Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

New York Times in New York, New York

12 Jun 1918

Page 4

We have 11,141,790 pages in New York
New York Times June 12, 1918 Page 4 old newspaper archives

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1918

Page

4

Stray Among Foes Kill 3 and Escape From German Prison Camp

Two American engineers spent thirty-six hours behind German lines in a strongly held position near Bois de Beilesu. They escaped a German supply train ambush, waited seventeen hours in a wheat field, then returned to American lines and filed a valued report. The feat is hailed as one of the boldest war exploits.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Cable toxTaAs New York Times Bois de Beilesu Ameja Ownithe Artai Cambrai
Read with Free Trial

130 Casualties Reported by Pershing Bring Army Total to 7519

The War Department released a list showing 130 American casualties abroad, bringing total army losses to 7,519. The tally includes 26 killed in action 3 died of wounds 45 or more wounded and 7 died of disease or accidents with officers Costello and Hines among those noted.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Gen. Pershing Washington War Department John T. Costello Binghamton N. Y Edward Hines, Jr Edmund Corby New York James J. Lawrence Prigopera
Read with Free Trial

Germans Fight Comrades In Air Involves British Assistance

British pilots helped both sides in a rare aerial battle near France on June 5 when German Halberstadt decoy triggered a multi flight melee. Several German aircraft were shot down or forced to crash, and British leaders steered the engagement into the German trap.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

France Associated, Press Halberstadt
Read with Free Trial

New York Soldiers on the Casualty List

Casualty list details New York officers and soldiers wounded or killed in France. Lieutenant Edmund A. Corby of Princeton background, 34, Plattsburg graduate, wounded May 25. Private Charles Tahl and Private William Glynn listed as wounded or killed. families notified in Brooklyn, Huntington, and Manhattan. Deaths include Private Michael Sullivan and Private Rouff with notes on service, hospitalization, and burial.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Edmund A. Corby Pershing Plattsburg A. C. Corby West 1011St Street Metropolitan Bank Fourth Avenue Twenty-third Street Corby Princeton France Sth Infantry War Department Charies Lena West Ninety-eighth Street 28Th Infantry Irivate Sears Con 78 Street Hath Beach John Griffin Ireland Griffin William Glynn Huntington Eer W5th Infantry Upton Ae Infantry Rouff Assiyne Brookwas Edwin W. Avenue Brooklyn Michael W. Sulli Monroe Street John Sullivan Tomas S. Cline Sullivans Cline Sullivan Ulmess Ameribase J Nevers M. l'Abbe Knights of Columbus
Read with Free Trial

Soldier Sullivan Interred At Cemetery In Formal Ceremony

The 24 year old Sullivan, drafted to Camp Dix last September, was interred with full military honors as his mother received a Mother's Day letter from him. He served with the Nineteenth Meers, had been ill in a New York hospital, and witnessed Major Herbert Musgrave of the Royal Engineers die in action on June 3. Musgrave, 42, was a son of Sir Anthony and Lady Lucinda Musgrave and held a twenty two year Royal Army career.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Cession Sullivan Camp Dix France New York Herbert Musoe Royal Engineers Musgrave Anthony Lucinda Jeanne Field Musgrave Musro David Judley Field Mas Sussex
Read with Free Trial

Upstate Troops in Drive at Syracuse Recruitment

The 9th and 23d Infantry U S A arrived at the State Fair Grounds expansion camp in Syracuse with old strength they quickly surpassed under new order targets. They underwent intensive training and were among the first sent overseas, featuring many local youths among their ranks. The 9th and 23d had a storied history and were later brigaded with Marines while sustaining casualties at Chateau-Thierry.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Paris United States
Read with Free Trial

Ten Marine Casualties in France Reported by Headquarters

Marine Corps announces ten casualties among Marines in France six killed in action and four died of wounds. Names include Gunnery Sgt Krause Charley Krause from Piekin Wisconsin and Privates Snow Frank H from Anniston Alabama Hunt Leon Wesley from Tyre Michigan with next of kin addresses listed. others include Kirchner William L R and Bierce Jerome Arthur among the named next of kin and locations.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

New York Times Washington Marine Corps France Snow Frank Hamilton Frank H. Snow Anniston Ala HUNT Leon Wesley Hattie Hunt Tyre Mich
Read with Free Trial

Navy reports losses in wartime incidents at sea and land

The Navy Department says gunner's mate Horace Whittaker from submarine L-8 was lost overboard June 5 and not recovered. ship's cook Christian Peter Danielson aboard hospital ship Comfort was accidentally killed at New Rochelle June 9. Other listings note Lincolns era crew and relatives in Brooklyn and Chattanooga.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

