French Fighting Balking Germans In 1918 Campaign
Major General Frederick Maurice reports changes in the 1918 German campaign. Allied reserves hold, German gains along the Matz Aronde and Thiescourt areas threaten the Oise Aisne angle, while counterattacks recapture Belloy and Epernay areas. Germans rely on reserves as Paris pressure continues.
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Bonday
Imall
Mery
Belloy
Marqueglise
Matz
Aronde
Montdidier-Estrées
Mata Valley
Vandelicourt
Thiescourt Plateau
Thiescourt Woods
Oise
Aisne
Oaly
Thiescourt
Carlepont
Belloy Ridge
von Hutier
Hindenburg 4
Paris
Ce Rupprecht
Oved
Pershing Reports 127 Casualties In Army Abroad
The War Department lists 127 casualties as of June 12, totaling 7,646. Included are 15 killed in action, 9 died of wounds, 1 airborne accident death, 17 other deaths, 60 severely wounded, 6 wounded, 1 missing, and 18 died of disease. officers Caldwell Billing Butler Schmidt severely wounded and Hart died of disease. Names and addresses of next of kin accompany the release.
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Pershing
Washington
War Department
Don L. Caldwell
Albert E. Billing
George E. Butler
Wayne William Schmidt
Leonard K. Hart
Richard B. Reed
Wilmer Bodenstab
Max C. Buchanan
Malcolm M. Johnstone
Pete
Col Catlin famous in the Marine Corps
Colonel Albertus Wright Catlin is reported severely wounded in the Marine Corps casualty list. He commanded Atlantic Fleet Marines and led units at Vera Cruz and in France. Captain John Blanchfield and Captain Don Caldwell also listed as killed or wounded. Multiple interwoven family links and addresses noted for several servicemen and survivors.
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Albertus Wright Catlin
Marine Corps
Atlantic Fleet Marines
Legation Guard
Peking
China
Catlin
Torcy
Paris
Rome
N. Y
Naval Academy
Maine
Havana Harbor
Philippines
Cuba
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Atlantic Fleet
Army War College
Quantico
France
Sth Regiment of Marines
John Blanchfield
Marines
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Blanchfield
Ryerson Street
Brooklyn
Joseph
William
Emil
Navy
Charles
306Th Infantry
Emil Tuckerman
Jacob Tuckerman
East Eightythird Street
Camp Upton
Henry Kirchner
Roslyn
L. 1
Frederick G. Schwab
Frederick J. Schwab
Cooper Street
Remington Army Company
305Th Infantry
Nils O. Anderson
St. Mark’s Place
Marie Nelisen
Anderson
Brooklyn Hospital
23 Marine casualties revealed from American Army in France
Washington report lists 23 Marine casualties among US forces in France. Fifteen killed in action, two died of wounds, six severely wounded. Included is Colonel Albertus Wright Catlin among the wounded. Next of kin and emergency addresses for all listed personnel follow, detailing names and home streets across multiple states.
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New York Times
Washington
France
Albertus Wright Catlin
Burian Berlin Talks Force Polish Peace Issue
Count Burian Austrian Foreign Minister visits Berlin as German Austrian talks focus on expanding the alliance into a defensive union and resolving the Polish question while considering a Central Powers peace move. Berlin and Vienna push for a plan giving Austria apparent control while Germany holds real sway.
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NEW York Times
Amsterdam
London Daily Express
Count Burian
Berlin
Burian
Whitsuntide
Turkey
Bul
Garia
Count Hertling
Austria
Vienna
Warsaw
Germany
Poland
Dombrovo
Prussia
Hertling
von Kuhlmann
Hindenburg
Budapest
Emperor William Praises Aisne Victory From Front
In a May 27 letter to the Berlin Lokal-Anzeiger Karl Rosner reports Emperor William in radiant health viewing maps fromcamp des Romains on the Aisne. He cites news of a German battalion crossing the river and declares the victory one of the great ones on which the future rests.
