Americans score success against picked Germans in Seicheprey battle
In the Seicheprey engagement near Toul American and French forces repulsed a German assault by 12 000 troops. The village of Leicheprey was retaken after heavy bombardment and hand to hand fighting with notable American bravery, including machine gun crews and ambulance teams.
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Was Only In Pursuit of Scientific Information In Hotel Arrest
Prof William Isaac Thomas defends his pursuit of education amid his Chicago hotel arrest with Mrs R M Granger wife of a US Army officer in France. He states his aims are constructive and aligned with standards, describing his associations with women as varied yet constructive.
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William Isaac. Thomas
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R. M. Granger
United States Army
France
Thomas
Casualty List Reports 72 Americans Named Amid Losses
Washington April 22 72 American soldiers named on the war department casualty list with ten killed in action and a breakdown of deaths by wounds accident disease and other causes. Major Raynal Cawthorne Billing listed as killed. Names span privates corporals sergeants lieutenants and others with multiple injuries.
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Raynal Cawthorne Billing
Herbert A. Akroyd
Elmer G. Dawley
Ray D. Kreager
John J. Larkin
Manuel Martin
George H. Norsigian
Herman Selner
John F. Slatin
Charles Waldron
Grover K. Tanner
Frank B. Amarale
Henry J. Bergeron
Walter Hammett
Charles A. Henry
Leroy S. Wells
Stanley Huguens
Frank C. Cataldo
Theodore Peck
Joseph L. Mattingly
James T. Welch
Frank J.watson
Arthur Williams
Edward Edward G. Smith
Joseph Thifaut
John L. Brock
William Dillon
Abraham A. Flescher
Charles H. Harrington
George Kertscher
Marland
Frank N. Sincoski
George H. M. Thompson
Aron Torsian
Mervin H. Tuttle
Peter Viola
Alfred S. Yaffe
Raynal Cawthorne Bolling
Two Killed In Action Reported By the War Department
Washington April 21 The casualty list shows twenty six names across categories Killed in action two died of wounds two died of disease three wounded severely two wounded slightly sixteen missing in one The list includes four officers Lieutenant Bernard J Gallagher missing in action Lieutenant Herbert S Richey died of wounds and Lieutenants Leslie E Greene and William Eugene Helander wounded Also named are Cook Fabian Kulesza Private Henry W Leach and others with pneumonia cellulitis and related ailments The report marks the smallest tally in weeks.
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Washington
Bernard J Gallagher
Herbert S. Richey
Leslie E. Greene
William. Eugene Helander
Fabian Kulesza
Henry W. Leach
Herbert 8. Richey
Peter P. McArdle
Martin Krueger
Edgar R. Murrell
Max Zaffen
Theodore M. Pawlak
Charlie B. Knutson
William Eugene Helander
Weight M. Barnardt
Edward Corliss
Frank A. Edwards
John F. Callahan
James Canavan
Leo E. Caron
Sylvester Capozzoli
William F. Garvey
Peter Gavalis
John W. Green
Harles P. Klein
John J. Murphy
Harvey J. Roy
Ferdinand Stangoni
Bernard J. Gallagher
New Haven Weather Forecast and Observations for April 22
Forecast for New Haven and vicinity calls for fair skies tonight and Tuesday with cooler temps. Connecticut outlook: fair and cooler tonight, Tuesday fair with fresh west winds. Rain noted in the northern district east of the Mississippi. Lake region low pressure and Gulf coast high pressure. Observations show varied cloud cover and temperatures from 36 to 60 across major cities, with New Haven at 42 and Hartford at 46.
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Russian Generals Reported Killed in Anti Bolshevik Forces
Unconfirmed report from Moscow claims generals Korniloff and Semenoff, two leaders of anti Bolshevik forces, have been killed. Korniloff's troops were operating in southeastern Ukraine while Semenoff led in eastern Siberia.
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Korniloff
Semenoff
Russia
Moscow
Ukrainia
Siberia
Wade Sets War Record in Newport Area
Wade postoffice near Newport Ohio, a cross roads spot with one store and a post office, invested 5 645 in Watode parld redue the emaitay to sales.
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Newport
Ohio
Wotede Parld
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