Massive World War casualty list reports 1283 names
Washington reports the largest casualty list to date with 1283 names from the U.S. unit. Five killed in action, three died of wounds, eleven died of disease, seven from accidents, ten severely wounded, 245 wounded, two missing. thirteen lieutenants among the wounded and Captain Hurley listed as slightly wounded.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Actiow
John P. Hurley
Daniel H. Lawler
Wm. H. Meyring
John Walter Morris
James J. Wall, Jr
Coleman D. Burns
William D. Crane
William YT. Beaker
Thomas J. Jackson
Morris R. Levi
Arthur H. Martin
Thomas D. Martin
William Michael
Bernard J. Shanley
Jules ¥. Fish
Carey &. Evans
Fred W. Heineman
Salvatore Naresca
Ralph B.watts
John E. Walls
Cook Harry, Hendricks
Geo. W. Ostrander
Lyman Kinasey
Thos. H. Bolton
Orwin
E. Carr
Wm. Edwards
Davis Fullmore
John’ L. Hall
Frank E. ‘Kohl
Leo Landy
Chas. L. Roehl
Ervin Jackson
Edmond Krull
Jas. Fee
Geo
Adolph Hern
Clarence Milnes
Frank Deflavia
Nathan Ikrantman
Henry M. Michell
James J. Quinn, Jr
Seth A. Hensley
Wm. J. Sausville
Dorsey
Dayton
Harry J
Erisman
Haul V. Phimmer
James Shields
Wm. D. Crane
Wm. T. Fenker
Thos. J. Jackson
Morris R. Lewis
Thos
C. FP
John J. Casey
Patrick Caulfield
Jas
J Dalton
James D. Dunn
John M.farrell
John Callaghan
John J. Gibbons
John Naughton
Philip Helriegel
Robert W. Holmes
Raymond E. Jackson
Herbert J. Kelly
Michael ‘Laddy
Mortimer A. Lynch
E. McGourn
Richard McNeill
John B. Manson
Geo.Meyer
Edward J. Bradsbury
John. Brawley
Harold A. Bruce
Daniel Brosnan
Wm. Brown
Tildo ‘Bruno
Daniel Buckley
Piotr Bukowski
J. Callahan
Claus Carlsen
Matthew J. Carlyle
Herbert H. Cas
Wm. Childs
Mortimer A. Clarke
Bernard Clinton
Jos
F. Conlon
Jno
Jno. P. Connery, Wnt. Conville, Patrick G. Coox
Michael M. Corbett
Frederick Cotton
Geo. FP. Crouch
Ralph Cuccioli
Jas. Cunningham
Jas. W. Daly
Albert Dauer
Patrick
C. Cunningham
Stephen Deleonardis
Wm. A. Devine
Thos. Dillon
Timothy A. Dolan
Daniel A. Dooley
Ames H. Dow
Jos. Bunn
M. Dusapin
Leon Eckman
Patrick J. Fawcett
Thos. E. Feeley
J. Fennell
Barr Finkle
J. Fitzpatrick
Wm. F. Fitzpatrick
Chas. F. Fletcher
Chas. J. Flood
Y Daniel Flynn
John J. Flynn
Bernhard Fury
Martin Gallagher
Julius l .Garitane
John J. Gershen
Julius Gerfmann
Louis P. Gig
Edward I. McCormack
Hugh McGartland
Frederick J. McGill
John J. McKay
John F. McKenna
Wm. P. Ackessy
John J. “McLoughlin
Kilnér
McLongtin
Herbert T. McCahon
Francisis McNamara
Thomas’ J
Sevepius Magnano
John J., Madden
Manning
Herbert Halley
Thomas Mansfield
Walter
Marcuski
Edward
A. Matthews
Missing in action names list floods local notice
A fragmented roster lists soldiers Corporal Thomas McCallister and Private James P. Lash as missing in action, highlighting a broad roll of personnel including Matthews Meyer Moore Morgan Mulcahey Nolan O’Connell O’Connor etc. The record preserves the names in a wartime mobilization context.
