Captured German Positions Resemble Arizona Cliff Dwellers
Special Cable reports from the St Mihiel salient describe German dugouts near Mont Sec and Chateau-Thierry as resembling an ancient Arizona cliff dwelling. Observers note improvised furniture looted from villages, signs reading Verboten, and a morale twist as civilians are freed and soldiers acknowledge being back in France.
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Arizona
Junius B. Wood
San Antonio
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Daily News Co
Steele
Mont Sec
Chateau- Whierry
U. S
M. Corps
Leicheprey
Oelt
Hastile-Lke
Toul
Pont-A-Mousson
St. Mihiel
Beatmont
Ramboucourt
Nivray
Marvosin
Lapayville
Seicheprey
Balfour and Wilson on Austria Note Stir Debate
The Evening Standard reports mixed public reaction to Balfour's longer reply to Austria versus Wilson's brief response. It notes a preference for a direct point-by-point reply, urging allies to address enemy rulers and their people, condemning German and Austrian aggression while appealing to democratic minds in belligerent nations.
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London ‘Times
San Antonio
Philadelphia Public Ledger
The
Public Ledger
London
Evening Standard
Alfour
Wilson
Balfour
Dalfour
Renly
Germany
Austria
Europe
Casualty List Reports Broad American Exp Force Losses
The casualty ledger lists confirmed KIA 263 with a long roll of names including Lewis W. Milliman and John Millsop among the fallen. The section also notes 69 in action, 82 wounded severely, 17 died of disease, 4 died in accidents and other causes, 3 prisoners, and 3 wounded degree undetermined, with many private and sergeant ranks across numerous towns and states. Also recorded are missing in action, various wounded, and one airplane accident death of 1st Lt Kohlmeier.
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Uisease
Lewis W. Milliman
Scotts
Michigan
John Millsop
Grove City
Leben A. Smith
Watertous Arporals
Roy
Fant
A . Yolland
George Har
Harrisburg
Dominick. Bartolero
Seattle
Wash
Roy A. Hall
Columbia
D. Eusthathios Kefalos
Riverside
New Jersey
Eric J. Oshin
Arlie H. Bramblett
Ramhurst
R. Bredesgee Erhard
Minn
Clinton J. Bushey
Yonkers
X. Y
Albert Grass
Yon Ball
Ulalesrce EL Hutcheson
Igentanville
Ark
Joseph Davis
Mario
Mapleton Dendr
RY TV
Schott
Ameterdqon
N.Y
John Smith
Trivett
Norbert H. Williams
Watt
Towa
John J. Woulfe
New York
Prank Baclaske
Weadyslaw
San Anges
Shaprpeh
Tdag Grove
Tow
Garland RE
Turners Tiltlshora
James A. Varngy
da Hoderick
Shipley
Rossville
George Abhawood
Ogdensfurg
Preeti Cartier
Casey
I Ota
Auliple
Rose
Prairie du
Harry T. Hillen
Wit
George W. Baaaer
Suverel
Harrison HH
Caswell
Leon
Darelester
Ton
Wraes
Morris
Saw Domingo
Mos
Ibert
Kyfi Libby
Mare Dana
Ruddert
Howard
Oft
Wykoff
H Wood
Tex
Anthony A
Phil Stink
Louis J. Reiser
Sharpe
New Dodford
Muse
Bluiner
Ena
Tsalvel
Vaughan
Grayavids
William Weyenberg
Kaukauna
George Willette
Mianiapo Mina
Farr
Witttford
Stonewall
Misa
Henry Wulff
Circenvijte
John Zeldam
Grand Rapids
Mich
Nickolas Corradino
Tancaster
Stomon J
Moody
Glo David
T Quesnur
Tonia M. Klein
Dun
Bugler
Junior Smith
Yates
Grove
Sanrio
Jorent A. McManamon
Scranton
Neenah
Wiski Verple Schucker
Kuiz- Vrank Adelhoven
Lancaster
Vanidenbroek
South Kay
Kanna
John Vive Tzyastavadd
Thussia
Clyde Gywit Langentiam
Pre
Thurman Davis
Cuattinecoga
Tenn
David Polsom
Gooding
Idaho
Chicago
William C. Gilbert
Tutte Folsom
Goding
Joseph Garick Montames Harrison
Porrst City
Pat Arthur Waught
Engwald Reinhart
Spooner
Frank J. Slovich
Shenandoah
Pat Bertis Thompson
Pactolus
Peter P. Zaimtck
Cit
Cago
Morning List of Dead In Action
A Morning List of dead shows multiple soldiers named with ranks and home towns. Honorees include lieutenants Leoliste Crane from Caluambia Tennessee and Lad T. Lusk from Roswell New Mexico, among others such as sergeants Lamont from Yuma Michigan and Leroy from New York, plus corporals Bickford and Campbell with scattered hometowns. The list mentions a range of services with errors and misspellings throughout.
