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GLOUCESTER SENDS 42 MEN TO CAMP DEVENSj Fortv-two men left for Camp Devens jthis morning:. The quota was 44. but one man will go from California to Camp Lewis at American Lake, Washington. He is William H. Emero of Redwood City, Calif. One other, Harry ! L. Forsman of 179% Harvard st, Cam* j bridge, failed to report.Those who went today were: Osborne J. Tarr, 18 Highland st; Albert 11.Hchmorrow, .334 Main st; Walter A.!. Ehler, 51 Mt Pleasant av; * Joseph O’Hearn, 9 Phillips av; Abraham H.I White, 106 Pleasant st; Warren P. Walsh, 9 Springfield st; Harold A. Fred-erickson, 8 Liberty st; Axel L. Nor-: strand, 4 Pigeon Hill st, Rockport;George H, Anderson, 23 Revere st; Dan*I iel C. Gale, 12 Acacia st; Carroll R. Worthley, 312 Main st; James H. O’Neil, 27 Bass av; Mann Jusslla. 1130 Washington at; Charles H. Wilkinson, Magnolia; i av; William O. Strsehan, 7 Arcadia st;| Clinton T. Grant, 113 Pearl st, Portland, Me; Ralph J. Story, Magnolia av; Patrick E. Pegnan. 14 Whitternore st; Al-! bert J. Vterra, 33 Granite st; Frederick K, Tarr, 18 Highland at; Carlton J.Smith, 9 Beacon st; William D. Sharp, 1111 Washington st; Everett Castle, 48 i Perkins st; Stephen E. Mclnnis, 59 j Prospect st; Albert C. Butman. 108 Mainst, Rockport; Edward R, Everett, 8
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Boston Daily Globe
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Mon, Apr 29, 1918
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