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Hindenburg
von Hitler
Compiégne
Aisne
Amsterdam
Berlin
Lokal-Anzeiger
Karl Rosner
Emperor William
von Boehm
Camp Des Romains
Socialist Heads Reichstag Committee Election Report
Friedrich Ebert, German Socialist leader and Vice President of the Social Democratic Party, elected President of the Main Committee of the Reichstag. The move suggests the Socialists have or may have regained influence against the military government and shows the Main Committee selecting a President in defiance of the military clique.
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Amsterdam
Friedrich Ebert
Social Democratic Party
Reichstag
Limits on National Guard enlistment announced
Washington dispatch reports new enlistment rules barring married men or those with dependents unless their families will be provided for. Inspectors are ordered to enforce the rule nationwide.
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Washington
National Guard
Lieut Lyman B Hoops Dead In England
Lieutenant Lyman B Hoops U S N died of pneumonia at the Naval Hospital London England on June 8 He was born in Greenville Maine July 12 1888 and appointed to the Naval Academy from Connecticut in July 1910 He became an ensign June 3 1915 and held a temporary lieutenant appointment from October 15 1917 His father Thomas Hoops Jr resides at 98 High Street Middletown Connecticut.
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New York Times
Washington
Lyman B. Hoops
Naval Hospital
London
England
Hoops
Greenville
Naval Academy
Connecticut
Thomas Hoops, Jr
High Street
Middletown
Conn
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Cyrus P
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N. C
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San Jose
Alameda
Cal
Snider
Anthony
Frank Snider
137Th Company
Marine Corps Venters
Leslie
H. C. Venters
Shelmerdine
N.C
Bilbee
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Ale. Billing
Butler
George E
Margaret A. Butler
North St
Arkansas City
Kan
Schmidt
Wayne William
George F. Schmidt
Martinsville
Ind
Cook
Brimmer
Levi P
Reading Centre
Corseine
Fred W
Bessie Wishon
Concord
Dunn
Arthur P
Charles F. Dunn
First National Bank
Havana
Gilliland
Floyd W
Lena Kidding
Butler St
Chicago
Nesta
Theodore
Knute Nesta
Darrington
Wash
Sprinkle
Nathan C
R. T. Sprinkle
Velasco
Texas
York, Ellis: Co. F. York
Belleview Av
Detroit
Stankifewich, Stefan
Alexandria Lasezcka Cherkowa
Grodno
Russia
Dell
George William
Charlies Grinshaw
Malstern
Penn
Kingston
Harry G
Lyte Shampine
Ann McCraw
Bradwood St
Roslindale
Mass
McDermit
John B
J. H. MccDermit
Collina
Phillippi
Clarence R
Lota Philippi
la Rue
Hart
Leonard K
Lucy E. Hart
North Broadway
Shawnee, Ohio
Baughton
Tony
Charlotte Faunder
Rayville
Clayton
Gamel W
John Hudson
Canyon
Craun
Ray R
J. A. Craun
Douglas Av
Ames
Iowa
Dowling
William F
Fulkrod
Samuel E
Anna Parris
Pine St
Williamsport
Hayes
Gordon
Florence Hayes
Nichols
C. Luczynski
Stanley
Luczynski
North Ashland
McGuire
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James McGuire
Mountain Home
Ark
Mondzeski
George C
Ludwig Mondzes
Reed, Richard B. J
North Jefferson St
van Wert, Onle
Golden
Harry
Pauline Golden
West
New York
Shearman
Raymond L
Thomas M. Shearman
Piedmont Av
Berkeley
Marrone
Cosimo Marrone
Rosign
da Papa
Jeane Bimene Papa
Mibrogk
Benjamin
Phil Purificato
Chauncey At
Richardson Frank
Ida Deller
Atlanta
Roller
