Alty List of 124 Names Announced From War Casualties
April 11 report lists 124 names from the General over the ty list, detailing one killed in action, two dead of wounds, 13 from disease, and numerous wounded or missing. It names officers and soldiers such as Major Edwin R and Corporal Thomas J. Roberts, along with many others. the figures reflect severe and slight wounds, pneumonia, typhoid, and diphtheria among the listed personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
John Pelot
Edwin R
Thomas J. Roberts
Frank
Leland A. Pathews
William J. Whyte
C. A.der
Charles D. Seward
Furman
Dell Delashmutt
John Farrell
Harry Igham
Archie Harry A. Welcome
Mechanic Momas J. Fieming
Thomas Plunkett
John L. Sullivan
Joseph Panyoti
Neil Meurlin
Clifton Bell
William D. Burke
Vernon C. Buxton
Mimund Cassidy
George Conselyear
Michele Defago
Lawrence Finnerty
James H
Rosenow
Lester W. Ormsby
James Allas
Adolf Later
Fabian Barbeau
William F. Ifknecht
Reuben O. Boelke
John Cowden
Earl Doty
William Hugherty
William Duer
Melvin Maton
Casper H. Fairbanks
George 3. Ford
Roman. Golla
George R
John R. Gowdy
Roy Griffith
Wi4teths
Carl A
Max Woschmid
Waler A. Wust
Fred Zenk
Francis Cahill
Thomas Connelly
Holmes
Charles A. Wiggins
Parish Election At Holy Trinity Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of the church of the Holy Trinity officers were elected for the year including Richard L. deZeng as senior warden and Arthur L. Allin as warden. Others named include Samuel Stearns Thomas W. ieDowell Edward P. Schaefer Thomas Hoops Jr Walter C. Jones Donough Russell Townsend Palm Lawrence S. Wadsworth and Wilm H. Bouteiller treasurer Arthur Allin Arthur L. Clark Elton E. Clark Henry F. Howell tythingmen William Davis C D Armstrong Hamilton Mann and Henry C. Dunham with deans and substitutes listed for diocesan convention as well.
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Church of Holy Trinity
Church of the Holy Trinity
For
Mior Warden
Richard L. deZeng
Arthur L. Allin
Vesen
Samuel Stearns
Thomas W. ieDowell
Edward P. Schaefer
Thoms Hoops, Jr
Walter C. Jones
T. Donough Russell
Townsend Palm
Rence S. Wadsworth
Wilm H. Bouteiller
Reorganization of Aircraft Program Under Way
April 11 reports America’s production to be reorganized under Kent Wilson guidance. First step is naming an executive to advise the president on subjects. Radical changes in the signal corps indicate a new army aviation service manning. Major General Squier reportedly to be replaced in the signal corps amid possible action upon Sec of War Baker’s return from France.
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America
Kent Wilson
Signal Corps
Army Aviation
Gospoitinues
Re Squier
France
Secof War
Be Permanent Base Hospital to Open at Fort Ben Washington
Be Permanent Base Hospital planned at Fort Ben in Harrison near Indianapolis to serve as a permanent facility with 4000 to 5000 beds. It will be ready this summer to care for American expeditionary forces arriving in France and will operate in readiness for incoming casualties.
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Washington
Fort Benin Harrison
Indianapoli
France
Boschee’s German Syrup Gains Wide Use Across United States
Boschee's German Syrup has proven effective for fifty-two years in treating coughs, bronchitis, and colds across all parts of the United States. The remedy is popular as an ordinary cough suppressant and is well established in domestic medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
United State
Man killed by Middlefield car near Rockfall
James Carberri, worker at the Trap Rock Quarries in Reed's Gap, was fatally struck by trolley No. 1301 on the Middlefield line near Rockfall station. Identification came from a pay envelope. the car returned to Rockfall and to Middletown after the accident, with the search for details continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carberri
Reed’s Gap
Middlefield
Rockfall
Carberri
Middletown
Air Line
J. Francis Calef
John E. Loveland
A. L. Southmayd
Senate Denies Labor Right to Strike in War Work
Washington reports the Senate voted 4 to 25 denying labor in war production the right to strike for higher pay or better conditions. The rejection of the Versailles Sabotage bill’s strike clause returns the measure to conference, amid fears of unrest during the war and concerns over penalties for striking.
