188 NAMES ON CASUALTY LIST 148 WOUNDED
Army casualty list shows 188 names including 19 killed in action 9 died of wounds 3 from accidents and other causes 1 from airplane accident 4 died of disease 137 wounded 11 with undetermined degree and 4 missing in action Officers named include Lt John W Rhoads Lt Jesse M Robinson Lt James A Bayne Lieutenants Richard A Newhall John W Scott Harold KK Simon and Lt Raymond C Burky The list subdivides KIA DOW DOD DOA and missing with many private and corporal entries from multiple states cities and towns
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Associated Press
Washington
John W. Rhoads
Payette
Idaho
Jesse M. Robinson
D. C
James A. Bayne
Grand Rapids
Mich
Richard A. Newhall
Minneapolis
John W. Scott
Detroit
Harold
Simon
Marshall
Minn
Raymond C. Burky
Philadelphia
John Rhoads
Mart Gentry
Weaver
Toledo
Ohio
Joseph Zoke
Akron
Domenico Mimasi
Greensburg
Joseph Patrick Dugan
Taunton
Mass
Karl M. Guerrin
East Jordan
Frank R. Johnson
Quincy
Harry Mayehryer
Harvard Avenue
Ansonia
Ansonia, Conn.; Oliver J. Norsetrum, Sister Buy, Wis.; Aleander J. Roth
New York City
James Smith
Sargent
Thomas H. Stineman
Wabash
Ind
Washington, D. C
Cook Harden Wallace Fowler
Glasgow
Ills
Edward Quailes
Dover
Del
Aubury A. R
Wynn. Griffin
Grand Radids
Russian Crown Jewel Plot in Texas Arrest
Washington reports the detention in Dallas Texas of Silliman Ivans formerly attache at the American legation Copenhagen pending inquiry into disposal of a box bearing a legation seal brought to the United States. Evang returned from Copenhagen on a ship said to carry jewels and a box of con sular dispatches was not delivered to the State Department. Fire spread from stove at Mrs Francis Hetry home 1707 North Seventh Street last evening but was extinguished with minor damage.
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Washington
Dallas
Tex
Silliman Ivans
Legation
Copenhagen
Evang
State Department
Francis Hetry
North Seventh Street
Binesia advertised for acid stomach relief
An advertisement promotes Binesia as a remedy for dyspepsia, indigestion, and stomach pain from acidity. It claims rapid relief by neutralizing excess acid, aiding digestion, and being safe and inexpensive. Available in powder and tablet form from Geo. A. Gorgas and other druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Geo. A. Gorgas
Harrisburg Academy Graduates Class of Twenty-Eight
Harrisburg Academy held its commencement at the Orpheum Theater. Twenty-eight seniors received diplomas as Dr Newell Dwight Hillis delivered the address. The program included speeches by Josiah Dunkle and Scott Thompson, an assembly chorus, and prize presentations.
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Harrisburg Academy
Orpheum Theater
Academy
United States
Dwight Ludington
Lester Shaffer
Charles A. Kunkel
Newell Dwight Hillis
Brooklyn
Josiah Dunkle
Scott Thompson
H. B. N. Pritchard
Academy Spectator
M. E. Swartz
Howard R. Omwake
Hillis
Bismarck
Denmark
Austria
France
Lloyd George
America
Russia
Frederic Stephen Bateman
Harry W. W. Blecker
James Zina Bloom
Josiah Andrew Dunkle
Frank Tasker Francis
George Parker Geistwhite
Rollin Goodfellow
Vernon Wesley Hoerner
Herbert Kaufman
Gilbert Alton Larock
Samuel Wang Lee
Warren Bowman Lauder
Plan For Annual Session Of Big C E Convention
The second general convention of the Kansas State Evangelical Conference and Synod Federation of the United Evangelical Church will convene September 25 to 29 at Chestnut Street Auditorium. A Park Street United church meeting will set arrangements with Roy H. Stetler secretary and H A Zeiders treasurer among attendees.
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S. 5
Federation of
United Evangelical Church
Park Street
A. E. Hangen
Carrie A. Bollinger
E. A. Reigle
John A. Tarley
N. E. Oren
Esther Niebel
A. G. Flexer
Edward Hershey
Jessie Rhodes
Ethel Warner
A. R. Markel
A. M. Blake
John Wonders
J. G. Rosenberger
W. S. Harris
Lydia Katz
Lloyd Glattacker
Margarette Baker
Esther L. Eailey
W. L. Bailey
Sylvia Singvich
Esther L. Earley
C. A. Mack
J. K. Hoffman
W. E. Peffley
Ruth Harris
Roy H. Stetler
H. A. Zeiders
Passenger Auto Makers Suffer Deep Coal Cut
Washington June 13 Fuel Administrator Garfield announced a 1918 1919 coal allotment limit for passenger automobile manufacture to 25 percent of fuel used for the year ending July 31 1918. The move follows prior statements of possible larger reductions if conditions do not improve and places the broader curtailment matter with the War Industries Board steel section.
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Washington
Garfield
War Industries Board
Every Citizen Urged to Aid in Slacker Hunt
Provost Marshal Crowder and War Department order require review of deferred classifications. A class four man must report for Army if employed in nonessential wartime roles. Citizens are urged to notify draft boards about registered men in such jobs. A local reader accused a loiterer at a pool hall in a complaint under the order. Large employers of labor are involved.
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Crowder
War Department
John C. Orr
Third City
Washington House
Harrisburg Labor Rally Exempts Ruling Absences for Productive Work
Industrial plants near Harrisburg assure that labor demand for productive occupations is so high that men affected by the ruling can secure jobs with ease. Exemption reasons include sickness reasonable vacation lack of productive opportunities temporary absences up to a week compelling domestic hardship and unsuitable conditions for women workers.
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Dustrial
Harrisburg
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