New York Times Washington Navy Department Today Horace E. Whittaker Eva O. Fisher St. Louisa Christian Peter Danielson Comfort New Rochelle N. Y Utah Marie Danieson Hyrum Ita Department Lincoln Bert Steerage Steward New York Ce Walker Clermont Avenue Brooklyn Robert S. Walker Oliver P. Walker Chattanooga Tenn
Read with Free Trial

Mormon Wheat Contribtuion Opens to Federal Food Board

The Mormon Church in Salt Lake City handed over its granaries to the United States Food Administration. More than a quarter of a million bushels of wheat were involved in the transfer. The move follows a tithe system aimed at famine protection, with a large harvest expected this year to refill stores. The Food Board ordered a three day store closing to enforce substitute flour regulations, suspending several bakers for not using required substitutes.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Federal Foot Boarch Mormon Church Salt Lake City Utah United States Food Administration Chure Federal Food Board Samuel Ashkinazy Ruters Place Abraham Beresofak Rand Street A. Bergner Announc Yestern Mariano del Giudice Hudson Street Brooklyn Giacomo Napolitano Bayardeet Sam Stein Second Avenue Julius Rubinsky Third Avenue
Read with Free Trial

Americans Dominate Germans Near Chateau-Thierry

Paris dispatch reports June operations northwest of Chateau-Thierry where American troops with strong will and irresistible activity continued to defeat German forces. They pushed toward Ytasiares and Torcy, cleared Belleau Wood, reached Bouresches, and captured Hautevesnes after a hard battle with noted courage from officers and men.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Paris Melayer Chateau-Thierry Adda Ytassiares Torcy Belleau Wood Bouresches Hautevesnes
Read with Free Trial

Troop Flow to Europe Exceeds Half Million Monthly

In Boston on June 11 Lieutenant General Thomas Bridges, British High Commissioner to the United States, said troop shipments to Europe total about 250 000 a month and could not be stopped by the Kaiser. He cited General Foch as confident he can hold the Germans and noted 200 000 American troops brigaded with British and French forces.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Boston Europe Thomas Bridges United States Foch
Read with Free Trial

NEW WIRE STRIKE THREAT RISES IN RAILROAD MAILS LABOR

Thirty thousand railroad telegraphers voted to join with commercial wire men and sent an ultimatum to Western Union President Newton Carlton. A conference closed with J. Thomas stating the group mailed a proposition on rates and hours and asked Western Union to heed Wilson restoration guidance and National War Labor Board principles. Chicago sees labor trouble as 132 gas meter readers walk out at Peoples Gas demanding a 20 percent raise.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

New York Times Chicago Newton Carlton Western Union Telegraph Company Order of Railroad Telegraphers Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America J. Thomas Wilson National War Labor Board National War Labor Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company
Read with Free Trial

Seek to Enroll as Nurses in Red Cross Drive

More than 300 graduate nurses and young women applied yesterday to enlist with army and navy hospitals and the Army Nursing School as part of the Red Cross drive for 25 000 nurses. The Bureau of Nursing of the Atlantic Division outfitted 106 nurses at Washington Square Church, who will depart for overseas service, bringing total departures this month to 352.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Army Navy Army Nursing School Red Cross Tds Bureau of Nursing of the Atlantic Division Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church
Read with Free Trial

Foulois Detached as AEF Air Service Chief

Brig. Gen. Benjamin D Foulois is detached from his post as Chief of the Air Service of the American Expeditionary Forces and named head of the Air Service of the First Army by General Pershing. Col. Robert N Paddock will succeed Foulois with possible early promotion to brigadier general.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Washington Benjamin D. Foulois American Expeditionary Forces General Pershing First Army France Robert N. Paddock Foulois
Read with Free Trial

