108 NAMES ON WAR FRONT LIST OF CASUALTIES
Washington June 8 The Army casualty list shows 108 names including 30 killed in action 10 died of wounds 4 died of airplane accident 6 died of other causes 6 died of disease 35 wounded severely 17 wounded with undetermined degree Officers named include Captain Rufus F Montgall Kansas City Mo and Lieutenant Hamlet P Jones Kaufman Texas The list names many soldiers from cities across the country with details on their status and locations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rufus F. Montgall
Kansas City
Hamlet P. Jones
Kaufman Texas
Lester N. Meyer
Glendale
Cal
Harry L. Dunn
Santa Barbara
George J. Jackson
Kingwood
W. Va
Chester F. Wright
Waterloo
Iowa
Thomas H. Wyllie
Newport
R. I
Rufus S. Montgall
Carl G. Theete
Cincinnati
Clifford R. Manchester
Newark
N. J
Carl Sandman
Brown Valley
Minn
David Schwartz
New York City
Wagoner
Patrick J. Coyne
Charlemont
Mass
James J. Cosgrove
Lynn
Thomas H. Abbott
Concord
N. H
Fred H. Almos
South Heart
N. C
Herman Dotz
Knut Ellingson
Rothsay
Cleveland
Russell Sk. Mershall
Indianola
Daniel §. Miller
Norristown
Vernie Newton
Boston
Roger Nolff
Dercy Station
Clarence Rockwell
Toledo
Preston V. Wall
Beach
N. D
Joseph Fr. Ward
Roland C. Winchenbach
Baltimore
Edward Nesterowicz
Yonkers
N. Y
Henry Anglin
Fairmont
William Robbina
Bloomingdale
Ind
Har
C. Bates
Columbus
Bernard H. Bott
South Bethlehem
James Papineau
Saginaw
Mich
James M. Shannon
Sewickley
Charles A. Smith
Huntington
Ivan D. Sweeny
Council Bluffs
Herbert A. Tobey
Haverhill
Thomas Huggins
Elloree
S. C
William A. McCullough
Easton
Frank J. Adams
Grappes Bluff
David §. Jones
Richard Wafer
Idgeport
Charles Winston
Call
Texas
Lester L. Meyer
Rexford Shilliday
George M. Matin
Longview
William L. Messinger
Watsontown
Raymond
Thomas H. Wylie
Walter B. Brant
Dorchester
Walter M. Johnson
Gadsden
Ala
George W. Peter
Mountain Lake
Janson E. Shue
York, Pa
Dennis A. Sullivan
Auburn
Joseph H. Buckley
Alcide J. Comeau
Leominster
Chicago
Ill
William M. Magarrell
Adair
Humphrey D. Moynihan
Lorin Earnest Ross
Delavana
Wis
J. Whilgren
St. Peter
Howard M. Johnson
Mason City
Robert N. Vance
Winterset
John H. Wintrode
Robert A. Breeding
John L. Mathis
Dubuque
Walter H. Olsen
Des Moines
Archie M. Simpson
Edmund B. Yates
Glasford
Harry BE. Lewis
Russell V. Bakken
Lake Mills
Willis T. Chester
Joseph M. Escher
Corwith
Andrew C. Granere
Clifton
Kan
Lee E. Hoag
Moneaqua
Glenn Tivermore
Hampton
Ed KE. Neeley
Lorimer
Glen G. Wickliff
Carlisle
Student Prize Winner Visits City Enroute Home
Miss Maria Litazinger of Bedford, Bryn Mawr College student, visits the city as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O Connell at 1467 Market Street. She recently won a $500 scholarship prize for the season's end.
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Maria Litazinger
Bedford
Dennis O'Connell
Market Street
Bryn Mawr College
Railroad Rumbles New Time For Many Trains
Pennsy announces a new timetable effective Sunday June 16 with many time changes on the main line and branches. Train No 13 is discontinued as a passenger service and will carry mail and express instead. A new through service between Washington and Pittsburgh labeled No 11 west and 50 east will depart shortly after 8 pm westbound and around 4 am eastbound. Train No 11 gains an earlier newspaper schedule while No 45 moves to a later time.
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Pennsy
Washington
Pittsburgh
Harrisboro
Aida
Railroad Chief Resigns to Lead Federal Rail Line
George W. Stevens resigns as president of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad to become Federal manager of the road. Frank Trumbull, board chair, succeeds him as president. Vice presidents Wickham Whitaker Wall and Caples become assistants. F H Davis and Cc Buraham elected vice presidents. The Philadelphia Division Veterans Association meeting place and date updated to Harrisburg P R Y M C A on September 10 with no banquet planned.
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New York
George W. Stevens
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Frank Trumbull
Trumbull
Wickham, Whitaker, Wall
Caples
F. H. Davis
Cc Buraham
Philadelphia Division Veterans’ Association
Columbia
Harrisburg
H. J. Babb
Harrisburg Girl Wins Flag Answer Prize
Janey Cremonesi daughter of Rev A Cremonesi wins first prize in a national flag meaning contest. The sixth grader from Follansbee West Virginia later resided in Harrisburg while her father ministered there and now studies in the Stevens Building. The gold medal was presented at the Cremonesi home yesterday by former teacher Miss Elizabeth Bowens.