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Senate
Washington
Congress
Caulkins To Lead 19 Men East To Michigan Auto Run
Automobile dealer F L Caulkins plans a Friday noon departure with 19 men to Michigan to drive back cars stored in Saginaw. The party includes local drivers and John Noyes of Mystic with six drivers. A speed has been engaged at Springfield for the return leg, aiming for a pleasant trip and prompt car delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Mr. Caulkins
Dayton Baldwin
Frank Maxwell
J. W. Rogers
Franklin Turner
George W. Birdsey
William Hughes
O. B. Welker
William Murray
Walter A. Blau
Edward McDowell
William Ringwood
John Noyes
Springfield
Mrs Ladd Speaks On English Women In War Work
Mrs Ladd addressed the Equal Franchise League, noting English women fill men’s roles during war. She described nurses, munitions workers, farmers, canteen staff, Y M C A hut helpers, and women taking administrative and hard labor tasks while Belgian refugees did not flood the country.
Flock of Wild Geese Spotted Over City
A flock of about 30 wild geese was seen over Loveland Street and near No 3 Hose House this morning. Residents and firefighters on duty counted them as they flew unusually low over the southern part of the city.
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Loveland Street
No. 3
Hose House
Kahn Begins Fight to Amend Draft Law
Washington April 11 Representative Julius Kahn led the administration drive to amend the selective draft act. Proposed amendments aim to base quotas on class 1 totals, exhaust class 1 before class 2, and permit calling deferred industrial workers. Opposition notes volunteers and warns of possible draft age rise to 40. The debate centers on calculating quotas and crediting volunteers as the nation seeks 3,000,000 troops in France.
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Washington
Julius Kahn
Kahn
House
Dent
Kitchin
Wilson
Baker
Shallenberger
Nebraska
United States
France
U S Army Plans For Abroad Forces Then Autumn
Washington April 11 the United States plans to form complete armies abroad likely not until autumn. Secretary Baker orders amalgamation with British and French units to streamline supply shipments and expand troop transport capacity while keeping US divisions intact on departure.
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Washington
War Baker
United States
Annual Meeting Sets Church Officers for First Baptist
The First Baptist church annual meeting elected H. L. Barton as treasurer and Isaac G. Newell as clerk along with auditors W. J. Trevithick and L. O. Ryan. A May church roll call and supper were approved and an April 28 canvass scheduled. In City Court, William Faircloth of East Hampton faced intoxication charges. judgment suspended on $5 costs. The cinema ad announced Theda Bara in a Fox feature with The House of Hate episode at the oe theater on Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
FE. B. Fall
Isaac G. Newell
H. L. Barton
W. J. Trevithick
L. O. Ryan
William Faircloth
East Hampton
Theda Bara
Pearl White
Adv
Senate committee keeps watch on shipping program
Washington April 11 The Senate commerce committee will continuously scrutinize Americas shipping program Senator Fletcher chairman said the investigation is not closed and may stay open for some time The committee aims to aid the Shipping Board through hearings and investigations and has helped crystallize concrete ship and motor driven ship initiatives Two bills granting the president and Shipping Board power to marshal marine resources and set rates await consideration once the board reports on necessity
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Washington
America
Senate Commerce Committee
Fletcher
Senate’ Commerce Committee
Shipping Board
Senate Committee
Snow Covers New York After Rain and Gale
Snow fell across New York and surrounding counties after 24 hours of rain and gale, disrupting shipping along the coast. High tides flooded waterfronts, submerged piers, and washed ashore ships. The four masted schooner Edna Brown was driven aground at Tompkinsville, while six other sailing vessels were towed to Brooklyn for safety.
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New York
New Jersey
Tompkinsville
Edna Brown
Brooklyn
Big Fox double feature shines in new picture program
The cinema offers a bold Fox super picture along with a second feature. Audiences are promised action filled scenes, star performances, and a packed program designed to draw crowds this weekend.
Happenings in This Vicinity April 12 1893
A collage of items from the period includes alewives shipped to New York by boat, spring overcoats popular, the Methodist Conference appointing Rev H A Starks to Middletown, Trinity church choir to get surplices, schooner Hayden delivering coal, coal price at six dollars per ton, New England Brownstone Quarry shipping stone, fire department responding to a garden rubbish bonfire, steep bank north of Union station caving in, Marlboro street to be macadamized to the depot, A William Budde opening a meeting, Wesleyan students chasing top spinning, Mrs G A Ives dying, only six British ships sunk, and espionage bill applying to women.
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New York
Methodist Conference
H. A. Starks
Middletown
Trinity Church Choir
Portland
Hayden
New England
Cromwell
Spring Street
Union Station
Marlboro Street
A. William Budde
United Friends
G. A. Ives
A. 3. Parshley
South Main Street
Peterson's Ointment Promises Relief for Eczema
A Buffalo man testifies after a month using Peterson's Ointment that eczema and itching vanished. The ad boasts a long history, a money back guarantee, and claims to cure pimples salt rheum old sores burns and other skin ailments with a 30 cent box.
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Peterson
Geo. C. Talbot
Penfield St
Buffalo
N. Y
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