D4 Heroes Killed on Field of Bantle
Washington June 8 The army casualty list today contains fifty six names: killed in action twenty four wounded severely twenty two wounded degree undetermined two, prisoner one. Killed in action Lieuts Karl H H Lyman Jerome L Geidnan Norman J McCreary James S Timothy Corporals Robert J Jackson Alexander A Jankowiad John J Kelly Thomas Tr Peden John A Ryder Jethro Shoemaker William J McNally Privates Alfred M Blas Elvin A Frost Jan Gardan Herbert F Redhill Charles Ht Harsch Tony Lusek Harry McKinne Sarkis H Lemonian Joseph Luski Leo Waits William J Whittaker Gilbert Wilson Died from wounds Sergeant Fret A Plogger Corporal Arthur S Bond Privates Albert F Jester Howard Van Campen Privates George Holmes Louis Rosenberg Prisoner Captain Elmer J Presnar Prisoner previously reported missing Private Edward W Prunier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
Kileld
tion
Karl HH. Lyman
Lancaster
Jerome L. Geidnan
St. Louis
Norman J. McCreary
Volant
James S.Tmot
Brooklyn
Elvin A. Frost
Clearmont
Jan Gardan
Detroit
Herbert F. Redhill
Sigurd
Utah
Charles Ht. Harsch
Brockport
Tony Luseck
Chicago
Harry McKinne
Evansville
Wis
Sarkis H. Lemonian
Nashua
N. H
Joseph Luski
Cleve
Leo Waits
Wellington
Ala
Wiliam J. Whittaker
Clarkston
Wash
Gilbert Wilson
Woolford
Fret A. Plogger
Carrie
Arthur S. Bond
Scipio
Okla
Albert 4. Jester
Galveston
Tex
Howard Vancampen
Haven
Kas
Maj
Albert J. Grubb
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
George Holmes
Springfield
Mass
Louis Rosenberg
Pittsburg
Elmer J. Presnar
Philadelphia
Edward W. Prunier
Amateur Champion Trapshooters Crowned at Fort Snelling
Frank M. Troeh, amateur Washington state champion, won the regular event at the Minnesota Trapshooting Association tournament in Fort Snelling. He posted 197 breaks of 200 to take the Hudson trophy, with L. D. Maytag of Newton Iowa second at 194 and Harry D. Taylor of North Dakota third at 192. Dr. FHS Alten of Staples Minnesota won the day’s medal event with a score of 18% for the special prize donated by Oord of San Jose California.
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FORT SNELLING
Minn
Frank M. Troeh
Washington
Minnesota Trapshooting Association
Lie
L. D. Maytag
Newton
Harry D. Taylor
North Dakota
ord
San Jose
Cal
FHS Alten
Staples, Suiin
Rioters in Russia Demand Bread as Bolsheviks Suppress
A Petrograd dispatch via Copenhagen reports Petrograd faces a desperate food situation with daily riots. Bolshevik forces, aided by machine guns, are suppressing the unrest as shortages worsen and public fear grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LONDON
Petrograd
Exchange Telegraph
Copenhagen
Freezone corn remover promises painless lift off
Sore corns lift right off with Freezone. Drop on an aching corn and it stops hurting instantly. A low cost drugstore product claims to remove hard and soft corns and calluses without soreness or irritation. Slammed as a Cincinnati discovery, the ad touts quick, painless results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Nicholas Murder Sparks Conflicting Dispatches Across Nations
Across London Amsterdam and Washington conflicting reports claim the former Russian emperor Nicholas was murdered on a train after Yekaterinburg’s capture. Rumors of Alexis death and a new Siberian government circulate, while officials urge caution and rely on direct channels.
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London
Frankfurterzeitung
M.Pehitcherin
Darmstadt
Ekaterinburg
Perm
Copenhagen
Washington
Ukraine
Nicholas
red guard
Peruz
Alexis
AMSTERDAM
Wolff bureau
Yekaterinburg
Russia
state department
Usar
Grand Duke
Nichss
Moscow
Lenine
Trotsky
Siberia
Michael
Gerlin
iherensky
Petrograd
Berlin
alate department
United States
Aphex
Reno Attorney General Candidate Hears Tragic News
The letter reveals Thomas E Kepner planned investments in government bonds and war savings stamps. Authorities took charge of Kepner's body after his death as police and judges handled court matters and a coroner awaited arrival. Kepner, 49, a Reno lawyer and Theosophy participant, leaves a widow Mae Curnow and four children.