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U. Matthews
William H. Meyer
Uliam L. Meyer
Stephen J. Moore
Thos P. Morgan
Jeremiah Mulcahey
William Mulcahey
John P. Alurphy
Honard J. Murtha
Charles H. New
James F. Nolan
Walter R. Nolan
Joseph V. O'Connell
Frank A. O’connor
James F. O'Connor
Richard Q. Gorman
John J. Okeef
Otto Olff
Maurice O'Neill
Michael O
Sisco
Martin J. Slattery
William James Scott
James Sheehan
John D. Sheffield
Donald Simpson
Frank T. Slovey
Maurice J. Small
Thomas Smith
Bruce N. Snyder
Raymond Staber
Harold Steviingson
Oscar Stumpf
Lancet Sullivan
Thomas J. Sullivan
Raymond Swope
Robert R. Thomas
Earl Thurman
William Vanderbeck
Victor van Yorx
Maed .T. van Yorx
William H. Walter
Beetcher C. White
James C. Wright
Hernan Zilderman
Thomas McCallister
James P. Lash
Ireland Votes On Extended Conscription War Measure
London reports Prime Minister Lloyd George announced extending conscription to Ireland and applying Home Rule amid tense House of Commons debate. John Dillon denounced the move while Sir Edward Carson supported conscription but opposed the home rate. The government won passage of the manpower bill 299 to 80 with extended discussion into next Tuesday.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
David Lloyd George
Ireland
Joseph Devlin
Trish
Ulster
John Dillion
John Redmond
Edward Carson
Ulster Reader
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Napoleon
Europe
America
Weather bulletin for Kansas with unsettled portions
A Kansas weather notice notes yesterday and today’s forecast with temperatures around 56 degrees. It mentions partly cloudy conditions and likely unsettled weather in the western portion with a warming trend tonight.
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Kansas
West Portion
Warner
Lawrence hosts Third district Endevor convention plans
Local societies prepare for the Third district Kansas Endeavorers convention opening April 18 in Lawrence. Delegates from Topeka Kansas City Emporia Ottawa and Olathe will be hosted by Endeavorers with lodging and breakfasts. Alfred Graves reports large delegations and the aim to attract next year’s convention.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Emporia
Ottawa
Olathe
Third District of
Kansas Endeavorers
Harvard
Harvard I
Loral Endeavorers
Alfred Graves
Cyp
Glat
Lawrence
Ciar
Christian Church
BE. HL. Given
First United Brethren Church of
Frank Jennings
The
Baptist Church
Harold Constant
Presbyterian Church
BK. A. Bleek
Urea Reference Union
Lew. Bleek
Declares In Favor Of One Man Control
Only 122 of 22500 Liberty Mators completed and four shipped to Crance amid "Very Serious Delay" in training Aviators. About 1200 cadets shipped to Vrante for Mare instruction as FWO regime will replace current service units.
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Crance
Aining
Vrante Fer Mare
Liberty Motors
Jtive
Leen Intirions
Te Revort
Egland
France
Italy
Vu Te
Emia i Mitten
War Dept faults Liberty motors and calls for one man rule
A Senate committee blasted the Liberty motor program as gravely disappointing and urged drastic changes. It recommends removing single control from production, forming a president-appointed expert engineering corps, and separating manufacturing from engines to speed up aircraft readiness.
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Washington
Vof
Senate Military Penvince Today
Signal Corps
Delay ix
Gested
Liberty Motors Motors
Navy
Women Accelerate Third Liberty Loan Drive Work
The Woman's Third Liberty Loan committee leads the campaign from No 5 Ninth Street with four minute speakers. Helen Backer spoke to the Mothers League and Margaret Perkins to the Fythian Sisters. W H Dunn offers business college students for typewriting to aid the drive.
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Woman's Third Liberty Loan Committee
F Ninth Street
WL Ho. Keene
Helen Backer
Mother's League
Margaret Perkins
Fythian ‘Sisters
Wo AL Dunn
W. Hh. Quakenbush
Business College
Troops on Way Through Lawrence Train
Detachments of the 7th regiment from Fort Funston passed through Lawrence this morning on the Union Pacific. Lathrop Reed was the only Lawrence lad aboard. Mr L L Reed, a post office worker, spoke with his son as the train moved on bound for an unknown destination.