Also Mentioned on This Page

Edwin L. James Gapraiert The New York Time Company Dommel Elmer B Deter Dommel Hillside Av Lancaster Penn Gerrald Talmage W Mattie R. Gerrald HK. F. Dh Galivant’s Ferry Abels Gecil C Joseph Abels Ravenwood W. Va Purcell William A. William South 44Th St Philadelphia Enn Burns James Katherin. Burns Randolph St Wausau Wis Campbell Leon Bert J. Campbell Pine St Athena Caras-Unas Frank Mary Gaber Charion St Tamaqua Meer Cecil C Mra C. L. Jones Philips Oklo Cross Paul F Siasmuel South West St Shelbyville Ind Frentzel Joe F Peter Frentzel Pennsylvania Canton Ohio Hnackney Charles B Stone Hackney Davanna Knoxville Hargreaves Paul L Wiar Johaw Forest G Cecil H. Johna Ticonte Iowa Lacks Unus Archie Birdie Lackshire Sawyer Lindsey William C J. Weatley Mabel Bf Ottumwa McCary Collecs B Jake McCary Chie Maggione Mary Wwler State St Syracuse PITT Edward M. B. Pitt R. F Rocky. Mount Henry Mary Lukanowski Moran St Detroit Whil Epward F Murphy Fred Waverly St. Framingham Mag Burr Dewey G H. A. Burr Bristolville Hurst Brernard Caroline Hurst Oldenburg Hines Edward Hines Ridge Kuonil Arthur H Conrad Bass, Louis Mitchell Bass Horatio Ark Erwin, Louis Robert Erwin Bethel Gratton Alfred J Celkme Gratton Cage St Bennington Howard Lewis B. Howard Howard St Franklinville Miller Alex Ida Armstrong Raymond Glynn William Edward Glynn Keating Michael Mia Bridget Russell Ruoff Edwin V Jet Ruoff Ralph Avy J. Sheehan Sackett St Westfield Ward Gilbert Julia Stockwill McDavid Fla Whittaker Robert Austin Whittaker West Market St Scranton Givens Harry H Ee Oe Jeanette Parkers Fred I A N. Abney Kennett Atanasoff Gouche George Atanasoff Jauckson Beavers Martha F. V. Beavers Johnson City St. Boroski John Boroski Amherst St Buffalo Bunting Clarke Frank Bunting Pleasant St. Montpelier Erwin John W John W. Erwin Cleveland Miss Oe Griffin Wil Seas Patrick Jake Griffin Bay 20Th St N. Hair van Buren R. Hair Thes Hardee Cronts Rm W. Hardee Hs Laria C. Seston James John Mask Queen Minneapolis Willy J. A. Matt Huntsville Texas Hinkle Herbert Martha Johnson Lily Link Henry L John Link Menemonie McCann Harry Peter McCann Main U Edgerton McKee Elmer W Francis Patterson N. Reuse St Venn McIntosh James M Susie Mccintosh Scott St Covinatan Malenchak Joseph Malus Jasper Smith Pineville Snell Ella Cowgill Birmingham Snyver Buward Snyder 4Th St Cincinnati Chestnut Thomas Henry E Barbara Rhody Marceline John H Jacob M. Tritt Gastonia N. C Wh2om Hiram Wilson Mondeys Wintermute Henry C Ernest C. Wintermute Belvidere N. J Zovowynski Bennie Joe Wowakawaki South St Middletown Conn McCoy Charles N Hamburg Pace Herbert W Charles Pace Corning Gascoigne Eli Geo N. Church Council Bluff Keck Otto A Phil Keck Creaton Rhoades Jesse B. F. Rhoades Pella Moore Gordon A Jackson Moore Knox Ville, Iowa EBC Amesay Rockule Serio Bey Ata Jack H B. BE Harria Decorah Thayer Dayton Ernest Annie Dayton McCoole Dunkerson Dewey D M. L. Dunkerson Fontanelle Ewing Louis S . Charles Ewing North Stn Keokuk Frederickson William M M. Frederickson South Walnnut St Creston Filbert Lawrence Council Bluffs John E R. J. Weltch Caspar Wye Hobart Albert Goldie Hobart Centerville Husnick Stephen Husnick 13Th St Milwaukee Wia Klohs Charles H John Kiohs Washington Sts Lemars Larson Alonzo O. Larson West Mills St Mayberry Mary Mayberry Moore Jarvis W Mar A. Moore Nelson Herman Chris South 7Th St W. T. Smith Batte Creek Parcel Clarence M H. R. Parcel Bouth Patterson Frost P A. L. Patterson Pope J. P. Pope Tocco Pratt Richard Richard Pratt Mount Savage Price Saul St. St Council Bliss Reed Mack Elizabeth Reed Kellogg Sandeman Robert F H. B. Sandeman North Cherry St Smith Melbourne J L. J. Third Walnut St Macon Rex L B. Snyder North Division St Costello John T Patrick Jello Dickinson St Binghamton, N. Y Fame London Hne Nineth Engineers Whitsunday St ‘S Apel Upstate James McCoy Mabel Davol Buffington St Fall River Mann Wertz James Clair Mary Wertz Hurnham Krause Max Charley Krause Piekin, Wis Roska Victor Joseph Victoria E Roska S Gray St Charlestown Masa Bierce Jerome Arthur Eva Bierce Spirit Lake Idaho Church Government Prain Charleston Nashville Pew Powder Daniel C. Jacklin Explosive Plants Division Uvojreuy Japansofayowe UY eGul Bled Bridges Western Union Accurate Audit Co H. Ely Goldsmith Certified Public Accountant Broadway, N.Y Mad. Sq DE Pinna Madras 5Th Avenue 50Th Street DELCO Domestic Electric Co., Inc Park Place, New York Bon Lawyers Title and Trust Ca Broadway Montague Street Stern Brothers West 42Nd and 43Rd Streets RMY Kirschbaum Moreson Best & Co Fifth Ave 35Th St Children’s Oxfords
Read Page with Free Trial
Search Courier

Search the New York Times Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Start for Free

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The New York Times?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Advanced Search
Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication