Columbia Athlete Wounded in France Amid War Casualties
A New York World War I casualty list details multiple Columbia alumni and area men wounded or killed in action. Lieutenant Gordon Kaemmerling, Harvard graduate and Plattsburg alumnus, is reported killed. Corporal Charles A. Parker and others from New York and nearby towns are listed as severely wounded or missing. Families receive telegrams with updates as the heavy fighting in France continues.
144 Casualties Reported in Army Abroad War Deaths Pass 900
Special to The New York Times Washington June 10 War Department reports 144 casualties among American forces abroad bringing total killed in action to 925 with 12 died of wounds 2 killed by airplane accident 87 severely wounded 1 slightly wounded 1 missing in action 2 prisoners 3 died of accident and other causes and 8 died of disease Names and addresses of next of kin accompany the release including officers and enlisted men with multiple spellings and scattered hometowns.
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Albert Keene
Edward Wilson Flower
Isaac V. Coltra
Gordon Kaermmner- Bigelow
Albert H. John D. Filley
IP Os King
Donald A. Cowart
Robert R.laughlin
Dean Will Alvin Forward
Harold Cotthurt Mills
DPD
Sturgis
Previo
Two Casualty Lists of the Marine Corps Funeral toll and wounded totals
The Marine Corps released casualty lists dated June 16 and June 17 naming 38 dead and 92 severely wounded across 130 names. Second Lt. Charles H. Ulmer is noted among those killed in action, with numerous others identified by rank and residence including Sergeant Hunter, John J. Callahan, Walter Duda, and Joseph J. Jerome E. Craver among the wounded. The lists record KIA, died of wounds, disease, and severe wounding with next of kin details for many entries.
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Charles H. Ulmer
Army Wounded and Marines Graduates Reported From Mass
The news notes severely wounded June 6 and a Fay and St Joseph Schools graduate in Southboro Mass who enlisted in the marines in November Fle will be 21 next month and every member of the Foote family is engaged in war Worn New Britain Conn June 18 Word from the War Department reports the death in France on June 4 of Second Lieutenant H Leslie Old attached to the Marine Corps He attended the first officers training at Lafayette and Middlebury College and was an instructor at a school before serving in the war.
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Marines
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Company M
Twenty-Third Infantry
France
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Jay Kaemmmerling
Ohio
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Navy
Camden
N. J
Gustave Kaemmerling
Red Cross
Charles A. Parker
West
Parker
Alfred University
Alfred
N. Y
Andrew Parker
Roosevelt
New York
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Collumopia
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Bronx Honors Fallen Son Renames Street Hegney Place
Morrisania Aldermen vote to rename a street to honor Arthur Vincent Hegney the first Bronx soldier of German Pla memory. The motion supported by Borough President On Henry Bruckner and the board was approved unanimously yesterday afternoon in Morrisania.
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Curvine Action Ratified by Board of Aldermen
A curvine action in France inspired project terms awaiting ratification by the Board of Aldermen. The German Place corridor extends three blocks along the Melrose freight yards from Westchestervenue to Brook Avenue and Pgat 157th Street.
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Pittsburgh Lieutenant Trees Killed in London Air Crash
Lieutenant Joseph G. Trees of Pittsburgh died in an airplane accident in London on June 13. He joined the Aviation Service before the war and was an alumnus of the University of Pittsburgh and Yale, with a strong reputation in athletic circles.
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Bishop McCormick Gassed While With Troops in France
Bishop John N. McCormick of the Western Michigan Episcopal Diocese was gassed while serving with American troops in France. He informed his wife that he was recovering from the exposure and a minor injury. His wife in Grand Rapids received the update.
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France
Mexican Aliens Enter Under Labor Shortage Order
Secretary Wilson issues a temporary order relaxing restrictions on Mexican labor for agricultural work railroad section maintenance and lignite coal mining during wartime emergency. The measure also coordinates with Porto Rican labor to meet government contract needs. Employers will withhold 3 cents per day for postal savings, rising to $100 total withheld, to be returned with interest after departure.
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German Reprisal Threat Stirs Occupied Regions
June 19 report cites Deutsche Tageszeitung stating if Germans are interned in Amsterdam and other actions occur, Berlin would deport 10,000 inhabitants from French occupied districts to prison until Germans return to China and losses are compensated.
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American Silk Merchant Arrested in Paris on Enemy Commerce Charge
Jacob Julius Stern, a German born silk merchant and American citizen, was arrested in Paris on charges of commerce with the enemy. Stern, a Passy resident, founded Stern & Stern with his brother Emil. Emil says the firm has no dealings with Germany or Austria and that both brothers are American citizens. The two Stern sons serve in the American Army.
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Sante
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Ste & Stern
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Austria
Pastor Pleads Guilty to Selling Liquor to Soldiers
The Rev. Thomas R. McConnell, pastor of the African Methodist Episcopal Church of Roslyn, pleaded guilty in Brooklyn federal court to selling liquor to soldiers. Judge Chatfield sentenced him to one day in jail after testimony by two military policemen who said they paid $2 for liquor near the parsonage amid reports of soldier hold ups.
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Canal Zone Goes Bone Dry Under Military Order
A military order effective tonight makes the Canal Zone completely dry and imposes severe penalties for violators. It also bans cocaine and similar drugs and bars dissolute women from entering the zone.
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New York Times
Colon
Canal Zone
British Mission Head Arrives in Santiago Amid cheers
Sir Maurice de Bunsen, leading a British mission, arrived in Santiago Chile to an enthusiastic welcome. The British Commissioner and aides were greeted by the mayor on behalf of the president. The party rode to their hotel in state and crowds cheered Britain and the Entente Allies as the central city lit up.
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Government Railroad Conscience Fund Receives $100 Initial Gift
Washington reports a new Conscience Fund contribution of 100 dollars from a Western man. He recalls beating his way as a harvest hand in earlier years and says he now repents and will send more money if needed to cover stolen rides.
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