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Camm Funston
Lawrence
Union
Pacific
Lathrop Reed
L. L. Reed
Potato Lunch Highlighted By Chamber Of Commerce Event
The Taw renee Chamber of Commerce hosts a Thursday luncheon for Potato Week featuring Miss Martha Trinder of the Household Economics department. Rev Klyne from the Methodist church will address cooperation between churches and the chamber on citizen welfare. The menu includes potato dishes and a lesson on saving flour by using potatoes.
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Chamber of Commerce
Martha Trinder
Household Economics
Klyne
Methodist Church
Tawrénee
Miss Trinder
Chamber’ of Comers
Thorsas
Byrd Died Tuesday Leading Colored Man in State
M C Byrd, long a prominent colored businessman and community leader, died Tuesday after a long illness. He built a successful tannery and brewery business and was active across Western and Southern states. Survived by his wife and son Usa Red Byrd, he was a member of Ninth Street Baptist Church. Funeral scheduled Friday at 2:30 pm at the church with Rev G N Jackson officiating. viewing at his home from 10 am to 10 pm Friday.
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Pyt
Walsall
Mgre
USA Red Byrd
Ninth Street Baptist Church
G. N. Jackson
Hupp Automatic to Enter Service Test
A permit for an automatic mail exchange service test has been issued for six months. One car will run daily between St Louis and Chicago by the Chicago and Alton route. Officials expect faster mail handling with sacks loaded from moving trains and delivered efficiently. The device, patented by Albert, was tested previously by Santa Fe. Lawrence investors hold stock and show strong interest in the test.
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Oh St.” Louis
Chicago & Alton
Amyvone
Can
Vince
Albert
Kansas City
Lee
Fire Alarm Douses Burning Rags Causing Smoke
Fire department rushed to a blaze last night among burning rags. Smoke spread through adjoining areas before crews marked the scene at a building at ROM McCardy, with alarms sounding and a quick response ensuring containment.
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Rom
McCardy
Fuinedel
al Cateed
Peace talks urged after wartime demonstrations
A city pacifist movement plans a program titled Win Present War, Then Talk Peace with a national and local setup. Committees are appointed, meetings scheduled in the county, and speakers from outside are expected to attend as the drive to open peace channels continues.
Fragmented tribute hints at local figure in town
A garbled OCR note references a local person named Tom Thigles and mentions theft and court action. It alludes to a city event and a forthcoming vote, with unclear details about individuals and dates.
Liberty Loan Talks At All School Districts
A garbled report shows Liberty Loan talks held across multiple districts with speakers including Mrs Wiser and Mra Brown. It notes women volunteers present and mentions arranged meetings in county schools with various local boosters and committees.
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Xylan
Batrings
Tin County
Fo Brown
Koehring
Eridas
Ak Hill
Lans
India
Maffett
Number & Meades
Ant - Vaile
Brackett Side
Mraeod. M
Wm. Siginbring
Thiel Foiled But Incident Involving Sutvase Confuses Police
Attacked at noon as a suspect fled a venue, confusion over identity and method arose. Report mentions a visit by Mr and Mrs Penchard with family to nearby residents and hints at rating debates affecting property taxes and utilities.
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J. Wesley Cox
John
Mary Ellen
Tucson
Penchard
Crese Holder
British Hold Ground as Armentieres Front Presses Forward
British forces withstand fierce night fighting along the Armentieres line after strong attacks around Givenchy Hill. German assaults push toward Ypres and Estaires while reinforcements from the United States are reported in the British battle zone.
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Bri
France
Armentieres
Givenchy
Corman
Carriel
Flanders
Ypres
Canal
London
Reuter
la Bassee
Vieurbaix
Saya
Arr
Messines
Fromendaugs
Othense
Vierce
Somme
War Office
Food Administrator Innes Addresses Substitute Regulations
Walter P. Innes of Wichita, food administrator, issues a note to offices clarifying substitutes. He warns that some aid Germany despite Allied needs and repeats exclusions for canned hominy flour rice fortified rice corn grits rolled oats and fruited oats.
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Innes
Walter P. Innes
Wichita
Food Administration
Germany
Teachers H G Lult Outlines Next Year Methods
H G Lult spoke to three city schools this afternoon at 4 30 in the high school auditorium. He discussed the ideals of Emporia and the teaching methods to be used by the teachers next year.
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H. G. Lult
Ideal
Emporia
Roba
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