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Leoliste O. Crane
Caluambia
Tenn
Lad T. Lusk
Roswell
W. St
PH A. Skrati
New York
Thomas E. Lamont
Yuma
Mich
Joseph Leroy
Ernester
Bickford
North Engairh
Towa
Villard M. Campbell
Morrison
Tennenser
Ohn Ruofe
Wandhaven
Rge M. Shanon
Boato
Mus
T. Valentine
Berg Hergbanut
Wii Laan
Oklahoma
Ralph W. Wright
Gindwin
Allch
Stanley EH. Berry
Philadelphia
F. Lewis FH. Daniels
Pomeroy
Ohio
Eee Feltber
Minsk
Voland
Ustaly
Fred
Tolmer
Avanfale
Mont
Fritz W. Galin
Culiman
Ann
Twiames BE
Howell
Tonele
Utany
Joseph T
Huntley
Rutherfordton
North Carolina
Anton Jerarer
Emit
J. Johnson
Montevdlen
Minn
Joseph
Marine Casualty List Summary From An Historic Page
Fragmentary wartime casualty register lists killed in action wounded and missing for a unit. Names include TORT MANULL SOUZAN JR Cambria California EL THOMAS J. BDAUDIS Stato TPRIV college Ma PAUL STOUT Murphysharp and NOSS Q. GRAHAM Lafayette Georgia JPREVAPES JOSEPH V CREIGHTON Yeerla TM GLEN Atlanta Ga SLY Hecke SAVOUNNEG IN ACTION and other ranks with scattered notes on location and status.
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Meda Try
Manull Souzan JR
Cambria
Californie
EL Thomas J. Bdaudis
Statotpriv. College
Paul Stout
Murphysharp
Action, Corp
Noss Q. Graham
Lafayette
Georgia
Joseph V
Creighton
Sprantz
Yeerla
Glen
Atlanta
Sly Hecke
Savounneg
Artinnery Kergeant Ie Owens
Pensfordd Wen
Wales
Sink
Detroit
City Attorney seeks car fare data in Texas trip
City Attorney McMillan left Wednesday for Houston Dallas and Fort Worth to gather information on traction company affairs as the ferry commission weighs the San Antonio Public Service Corporation request for a street car fare increase. He will likely miss remaining hearings this week and no further action will be taken until his return. The company has supplied audited figures from Federal tax authorities the commission regards as authentic in support of its case.
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McMillan
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Traction Company
Ferry Commission
Traction Department
San Antonio Public Service Corporation
Cils
Commission
Federal Government Income Tax Bureau
Chat
City seeks fare data as five cent limit tested
The city investigates how traction companies in other cities cope with rising labor and material costs to ensure the five cent fare yields adequate revenue. Houston recently approved six cents while Dallas and Fort Worth retain five cents. travelers and merchants noted in ads.
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Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
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H. C. Fisher
Mike
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Linke
Hele
Jeff
Cogent Hy HC
Wood
France
St. Mihiel Salient
10Th Fermin
Soissons
Kamerad
Himsel
Edison
Commerce Street
Edison A
Telephone Crockett
Sthely
Maxwell House Coffee
Cheak-Neal Coffee CO
Casualty List
Joseph Kohen
Pelix Kuzbarskis
Utica
X.Y
Henry Magrytz
Shyvoysan
Wis
RAF
Reenville
Erastus J. Nelson
Leland
3LSON
Carl Schrpiber
Bt, Paul
Martin W. Silber
Dayenne
N. J
William J. Slemmer
John Sulliver
Washington
Gylester Wells
St. ‘Anthony
Wred C. White
Cabimitl Willsee Zecinski
Buffalo
Mel
Liedt
Heath E. 1Obble
Brooklyn
Corvorallo
Boone
Spray
N.C
David c. Brenton
Indianapolis
Indiana
Grant Coxe
James If
Shuster
Jeanette
Wagoner
George Henry Rumbaugh
Carl Kr. Allmond
Vane
Arthur Champagne
St. Joseph
Canada
Henry Davis
Newport
ABRAHAM _D. EVANS
Urbana
Wesle Edward Griffeth
Dedman
N. MM
Sidney S. Etter
Portland
Ore
Sluman Ingt
Granada
Miss
Jon J. Milhol
LAND
Baltimore
Maryland
Ricard
Thatterson
Maudlin
Rhoads
Tucumcari
Msrg Robinson JR
Passagoula
Stevens
Carlton
Frank T Wimberly
Electric Mills
Misstegippi
L. Kohlmeier
Los Angeles
Cal
Texas
Calomel
Cleveland Tractor
Mayor Bell
Blanco Road
Los Angeles Heights
Travelers Cigar Shop
C. Maillare
Ady
Moore Building
Bedell Building
J. H. Savage
Mer
Southern Pacific
Victoria
New Orl
California
el Paso
Eagle Pass
New Orleans
Houston Street
Travis
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