Soldier Harold Ellenstein Rejoins Military Medical Corps
Harold Edwin Ellenstein a seven year U S soldier who reentered service after months away has enlisted in the Medical corps for duty at the San Antonio medical supply depot. He was wounded during a 1916 border raid near San Ignacio and spent months as a Medical corps Sergeant at Fort Sam Houston Base Hospital before returning to active duty. He now returns to duty in khaki to serve in the royal medical depots.
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Harold Edwin Enenstein
United States
Medical Corps
San Antonio
Robert C. Loving
Ellenstein
San Ignacio
Iort Sam Wouston
Royal Medieval
Geain Te
Purported Patent Remedies Promoted by Dr Baker Letters
A stream of reader queries asks about cures for itching acne cough and kidney issues with suggested remedies including Three Grain Cadomiene Tablets sulphur and cream of tartar. The piece cites free medical advice from Dr Lavia Baker and includes testimonials from readers across Oregon and Dayton Ohio.
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Trani
Casualty List Reports Vast WWII Losses and Names All Texan
The battle fatalities and wounded include Corporal George W. Tebbie of Fort Worth and many Privates across Texas towns such as Jacksonville Tex Steltzer Tex McLendon Farmers Branch Paris Tex Morrow Paris Tex Warrail Randolph Tex and more. The list also notes missing in action Captain Karl Vansickle Detroit and Battalion Sergeant Major Henry G Bruce Minneapolis along with numerous others from Oklahoma New York Pennsylvania and beyond.
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George W. Tebbie
Fort Worth
Tex
William S. Sherrod
Jacksonville
Tek
John L. Steltzer
Texarkana
Joel H. McLendon
Farmers Branch
William C. Morrow
Paris
Jacob L. G. Warrail
Randolph
Gordon M. Armithews
Pittsburg
David B. Shelton
Canton
Thomas R. Berryhill
Mani
Vex
Sullivan R. MecKissack
Graceton
Arthur Ernest Speed
Rosser
John C. Watts
Fexarkana
Willis Harper
Porum
Okla
Richard P. Baugh
Rattan
Leonard Holloway
Crivert
George E.repper
Hosea C. Richardson
DeLeon
Hugh P. Forter
Itlee
John W. Hufsmith
Houston
Langston Ashford
Navasota
Leonard Perkins
Calvert
Harry Thomas
Dallas
Connie J. McMurray
Lakeview
Jim Langford
Swellshand
Espiridion Lambrano
Ennis
Pex
Roscoe B. Barker
Muthali
Harald W. Drew
Mountain Park
William V. Hull
Fargo
Francis S. Christian
Woodford
Benjamin Everett
Terrell
Robert Womack
Stratford
Jasper C. Houck
Earlsboro
Atten
Casualty List Details War Losses and Names
The report lists total American expeditionary forces casualties with killed in action 19 and 22 dying of disease and wounds, plus 153 wounded severely and 24 in enemy hands. It names numerous soldiers by rank and residence across many states, including sergeants from Grovelawn Pennsylvania and Clyde Ohio and privates from Newark New Jersey to Elmira New York, reflecting broad regional toll and the ongoing cost of war.
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The
Americas Expeditionary Forces
Vwirat
Tol ‘Ty Burnett
Grovelawn
PD. Ueymann
Clyde
Oho
Corpore
A. Staver
Paragould
Arie
Pelvatog
John W. Anderson
Boston
Alvin PF
Beelding
Ghlea Age
Thomas Ty. Bell
Turtle Creek
William HM
Tennett
Rochwater
Dilnus Brown
Stain
Abe Dobovitz
Newark
J. Davil
Gorshel
Toxburg
Moss
Andre
Harhulah
Siaron
Vuartey
Ayn Ramtelph
Cook Pace
Tenn
Teines TE Sneder
Lancaster
Tenn Morning List of Dead Killed in Action
A notice lists service members killed in action with ranks and hometowns including Captain Harold George Ross Yonkers New York Lieutenants Clarence J Bull Mamaroneck New York Oliver R K Cunningham Chicago Roerk Howard Gamble Davtrford Pa William Stevenson Mount Pleasant Pa Sergeants Janex R Beasley Halkywood Va Julius Goldstein New York Abraham 14 Morrin Kalama Wash Themag V Howe New York Corporals Henry Haliey Chicago Richara McGeehin Brooklyn Rufus Wellington Alford Freamans Nc Antonio Baltaglio Cleveland Oho
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Karl G. Vansickle
Detroit
Henry G. Bruce
Minneapolis
Martin I. Bowles
St. Louis
Knowles G. Oglesby
Barrow
Fla
Stanley Vietor Decer
Middletown
N.Y
Witla Guinion Smith
Iam
Wis
Masterston
Brooklyn
John Petroski
John H. Wagner
Montgomery
N. Y
George Dledus
New Bedford
Nass
Giovanna Frascati
Daniel Giamnotti
Acquilla
Thaly
Timothy J. O'Brien
B. Rochester
Louis M. Thompson
Dexter
Ryliett Alinemann
Limhurst
Catford
James Allen
Joplin
Daniel Mo. Brown
Shippensburg
Leander Daniel
