want Ads One Cent a Word
Classified notice states rates and contact method for want ads sold by the Journal Gazette. Readers are informed that ads cost one cent per word and can be placed through specified department or box number.
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Journal-Gazette
Merry Widow Patient Recovers After Typhoid Remedy
A 9 year widow describes prolonged stomach and constipation issues since her husband’s death. After three months on Mayr's Woundertut Remedy, her bowels moved regularly and she feels well again. The ad claims the preparation cures chronic intestinal ailments and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by Dieter Drug Co. and druggists nationwide.
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Mayr
Dieter Drug Co
Harmony Jodie So Members Meet For Brother George Thumm Funeral
Members of Harmony Jodie So request all Tudges to meet at Westerly Street Sunday at 1 15 p m to attend the funeral of our late brother George Thumm AL FURTH MILLER Noble and LOWAINE ROK Recording Secretary announce the time and place for the service.
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Harmony
Jodie So
Hgtrmnonya
Westerly Street
Brother
George Thumm
AL Furth Miller
Noble ¢ Lowaine Rok
Parade plans request details for July 4 participants
Officials ask individuals to report numbers of men who will join the Independence Day parade. Major J Mil er and others listed urge notices to Major Miler regarding participation estimates for the parade next Thursday July 4. Names include E J Lennon George Japp Tom Sno Ben Wartell Ac Borgmann Hermann Korte Louis Novitsky Frank Joly Jon Tuso Tom Lebamoff Spire Christ Mike Kosmas.
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J. HE. Miler
E. J. Lennon
Geo. Japp
Tom Sno
Ben Wartell
A C. Borgmann
Hermann Korte
Louis Novitsky
Frank Joly
Jon Tuso
Tom Lebamoff
Spire Christ
Mike Kosmas
How to Judge a Woman by Her Hair
A quirky old guide claims neat hair signals a woman's neatness and good taste. It recommends a specific shampoo brand Danthrax, instructions to dissolve two teaspoons in hot water for full scalp coverage, promising dandruff removal and improved hair health plus a shinier hat-friendly look.
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Italy
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Philadelphia
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Bayshore
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New Haven, Conn
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Akron
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Springfield
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Hill
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New Haven
Conn
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Portland
Oregon
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Canton
W. J. Spire
Nashville
Town
J. W. Bloomquist
Cheney
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Michiel Loftus
Cleveland
R. J. Pomeroy
Baltimore
R. Pomeroy
E. L. Kreiger
Buffalo, M.Y
R. J. Rawlings
Palm Beach
Dixie
Athletic Union
Swissam Athletic Union
Fort Wayne
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Wayne and
Harrison Sta
Cknta
Ey Ews Photo Service
Astimma
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Madison Street
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