Casualty List Shows 944 Total Losses Across Units
The casualty roll lists 944 total, with 212 killed in action and 431 wounded severely. Names span Texas and Oklahoma towns led by ranks from sergeants to privates, including Tromeo W. Cox of Childress Texas and Brooklyn Ray Ingles of Yoakum Texas, among many others. Died of disease, accidents, and airplane crashes are detailed with numerous listed individuals and locations.
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Tromeo W. Cox
Childress
Tex
Vrank Li
Mulkey
Celeste
Alexander
Alex
Okla
Oscar AL
Sells
Colgate
Thoamas L. Case
Nashoba
Ukla
Will Charon
Volgate
James J. Davis
Mil
Stigier
Brooklyn
Ray Ingles
Yoakum
William A. Werrin
Lovington
Nelson Dixon
Clarksville
Herman
Nordhe’ ‘Lex
Henry Mane Page
Wylie Blackman
Karneby
Francis S. Pearean
Hollingeworth
Purcell
Momer L. Larsnill
Manna
Okina
Ward Ellis
Cobourg
Canada
Franklin
Bellows
Wilmette
Samuel & Decatur
Tenn
Berges
Joseph W. Benattle
Thomas J. Mignuckas
Boston
Mass
George F. Newland
Centralia
Ohio
Leonard Prybyloweldl
Baltimore
Jdameg W. Teel
Wrhann
Watter FL Schmidt
Fand du Lac
Wis
Karl Henry Schumm
New
Black
A. J. Etchelberger
Anniston
Ala
John
Wickenburg
Ariz
Dark
Waurdtson
Washburn
N. DB
Joseph Kuchinski
Milwaukee
William HH
Kunkle
Hummirick
Morris Levitt
New York
John E. Lon. Hood
Howard McCabe
Senna
Nawton MM
Mueller
Nawatw
James McWaltern
Bronkyn
Jon Melincki
Markowski
Detroit
John Mavers
South Coffeyville
I Tex
Nisis C. Nielsen
Astoria
Ore
Meatle E. Enle
Loninville
Ezra B. Cattell
Follanshee
W. Va
Wollam T
Abeatham
Greenville
Eugine
Gregoire
Clifton
Hiram Helnsn
Iditz
Toba Nlamka
Buffalo
N.Y
Floyd Kornegay
Peshab
James F. Martin
Holyoke
Jesie Vaughan
Bannockburn
Jim Wight
Tony Parganyski
Chicago
George Alder
Swinnerton
Mulland
Lester Taylor
Albertville
Garland Ti
Teel
Columbus Junction
Towa
John Ih.tudor
Weetum Okla
Rupert PL. Vann Jr
Weber Falls
Gale Welton
Sextonville
George H. Whitney
Saratoga Springs
Julius Zubin
Paulsen
Council Biuffe
Town
Arthur Quigley
Maurice A. Reardon
Charlie C. Self
Cleorn
Okia
Thomas C. Smith
Howart
H.R. Spencer
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Colo
Howard G. Leonard
Marion B. Fletcher
Mergus
Mont
William O'Hearn
Philadelphia
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Chadwick
Cotesfield
Neb
Greensburg
Edwin
McDermott
Dorchester
Mara
Harry Cholerton
Ray Magstex
Acute Labor Shortage After Major Shell Plant Loss
A wartime telegram warns America’s biggest shell loading plant is gone, causing a severe labor shortage across munitions and army construction. The Labor Department urges states to mobilize non essential workers to replace men with women, warn conscription possible, and build a Women’s Working Reserve while expanding government employment services.
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Department of Labor
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Endurance Run for Five Runners by YMCA Athlete
Chris Christensen plans a five mile cross country race against five khaki runners to mark his departure from local camp work before overseas duty. Start from city hall steps with Mayor Bell to issue the start word. Opponents each run one mile. Christensen runs all five, October 2 as tentative date. Route via city streets to country and back to Ryan Field, windup with a fight card of events. The piece mixes odd dialogue about labor and travel.
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Christensen
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Bulls and Bears Turn in Cotton Market at Open
Quotations from principal cotton markets show war impact with New York prices up initially and New Orleans trading firmer, then weakening as liquidation and selling pressure mounted. Early gains of 25 to 55 points faded, later steadying with prices near Saturday's close.
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New York Exchange
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New York
New Orleans
New York Cotton Opens Firm Then Sags On Liquidity
New York cotton traders viewed peace signals as optimistic but selling pressure returned after initial demand. December slipped from 31.90¢ to 71.95¢ and January to 8? from early highs, with active months down broadly 28 to 30 points. late gains limited as Southern selling persisted and covers warmed.
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Arera
Liverpool
Southern
Ste
D& Nes
New Orleans Cotton Market Shows Mixed Early Rise
New Orleans cotton prices rose early on Sunday but eased by midday as heavy selling increased. Futures closed steady with a small overall decline, active months trading within narrow ranges and October through January futures noted at varied levels amid a quiet tone.
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New Orleans
Liverpool Cotton Spot Market Report Snapshot
Spot cotton trading amid sluggish demand with steady to barely steady tone. Receipts total 40,200 bales all American, with 20,7641 bales noted and 2000 bales including 1590 American. futures shown as October 22700, November December wet, January 21.78.
