Former Pittsburg pitcher dies in aviation accident
Fort Worth Texas September 6 Cadet G M Milligan once star pitcher for Auburn Polytechnic Institute and bought by Barney Dreyfuss died of injuries from a fall at an aviation field near Fort Worth Tuesday Lieutenant Sidney Green was killed in the same crash Milligan formerly pitched for Pittsburg National League team and Birmingham for further seasoning before enlisting in the army He was born in Heflin Alabama and moved to Zeaguea to begin baseball career. Second Lieut Howard Bland Jr Q M of Camp Mabry and other officers were noted in Fort Sam Houston dispatches.
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Fort Worth
Tex
G. M. Milligan
Pittsburg
Sidney Green
Green
Milligan
Montgomery
Als
G. M. “Milligan
Auburn
Polytechnic Institute
Barney Dreyfuss
Cwirler
Birmingham
United States
Heflin
Masulbrook
That Plate
Zeaguea
Via
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Fort Sam Houston
Army Personalities Visit Fort Sam Houston and Kelly Field
First Lieut Mark Wiseman Sanitary Corps on an inspection tour as war registerer at Fort Sam Houston Wednesday Col James E Feather Signal Corps recently arrived commanding officer of Kelly Field called at Fort Sam Houston
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Viret Tout
Tm. Gooden
Mignal
Fort Shh
Olle
Fort Sam ‘Houston
Mark Wiseman
Sanitary Corps
Fort Sam Monuston
James E. Feeher
Signal Corps
Kelly Field
Fort Sam Mouston
British Naval Attaché Killed by Reds at Petrograd
The British embassy in Petrograd was attacked on August 31 by Bolshevik forces. Captain Crombie, naval attaché, defended the embassy, killed three Soviet soldiers, and was killed himself. His body was mutilated and burial rites refused. Embassy papers were destroyed. French missions threatened. British government pledges action and safe repatriation talks proceed with Finland aiding passage.
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Tendon Times Service
Cabie
San Antonio
Light
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Public Ledger
Tondon
Vetrograd
Brancis
Combie
Crombie
Dobson
London Times
Petrograd
Woodhouse
Tehicherin
Finland
Eagland
Russia
Times
England
Bourstoff
Lenine
Germany
Vishivstok
Siberia
Volga
Joint War Welfare Drive Set By Seven Organizations
Washington September 5 President Wilson orders seven welfare societies serving American soldiers at home and overseas to conduct a united drive for the coming year. The campaign runs the week of November 11 with a target of 170 501000 to be raised among the public. The budget includes 100 million for GA 2M, 15 million for Yo W, GCA, 80 million for the National Catholic War Council, 4.5 million for the Jewish Welfare Board, 3.5 million for American Library Association, 16 million for Warcamp Community Service, and 3.5 million for the Salvation Army. The plan aims at coordinated support without religious or racial distinction.
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Washington, D. C
Dpresident
Wilson
Raymond J. Wosdick
Commission of Training
Yo W
GCA
National Catholic War Council
Isnights of Columbus
Jewish’ Welfare Board
American Library Association
Warcamp Community Service
Salvation Army
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World War I Casualty List Highlights Names From Many States
The casualty report from the American expeditionary forces lists Killed in action, missing, wounded, and other deaths. It names numerous officers and soldiers by hometowns such as Port Huron Michigan Shrove Missouri and Rome Italy, with many others across Wisconsin Iowa New York and Pennsylvania, detailing various causes and statuses including killed in action died of wounds and missing in action. The page also preserves a stray line of a civilian conversation about a dinner and a sandwich dressing remark.
