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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1918

Page

6

Captain H. A Bullock Killed In France Front Lines

Captain Harry A Bullock longtime Times reporter and BR T secretary was killed by an aerial bomb five miles from the front in France while supervising supply movement with Colonel Bertram T Clayton. Clayton is reported killed. Bullock, Amherst graduate and Plattsburg veteran, was an early World War I air transport advocate and welfare organizer for BR T in Brooklyn.

Harry A. Bullock New York Times Municipal Railway Corporation Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company France Bullock Plattsburg Quartermaster’s Reserve Corps Bertram T. Clayton Clayton Piattaburg Brooklyn Captain Bullock Northampton Massie Amherst New Haven Boston The Times We Times Pacific Interstate Commerce B. H. Harman Timate Tries Beare Williams Eoward Eb R. T Law of Public Safety Brooklyn Institute For Safety Electric National Safety Council Claims Transportation Committee American Electric Railway BH. R. T Plattspurg Goether Concord

110 Casualties Reported by Pershing List Sets Total at 6500

War Department releases casualty roll for U S forces abroad totaling 6500 with 19 KIA 13 DOW 45 severely wounded 2 missing 3 accident 1 disease. Officers listed include Colonel Bertram Clayton and Captains Bullock Fleur and Lieutenants Green Mortimer.

New York Times Washington War Department Bertram T. Clayton Harry A. Bullock Edward ©. Fleur Clarence Green Richard Mortimer, Jr Howard R. Smith Abram P. Craddock Adam P. Dambrauckas Walter J. Sullivan Frederick August Westphal Ralph M. Noble Benjamin (. Byrd Robert Baker McDowell

Colonel Bertram T. Clayton Linked to Brooklyn Elite Groups

Col Bertram T Clayton a former Brooklyn Congressman and brother of Judge Henry D Clayton belonged to the Hamilton Club Brooklyn Civic Club Brooklyn Press Club Dongan Hills Golf and Country Club and Atlantic Yacht Club He led Troop C of the First Cavalry and later commanded the Fourteenth Infantry He was born in Clayton Atm about fifty years ago as son of Major Gen Henry D Clayton of the Confederate Army He attended West Point class of 1886 but left to join his father in law W M Barbour ollcloth firm.

Hamilton Club Brooklyn Civic Club Brooklyn Press Club Dongan Hills Brooklyn Clayton Atm Henry de Lamar Clayton Ollcloth W. M. Barbour

Montclair Youth Dies in World War Service

Special from Montclair New Jersey reports Chester Gordon Schneider 18 died in Wallasey England after enlisting in a Canadian-Scottish battalion. He was a Montclair High School sophomore and former Boy Scout said to be the first Scout to die in government service. His grave will be cared for by soldiers with a wooden cross and metal plate. In Flushing New York Frederick J Dondero Corporal in 87th Infantry died of meningitis after grip and went to France in February. He was a Pratt Institute graduate and former Long Island Railroad Jamaica office employee. His mother quotes I’m glad my son died in the service of his country.

Mr. Williams Captain Bullocks New Yesau Times iVvil Gptienal Tasue New York Municipal Railway Corporation Herough Ami Plattsburg Quartermaster Corps New York Times Montclair N. J Chester Gordon Schneider Wallasey Great I Great Britain Schneider Montclair High School Montclair Boy Scouts John Schneider Canada England Flushing L. L Frederick J. Dondero War Department Jamaica Long Island Railroad

Americans Repel Germans in Lunéville Front Action

In France a 30 man American patrol penetrated enemy lines near Lunéville and fought 20 minutes, killing several Germans before retreating. American forces then engaged a German biplane, downing it and wrecking the wrecked machine with artillery. Additional clashes and air battles across Lorraine and Woevre continued with multiple German losses and heavy Allied bombardment.

France Associated Press Lunéville Ines Toul Luneville Front Luneville Washington Pershing Lorraine Picardy Bine

Aeolian Exhibit at Aeolian Hall During National Piano Merchants Meet

An extensive display of the complete Aeolian piano line is shown this week on the Third and Fourth Floors of Aeolian Hall. The exhibit coincides with the Annual Convention of the National Association of Piano Merchants of America in New York, drawing prominent industry figures to the city.

National Association of Piano Merchants of America Aeolian Hall New York Aeolian Company Fee Eee Association

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