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Harrisburg
Arrisburg
Janey Cremonesi
A. Cremonesi
West Virginia
National Society For Adequate Defense
Follansbee
Presbyterian Church
Stevens
Cremonesi
Elizabeth Bowens
City Water Clerk Inducted into Wireless Signal Corps
Warren E. Lyme a clerk in the city water department was drafted by the second city board for three months training in wireless telegraphy with the Signal Corps He is a 1912 Technical High School graduate and baseball player for Rosewood Athletic Club left field Lyme is the second courthouse employee summoned to service.
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Warren E. Lyme
City Water Department
Second City Board
Signal Corps
Erie
Lyme
Technical High School
Rosewood Athletic Club
Water Department
Boys to Give Concert by Scout Troop No 1A
The orchestra of Scout Troop No 1A will perform at Fahnestock Hall on Tuesday June 18 to raise funds for their camping program.
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Scout Troop
No. 1A
Fahnestock Hall
Samuel Gompers Plans Attendance at Altoona Meeting
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, signaled a possible presence at Altoona for the upcoming large convention. His message, read at a recent gathering of local railroad workers, notes it is too early to confirm full attendance.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federation of Railways
Altoona
Mr. Gompers
Railroad Crew Standings and Assignments by Division
Philadelphia and Reading divisions list crews first to go after set times with ranks for engineers firemen brakemen conductors flagmen and yard boards. Names include Kline Scanlon Steffy Gable Blankenhorn Wick er Anderson Craver Ramsey Portner Waltz Shimp Tatem Utley Pierre Middleton Masterson Vogelsong Rathfon Corder BE Sader Kauffman Rowe Hawk Mortz Titler Fisher Brink O W Snyder Kreiger Leib Barley and many others with specific crew numbers and assignments.
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Risburg
Philadelphia
Kline Young
Scanlon
Steffy
Gable
Blankenhorn
Wiker
Anderson
Craver
Ramsey
Portner
Waltz
Shimp
Tatem
Utley
Pierre
Middleton
Masterson
Voglesong
Hill
Brown
Lauver
Preston
Kitzmiller
Schueck
Rathfon
Corder
R. Sader
Kauffman
Rowe
Hawk
Mortz
Titler
Fisher
Brink
O. W. Snyder
Kreiger
Leib
Barley
Warner
Johnson
Holsinger
Book
Klicker
Buss
Clouser
Shull
Mantello
Shearer
Barton
Trego
Long
Leonard
Lantz
Kirkpatrick
Roush
Bitner
Powell
Hughes
Stam
iEngineers
Women fill jobs as male railroad workers fall in Pennsylvania
Elisha Lee reports a rapid shift in the Pennsylvania Railroad Lines workforce. From May 27 to June 5, 4,477 workers left and 5,122 were hired, lifting women employees from 5,682 to 7,227. The move signals a 1,545 net gain for women and a 900 decline in male workers amid firemen and brakemen shortages and 14,000 bad order cars east of Pittsburgh.
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Philadelphia
Elisha Lee
Pennsylvania Railroad Lines
East
Lee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Smokers to Be Put on Cigaret Rations in Lancaster
Leading tobacco growers and dealers in Lancaster county admit that civilians nationwide will soon receive cigarette rations. They say cards will be issued to all smokers and that the plan can be announced authoritatively.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
Explosion at Smerinetz Depot Kills Sixty. Wounds Hundreds
Amsterdam dispatch reports a large Ukrainian munitions depot explosion near Smerinetz west of the Lavra river. Sixty people killed and hundreds injured in the resulting fire and blasts, according to Kiev sources.
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Smerinetz
Amsterdam
Lavra River
Kiev
Minco the Dean of Clowns in Ringling Brothers Circus
Al Minco known as the daddy of them all is 77 and has spent over sixty years entertaining youth and adults as a pantomimist. He headlines Ringling Brothers new spectacle In Days of Old featuring 1,250 characters and 300 dancers in a grand pageant with animal acts and two hours of novelties.
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al Minco
Ringlingville
Minco
Dan Rice
Mississippi River
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Ringlings
Ringling Brothers
Majestic and Colonial vaudeville and film lineup
A detailed theatre listing notes Majestic and Colonial vaudeville programs for the week, including The Hired Man and A Doll’s House with Elsie Ferguson, Joan of Plattsburg, Seal of Silence, and Chaplin in The Vagabond. It highlights Manhattan Madness at Victoria and previews Paxtang Park acts, with local film notes and a Marsh Run office team win 12 1 over Truck Drivers.
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Charles Ray
Charlie Chaplin
Elsie Ferguson
Lina Cavalier
Regent
Henrik Ibsen
Paxtang Paxtang Park
Park Theater
Ward
Wilson
Yap
Savannah
Georgia
Alice Roye
Chief Iron Hand
Squaw
Manott
Marsh Run
Steelton Band Concert at Reservoir June 21
The Steelton Band will give its first park concert of the summer at Reservoir Park on Friday evening June 21. The band offers the concert without compensation and the Park Commission expresses gratitude. Director Zala arranged a splendid program for the event.
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Reservoir
Reservoir Park
Steelton
Park Commission
Zala
Commission
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