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Charles Allen Hanmond
Port Huron
Mich
Sergy
James T. Gomillion
Shrove
Mamma
Michael J. O'Connell
Platina
Mavnee Eee
Landrum Allen
Gheryy
Floyd L. Hawking
South Kaukauna
Wisconsin
Wit
Clyde W. Scarlett
Centerville
Lows
Joseph Barber
Pool
Wash
John Clack
Depew
Joan L. Wink
Osawatomie
Kan
Carlo Ludovich
Rome
Italy
Otto C. Melang
Wansay
Wis
John C. Miller
Los Angular
James Munro
Cambridge
Mil Pariga
Garner
Alesse
Tohun Prank Smith
Springfield
Mars
Tom H. Snyder
Iowin
Aorge
W. Marshall
Shimes Fa
Mitchelis
Hull
Louis J. Morris
Vineyard Haven
James A. Oliver
Eidgewater
Mass
Julius Peterson
St. Paul
Howard Tomarney
Migrand
Mizs
Stewart Reynolds
Chingo
Sohn de EO
Solney
Ous Shelton
Woodraw
Fila
Shipboard Casualties Reported by Expeditionary Forces
The list records five casualties among expeditionary forces with details on killed in action and various wounded in action statuses. Names include Private Leland M Reynolds from St. Louis and Sergeant Willem varrest Kauffman from Texas, plus Private James T Cotter of Chicago. Other entries note missing in action and returns to duty. many fragments remain unreadable in this damaged OCR.
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Leland M. Reynolds
St. Louis
Clinton BE
Denlinger
Pierson
Jack M. Dockard
Cleveland
Willem’ Varrest Kauffman
Tex
Fe Souley
James T. Cotter
Chicago
Sebren L. Arnold
Charleston
W. Va
Wenefred 5
Simmons
Akron
Ohio
Benjamin J. Span
Philadelphia
Morning List of Dead Killed in Action
Morning list reports Lieutenants Gail H. Alexander of Philadelphia and Oliver W. Bailey of Nashville, Tennessee as killed in action.
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Gail H. Alexander
Philadelphis
Oliver W. Bailey
Nashville, Tenn
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U.S. Employment Service
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U. S. Public , Service
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Camp Mabry
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United Effort
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Casualty List
Edmund G. Wagner
Lacrosse
Ind
James P. Walker
Ladonia
Joseph M. Wallock
Milwaukee
Dward Zachowski
Milwauke
Illiam
Zuerke
South Tain
Joshpil PF
Andrade
Santa Clara
Cal
Louis £. Berry
Daly City
Andrew Burwan
Melrose Park
Mil
Thomas Chimelewinz
Redua
Pound
Hugit A. Golden
Lows Gordo
Ctrion
Watold Clinton Walgatt
Averett
Mask
Corll
Guido Dagostino
Charles J. Hoomes
Chapman
Ann Elmer M. Ogle
Spokane
George C. Smith
Seymour
Diskas
Vassey Dennen
Warwick
Gil
Albert F. Eckwardt
Yber M. Whigel
Jefferson City
James Vandyke Nelson
Bellevue
Kyi
Otto Carlson
Albany
Jerod William Day
Ashland
Win
Fred Lehman
Tigerton
Lawrence Linkenheimer
Thomas P. Shepherd
Piney
Flats
Tenn
Corporais
Gust Beheke
Roundup
Mont
John Boucek
Berwyn
Jil
Aiton C. Brittin
Traverse City
Miel
Arthur P. Dunn
Havana
Uka
David G. Harp
Dakerstown
Omer J. Landry
Webster
Maia
Robert Lithurn Nichols