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toin
Yerington
Nevada
Weaver
TOM
Kirkley
Burritt
Kepner
Mae Curnow
Reno
Theosophy Society
University of Minnesota
W. Neasham
Marine casualty list reports 50 names in action and wounds
Washington June 28 officials release a marine corps casualty list naming fifty men. Seventeen killed in action, seven died of wounds, twenty six severely wounded. Names include Sergeants Thomas P Arnett Christopher NL William R Cleveland Crosby Pas Thomas R Reath Corporals Robert L Clore Anthony J Kowker and others with Private ranks from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
marine corps
Thomas P. Arnett
Christopher
William R. Cleveland
Crosby
Pas
Thomas R. Reath
Philadelphia
Robert L. Clore
Lees Summit
Anthony J. Kowker
Frackrile
Arthur J. Ashe
Kittanning
William A. Benton
Mayedan
N. C
Jewett Buckman
Holley
Willam W. Dumars
Monroe
Joseph Wragan
Albany
N. Y
Glenn S. Loomis
Batavia
Philip M. McGovern
Irvington
N. Yi
Willam M. Moss
Mount Vernon
Joseph S. Mudek
Clarissa
Minn
Charles A. Naegelen
Cincinnati
Terbert A. Strehlow
Miwaukee
James A. Torgerson
Galloway
Wis
David A. Johnson
Chicago
Lloyd V. vans
Hamilton
N.Y
Willam P. Exner
Buffalo
N. Yu Leo
P. Linneman
Covington
K Grant Wi. Lyman
Fillmore
Utah
Willim J. McNehy
Mayville
Michert M. Shiekis
Edgewater
Nod
Laborers Sought for Hay Fields in Nevada Statewide
The hay fields in eastern and central Nevada require workers as the United States employment bureau prepares dispatches. Lovelock urgently requests 200 men paid three dollars fifty cents daily plus board. AJL men should apply at the free employment bureau office on West Commercial Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States employment bureau
Lovelock
AJL
United States free employment bureau
West Commercial Row
employment bureau
Publishers Attack Supressed Zone Mail Rates Hearings
June 28 delegation of publishers for magazines farm tracts and class journals attacked the Suppressed Zone rates for second class mail set to take effect Monday. E T Meredith of Des Moines vice president of Agricultural Publications Association urged report of the tax system. Meredith said twenty farm papers with total circulation 50 million copies annually have discontinued or been forced to sell to other publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Meredith
Des Moines
Agricultural Publications Association
Meredith
Bolsheviks Hold Siberian Rail Line Amid Allied Aid Call
A Moscow dispatch reports Bolsheviks defend the Siberian railway from Tehitbingk to Nij-Udinsk 1400 miles long while counter-revolutionaries gain support in Southwestern Russia under Gen Ales ister. The piece notes Austrian prisoners, indemnities, and Allied naval patrols in Vladivostok to stabilize trade and order as warships guard ports.
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Siberian
Tehitbingk
Nij-Udinsk
Ales lert
Ors
Vladivostok
Irkutsk
Krasnoyarsk
Special Fourth of July for Americans in Paris
In Paris on June 28 the U S Army ambulance service and French army arrange a special Fourth of July athletic and theatrical entertainment for wounded Allied soldiers. Many American ambulances will be requisitioned to transport the wounded from hospitals to shelters quickly in case of air attack.
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PARIS
United States army
Fake charity schemes defraud New Yorkers in NYC
June Backes and associates allegedly ran fake war charity enterprises and soliciting schemes, defrauding the public of between 2 and 3.9 million dollars in New York City over the past year. The figures come from evidence reviewed by a special county grand jury in a Swann-led district attorney investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK
Backes
New York City
special county grand jury
Swann
American minister to leave for U S after talks in Washington
Diplomatic dispatch from Peking says Paul S Reinseh the American minister will depart for the United States at week end after conferred in Washington. John V A MacMurray counselor at the embassy in Tokyo will come to Peking as chargé d affaires while Willis Spencer first secretary here will go to Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEKING
Associated Press
Paul S. Reinseh
United States
havelus
Washington
John V. A. MacMurray
Tokilo
Wiling Spencer
Tokio
WINS TITLE TO RANCH AFTER LONG LAWSUIT
The Fernley ranch case between Fila Kyle and George Gould ends in favor of Gould. The district court decision seals title to the ranch once owned by Gould's late wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fila Kyle
George Gould
Fernley
Gould
Tungsten Reef Mines Company Files Articles of Incorporation
Articles of Incorporation were filed today by the Tungsten Reef Mines Company proposing to do a general business in mining for tungsten ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tungsten Reef Mines Company
Rogue at metas Incorporated for 3400 000 entity
An entity described as incorporated for three point four million dollars lists incorporators AP J R L K Porter and IL Carpen as founders. The fragment notes a rogue designation and brief self reference to the metas field. Further details are unreadable in the clipping.
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AP J. R
East to Visit Parents Returns to hometown
Frank Bannigan, a university graduate of 1915, formerly a chemist at the Hercules Powder factory, arrived in Reno Street last night from Kenvil, N. J., to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. TP Bannigan for two weeks.
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Frank Bannigan
pure Toad laboratory
Reno
Kenvil
N. 5
resea
Hércules Powder factory
TP Bannigan
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LEVI STRAUSS & CO
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Br GOR
the
Food Administration
ful
Product
RENO MEAT CO
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HUMPHREY SUPPLY CO
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