Cotton Statistics From Numerous Southern Markets
Fragmentary listing of cotton trade centers across the South including Chilveston Ter Houston Vox seedee New Orleans Mobile Sieverrah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Boston. The readable text suggests a market summary or directory of cotton trade stations.
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Ter
Houston
Vox
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Sieverrah
Charleston
S.C
Wilmington
Norfolk
Week opens with active live stock market in Fort Worth
Fort WorthTex Oct week begins with strong cattle hog and calf prices at local stockyards. Receipts reach around nine thousand with hogs around two thousand. Cattle and calves show mixed to steady values while outside markets hold steady for hogs.
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Myestock
St. Lewis
Tiecelota
Hogs and Cattle Prices Mixed in St. Louis Market Report
U S Bureau of Marine notes hog receipts steady to lower with bids around 18.15 to 19.00 for hogs. Cattle receipts 29,000 with steady demand. Sheep receipts 46,000, steady. Market slow for stocker and feeder cattle as prices range across native calves and beef steers. Local figures include lighter and heavier classes with mixed bids.
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U. S. Bureau of Marines
Louis
Dir
Maine
Oman
Weir
Abitena
Aimarlie
Birmingham
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Lear
Tex
Yorilo
Rex
Incheon
Nsas City
Lewisville
Mobile
Ale
Ardville
New Orie
New York
Oklahoma City
St Louis
Kan Antonio
Tapa
Taylor
Slington
Allen
Germany’s Armistice Request Triggers Corn Price Swings
Market news from Cilenge and Chicago reports Germany’s appeal for an immediate armistice and negotiations sparked volatile corn trading. Prices opened mixed with gains then slid to near day lows as buying faded, while pork futures tumbled and lard and ribs steadied on packer demand.
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Cilenge
Germany
Ste Ower
Provision Markets Local Packing House Quotations Sale Eta Monday
Fragmented OCR lists varied meat and dairy items with prices and weights. It names bacon, cow bellies, cheese, and breakfast products among unclear entries. The text lacks coherent details beyond general market items and upcoming sale.
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Famey Hains
Bane
Market quotations and farm product prices in Midwest and beyond
Market reports show creamery quotes steady at 44 cents per pound and other dairy items firm. Poultry demand strong with hens roasters and fryers priced around 18 to 27 cents. Potatoes steady near 2.00 to 2.10 per quarter, with regional listings for Minnesota Dakota Wisconsin and Kansas City.
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Kanan City
Metal markets update from New York metals exchange
New York metals market report shows no change in quotes with the Spot price at 8052 dollars. Spelter trading remains dull with East St Louis delivery offered at five dollars spot.
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NEW York Metals
New York
Oct
T—Metals Exchange
Dulls East St. Louia
New York Sugar Prices Stand Steady Across Varieties
Raw sugar remains unchanged at 728 dollars per ton while refined markets hold firm. Centrifugal futures cited at 728, with refined near 19.60, crushed 10.25, mould 9.50, and powdered grades listed as powders and fine and moulded. Unclear trailing figures suggest miscellaneous listings.
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Get
Money Markets in New York Show Mixed Demand and Bonds
New York on October 7 reports strong time loans with six month rates and a high call money level. Government and railroad bonds appear irregular while bank accepts show limited activity amid fluctuating bid and asked quotes.
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Iter
Stevennette Paper
East Joan
Line Between War and Peace Stocks Drawn Narrowly
New York October 7 notes the war peace line again sharply drawn as stock prices opened weak on war shares. War issues like Baldwin Locomotive Cructile Steel and Roypublic trono shed early points while oils and shippers rose. U S Steels partially rallied, later losses returned with heavy closing. Observations from San Antonio Texas at 9:30 am record a broad market retreat on peace proposals from central powers.
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Oel
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Roypublictron
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Anton Bueltig
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Moters
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Therty Bend
Football schedules rearranged to meet war plan demands
Mustin Texas Ont war committee reshapes UT football matches to fit Students Army Training Corps needs. Changes cancel or move key games including SMU and Arkansas, aim to reduce travel and protect student readiness for November and December.
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Tex
War Department
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Art Yailas
TLS
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Hendegon
ML College
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Razors
Courts Resume Sessions in Texas Appeals and Supreme Court
Sessions resumed in the Court of Criminal Appeals the Third Court of Civil Appeals and the Supreme Court in Austin. The new Commission of Appeals began hearings with two sections. Section A starts October 22 and Section B on October 24 with weekly submission days on Tuesdays. The commission adopted Supreme Court rules with modifications and will transfer thirty cases to each section this afternoon.
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Tesx
Gel
Court of Ceriminal” Appeals
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Supreme Court
Huse
Commission of Appeals
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Gautier and His Cats in a Curious Memoir Tale
Theophile Gautier, famed French writer, kept twelve cats in his writing room. He trained them to live in harmony with him and each other. When a valuable object was broken by the felines, a hired helper’s removal caused him to rethink discipline and pamper the animals again.
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Hercules
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