Coldwater
Thomas M. Finley
Fort Gaines
Paul F. Garington
Griffin
Albert Guay
Kalispell
Mikel L. Mahoney
Walter Manguem
Raymond J. Scheetz
St. Joseph
James J. Schonnigman
Defiance
James H. Sidel
Dudley
John ¥. Tipps
Campbell
Fred Turner
Elieader
Iowa
John J. Wesolowski
Mt— Carmel
Thomas Woods
Export
Mechanic Tennie A
Mattingly
Fordsville
Willam Blank
Portage
James Brasheats
Booneville
George W. Davis
Laramie
James FR. Davis
Slatington
Pay Onee
Dix
Cazenovia
William Dawe
Sturgeon Bay
Elias Kolofellas
Lowell
Clare D. Mc Parland
Paw Paw
George W. McIntosh
Needham
Michael J. Mxtoney
Wakefield
Miess
Ollie I
Mason
Ariington
Marold W. Munnon
Sporkane
Edward F. Netzel
Crivitz
Patrick J. Trainor
Bayville
N.Y
Burr
Bambridge
Leslie B. Williams
Billings
Widless J. Adams
Gibson
Albert ‘T. Anderson
Lexington
Charles Bidwell
Bridgeport
Herman B. Brown
Sykenville
Daniel T. Callahan
Brooklyn
Vincent Cimino
Johnnis
Orange
Jet Charles W. Fletcher Minneapoliz
Jogan Gabbard
Cow Crack
Jay
Grummit
Tonia
Michie
Peter Israel
Wash Srton
Henry Kapp
Thomas Osborne
Newport News
Tony Noack
Soptus Olson
Detroit
John W. Paul
Fairfield
Clyde Walter
Wertz
Grand Rapida
William Whitnir
Linton
Addie T. Wenbeat
Sulphur Springs
Ter
Fred William Zimmoermin
Manisteo
Sleat
Tohn Atkinson
Carlyle
Anton É
Fouls
Wue Irland
Josseph M. Cowen
Reooklyns
John Novokusk
Michawaka
Carter Andrew Roberts
Creedmoor
N. Atello
J. Scolatti
Iron Mountain
Alex Tafure
Caserta Teano Por Fontmalle
Ualy
Pete Wieder
Frederick G. Knatz
Elmer J. McCune
Cripple Creek
Colo
Clarence C. Day
Welekka
Okla
James D. Brright
Bonzinea
Wrank H. Ells
Elgin
Joseph G. Buntes
Waycross
Chaud P. Graves
Thornham
N M
John J. Gitlland
Webber Falls
Royal Jacobis
Wareness
Jalnctic
Joseph Lopomo
St. Gervaseo
Robert J
Neil B. Finley
Memphis
James A. Dunn
LEE RR
Hayward
Loudon
Indianapolis
Ndilana
Albert G. Mason
William H. Patton
Fort Ripley
Minn
Irving Todd Reynolds
Topeka
Kansas
Jacob Q. Truxal Jir
Greensburg
George Vannett
Rothbury
John Andrew Vanoscar
Covendala
Paul Cleightman
Albion
Irwin FE
Davis
Burlingame
Kaw
Deane Dupre
Sebastopol
George D. Eliopulos
Jesse Fairbrother
Westfield
A Arthur
Gibbault
New Bedford
Cann
Wilfred Gilder
South Nutfield
Surrey
Thomas J.:green
Boyle
Ark
John T. Harrington
Dewey
Mant
Walter Hecklin
Chaska
Minny Henry G
Hodge
Palatka
Fla
Nathaniel N. Jennings
Toano
Urban Karcher
Castariand
William Keppler
Mina
Philip Labona
FRANK _M. TISSE
Gallon
Frederby Luce
Branson
Bryan Luthe
Saline
Harry G. Micarty
Giverpool
W.va
Joseph V. A.grogan
Carnecio
Emerson Maple
Chester
N. Hy
Albert Martin Dawson
Owosad
CORPS
Lionello Thomas
Hornell
Charles Marino
Boston
Jeanette
King D. Mosely
Coushatta
Steve Praybylset
Clinton I. Sutton
Lewis A. Smith
Emil
P. Laurson
Fort Oxlethorpe
Charles James Dawson
Walter J. Jones
Villa Grove
Glenn Roberts
Dayton
Arthur GB. Webber
Mountain Home
Arkansas
Prederick I. Weidenborner
Rochester
N. J
He Young
Pittabure
Tpping
Littl
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