Flag Is Dedicated By Eagles To Army Members
A service flag bearing ninety stars was dedicated Sunday afternoon by the Fraternal Order of Eagles to Eagles who have joined the army. Speakers included D A Measkill Marcus W Davis and Capt Henry V Vodric. The list names many service members followed by a quoted line about a Wood workers Union speech from the Boston Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iraternal Order of Eagles
Army
D. A. MeaAskill
Marcus W. Davis
Henry V. Vodric
Peter Ischer
Ray Estelle
Far
Creel Defends War Readiness In Address In New York
George Creel chairman of the committee on public information explains that mobilization was honorable and necessary after German outrages. He notes the administration faced two paths arbitration or arms and criticizes those who would stop Colonel Roosevelt from speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
George Créel
Committee On Public Information
Germany
Congress
Wilson
Jie
Creel
Mr. Creel
Red
Russia
Rus
Japan
Colonel Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt
Y M C A War Workers Drive Seeks 800 More Helpers
A recruiting committee of the War Council of the Y M C A plans to recruit over fighting age men and women for service at home and abroad. They will visit San Antonio on May 17 with Douglas L. Elliman and A G IXnebel leading, under Dr. John R. Mott who issued the call. The target is 700 workers monthly for May through September for American troops in France and Tingland plus 50 for the French army and 10 for the Italian army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Council
The
Young Men's, Christian Association
San Antonia
San Antonio
Douglasl. Elliman
A. G. Ixnebel
War Personnel Board
John R. Mott
France
Tingland
Poison Beans Kill Cedar Grove Family
Mrs. Anna Steiner, 42, of Cedar Grove New Jersey, died from poisoning after eating beans she canned herself. The World reports her husband and children also fell ill after a bean batch carried a strange taste. a 16 year old IMMA and Emma 16 died, a 1 1/2 year old son skipped the dish, others felt mild effects. health officials linked the toxin to a poisoned batch in the Steiner garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Steiner
Cedar Grove
N. J
New York World
Imma
Emma
Steiner Garden
Tod Casualty List From General Pershing Report
The War Department lists casualties including killed in action, wounded, missing in action, died of disease, and died of other causes. Names span many states with units across the United States, noting towns like Maysville Arkansas Amesville Ohio and Brooklyn New York, with multiple ranks and statuses. Also included are notes on assignments, missing soldiers, and a Nashville May 13 appeal for YMCA workers supporting Allied forces through the National War Work Council.
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Sergt
Ralph Ak
Parmley
Maysville
Ark
Siergt
Martin Cotter
Chiago
Lewis W. Sagle
Amesville
Ohio
CORP
Clyde Clark
Atlanta
Georgia
Machants Christ Both
Hersey
Edward G. Kroh
Petaluma
Cal
Alfonzo Loso
Middletown
Conn
Rudolph Lima
New York
William MM. Yvan Fossen
Conrad, Mont
Almisrt G. Bailey
Arvil
N. D
Philip J. Brady
New Haven
Libut
Guy Raymond
Forbes
Minneapolis
Minn
Cook Victor Hugh Dyrourke
Mountaindale
Ore
Paul E. Blue
Carey
Sam Tuggle
Cordele
Paul Davie
Eli River
Genie Dukes
Campion
Sam Gallo
Clingtaslossa
Italy
Henry G. Black
Montezuma
Colo
Alojzy Kubicki
New York City
Nelson F. Waters
Tony Bardinella
Percival Barnes
West Haven
Frank Butler
William 8. Cardell
Cranston
R. I
Ablijail GC
Collins
Warwick
Frank Daly
Hyde Park
Mass
Clyde D. Chat
Ae Wisavitla
Nashville
Tenn
Middle Tennessee
South
National Work Work Council
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the__ Universal Military Service
Wrigley’s
Uncle Sam
Wrigley
Wrigleys, FT
Asts
Isi
UY Se
Order of Eagles
William Tavert
Paul Haubert
J. Y. Howe
M. Galindo
W. H. Burke
Wiliam B. Morris
George
B. Vernon
A. 4A. Davis
A. Wright
A. O'Brien
Itda
P. A. Dix
Andrew Moffman
Martin W. Coppinger
William Otto
Joe Garcit
James Long
Joseph Murphy
Thomas J. Goode
R. M. Ticuessey
B. Wistner
I. A. Hauus
J. O. Chapman
I. P. Myers
N. N. Buchanan
Pierce
Adolph Talerico
H. J. Russell Charles Grolich
L. J. Lough
James HW. Weed
Peter Serlano
Wred Les
A.L. Vollmer
J. B. Ames
Leo Northcraft
William Jonas Jr
Henry G. Vodiie
Merman Janett
Angel Barloco
Walter Oucken
John Blaber
John T. Barbera
J. T. Bessig
G. A. Blanchard
R. W. Bottric
James Brown
William Bunbury
C. Cc. Cade
W. M. Callaher
Fred Cooper
TH. Vote
John W. Crow
M. J. Dolan
Woodworkers’ Union
Wub
Wouldn'tworkers’ Union
Boston Transcript
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph CO
Resinol
Baltimore
America
Siberia
TOD Casualty List
General Pershing
War Department
George G. Shephard
North Aston
William FL M’cause
Bay City
Mich
Williams
Relodes
Wheeling
W. V
James C. Erney
Chelsea
Leslie J. Bruce
Waterloon
Iowa
Rolley W. Darling
Burthold
Albert D. Heyde
Marion
Zenoviles
Chicago
Russell M. Pontius
Andicott
N. Y
Kenneth R. Toothman
Apple Valley
Cumberland
Maryland
Herbert Jiall
Guilford
Arthur TP
Ileon
St. Johnsbury
William 8. Heer
BristOl
Lloyd W. Larcit
Needham
Prevayh Micelall
MDE
MOTT
Hermand
Gillaspie
R. M. Deming
Ballston, Spa
Montgomery
Jackson
Miss
Houston
Dallas
Waco
Texas
Little Rock
Sistares
Travelers' Cigar Shop
Adv
Wolfson’s
Milan
Smart Motor Millinery
Saul Wolsoil
Whisenant’s Home-Made
Whisenant Drugs Cor
Avenue C and
Travis
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