Dalmetto
Abram G. Fiske
Clittondnale
Mase
Zachariah McAlister
LaGringe
Heatrice Martin
Brovence
Metcalf
Keithville
William Patterson
Mart Mill
John Lee Wallings
Jefferson
Arthur Mr. Wikinesa
Boise
Tahe
James Voxyter
Braward
Talph W. Summers
Opelika
Ala
John Willan
Gunteysville
Arnvle B. Weigholt
Berkeley
Cal
Bhaer B. Rathenberges
Lafayette
Ind
John H. Wilder
Predonin
Theodora Suchoski
Wilkesbarre
Matt Durham
Jeffersonville
Taut Hajduk
Avatat
Nelson
Minnenalix
John B. McGinnis
Glenville
We Va
James
Ki. Woon
Owensboro
Arthur IL. Alexander
Wellesley
Masa
Claud D. Barkley
Decatur
Norris
Minneapolia
Minn
Edward M. Ryan
Harold &, Windema
Mt Vernon
Austin W. Woolford
Willan W Butler
Magnet Cite
N.C
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Pittsburg
Albert C. Brockman
New Haven
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Highland
Haward C. Raig
Herculaneum
George J. Crosgrey
Woodhaven
George H. Gray
Drivesburg
Wiliam A. Hagan
Phiadephiia
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Philadelphia
Clarence Willamsmith
Athens
Ohio
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George J. Nevoldt
Inlay City
Wagoners
Wayne Greenwood
San Francisco
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Tunpecanoe
Sherman Joseph Shearer
Indians
Cook
Andrew Heaney
Albert
Oc Anderson
Knappa
Oregon
Ollie Bodie
Aiken
S.C
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Goshen
Tod
Conrad W. Bott
Blue Springs
Neb
Azra I
Bourgeois
Luther
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Yonkers
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Clarence J. Bull
Mamaroneck
Oliver RK
Cunninghiln
Chicago
Roerk Howard Gamble
Davtrford
Willam
Stevenson
Mount Pleasant
Janex R. Beasley
Halkywood
Julius Goldstein
New York
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Morrin
Kalama
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Howe
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Richara McGeehin
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Freamans
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Cleveland
Oho
German Army Order Details Slave Labor Policy
AP correspondence reports renewed evidence of German ruthlessness in occupied France. A captured army order prescribes use of all able inhabitants for army needs with salaries paid in paper currency. Wages range from 20 to 60 cents daily, depending on age, while ration costs must be paid in gold or silver.
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Proops
France
Vesle
Marne
Army Personnel Movements and Duty Assignments
Military notices show Maj. A. D. Chipman and others reporting for duty or reassigned at Camp Travis and nearby posts. Transfers include Capt. Thomas H. Yoole, First Lieut. Menning, and Lt. Hicks, with court and training duties outlined for the 16th Depot Brigade and officers’ training schools. A brief fiction excerpt from Harper's Magazine is noted.
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64Th Pioneer Infantry
Vamp Taylor
Kentucky
Leon Sarings
Cavalry Officers’ Training School
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Ahurfa
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Riad Company
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Camp ‘Travis
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Waco
Tex
Americans Not Too Serious Nor Jovial About Their Fights
A British observer in France describes American soldiers arriving with energy and humor yet a serious resolve. He notes their curiosity, rapid integration, and growing effectiveness at the front, praising their balance of cheerfulness and discipline.
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Tress
Louton
France
England
America
Treachery is Fatal
AP correspondence from the American army in the field tells of Lt Edward Nichols of Jamaica NY who aided a wounded German officer after a major Allied drive. The German officer aimed a revolver at Nichols but a quick American sergeant struck, stopping the attack with a bayonet.
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Lield
Edwart Nichols
Jamiaica
Thieutenant Nichols
Nichols
Ay Fierman
Leutenant
Uhe
America
Verouer
Man's Heart Describes Condemned Act in Captured Evidence
The report notes that a German act drew condemnation even from his captured co conspirator, highlighting strong disapproval within the ranks.
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Coimfos
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