Frederick W., Jr
Anna Roller
Windsler St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rowan
Charles R
New Rowan
Amity
Cohoes
Schwab
Frederick G
Joe 'Anna Schwab
Cooper St
Stenseth
Joseph Stenseth
Nunda
D. Toreman
Tuckerman
Herman
Mary Westphal
McKinstry
Mich
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John
Nick Appostolos
Chios Iaand
Greece
Battani
Guilio
Andy Battani
Brewster St
Brown
Howard E
Mra
John W. Warner
Clay St
Campbell
Fred H
Charlie C. Campbell
Crowell
Conley
Sam A
R. F. Conley
Hiawassee
Dossey
Lester
F. A. Dessey
Nashville
Ellison
Hardy R
Aral B. Tobin
Belton
Foley
Charles W
C. W. Foley
East 36Th St
Thomas J
James Foley
Beckford Court
Lynn
Krapelka
Karel
Louie Krapelka
Marshall St
Benwood
Larose
Albert J
O. Larose
Holyoke Bt
Northampton
Ledford
Clifford
Robert Ledford
West &Th St
Lundy
Harry B
Robert Lundy
Leavenworth
Kaw
McClure
Charles L
George W.W. McClure
New England
W. Va
J. H. McDermIt
Collins
Mies
Monetini
Angelo
Charles Monetini
San Francisco
Nelson
Oliver X
Lydia Nelson
Harmon St
Milwaukee
Wis
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Mary Moore
Floyd
Hoopesten
Ill
Simms
Russell E
Mary M. Simms
Chillicothe
Smith
Michael Smith
Cherry St
Pottstown
Moot
Ralph A
Frank Smoot
Pleasantville
Taylor
Ralph
Florence Rosenfeld
Cathewalte
Cleveland
Thatcher
John K
Gabie Mourer
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Covington
Watson
Maurice W
Rosa Strickland
Greensburg
White
Nat P
Nevera White
Holly
Williams
Edward Williams
Washingtonville
Wines
Frank J
Peter Wines
Wabeno
William C
Harry Nelson
Wenatchee, Wash
Col. Catlin
Sea Soldiers
A. W. Catlin
Glick
Frank Lewis
Helen Glick
Jefferson Av
Ogden
Utah
Johanningmeier
Ollie Henry
C. Johanningmeier
Mora Lane
J. Louis
Corporal. Johnson
Louis Wint
Jordan W. Johnson
Mangrove, Mo
Hoyle
Warren Findley
Frank L Hoyle
Bhelby
Brooks
Harold Alfred
Nettle Schuldt
Colgate
Murphy
George Dallas
Matura R
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Spartanburg
Halpain
Alexander
W. M. Halpain
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Lomax
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Sally Lomax
Hohenwald
Tenn
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Ernest James
John F. Osborne
Bloomington
Couchran
Harry King
Theresa Bragg
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Martins Ferry
Taggart
David Alfred
Lucy Talgart
South Angeles St
Olive
George Frank
Mary M. Taylor
Berry
Fayette County
Als
Boyle
William Henry
A. J. Boyle
Sumpter St
Houston
Steckel
Henry Edward
Anna Witzenberger
Decatur St
Swart
Mckinley
Jennie Swart
Panama
Bella Blanchfield
Woodbine St
Brooklyn, N. Y
Buchlein
Edward Raymond
Christian Buchiein
Hudson Boulevard
Union Hill
N. J
Severly
Albertus Wright
Martha
14Th Bt
Northwest
Baston
Albert Preston
Ora Z. Baston
Pleasant Av
St. Louis Park
Minn
Nelligan
Willard Christopher
Mary Nelligan
North Lockwood Av
Zeck
Emil Albert
Joseph Zeck
Avondale
Toledo
Atchison
John Calven
Mary Atchison
Oakdale
Godfrey Warner
Lewis T. Anderson
Proctor
Teuton
Elate Kaiser
Ebert
Financial Istrict Ay
Harlem
Lenox Ave
Ld Euroa
Bronx
Third Ave
Federal Reserve System
Dest & Co
Fifth Ave
35Th St
Best & Co
Broadway
Cortlandt Clothes
America
Weber
Heilbroner Eleven Star
Broadwa
Way
Nassea
Lieut
Franklin Simon & Co
Fifth Avenue
West Thirty-Eighth Street
Saks & Company
34Th Street
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Oxford
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