5982 Casualties Announced Today From War Reports
Washington reports total war casualties at 5982, with Marine corps figures included. Names list many killed in action and wounded, detailing ranks and towns such as Litchfield, Hamden, Stamford, Windsor, New Haven, Bridgeport, Danbury, Hartford, and more. Marshal Foch’s son and son-in-law also killed in battle on same day. August 22, 1914 referenced for historical note. Marine Corps casualties follow in separate listing.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Thomas Jordan
Stamford
William En
Windsor
George R Stevens
New Canaan
John D. _ Smith
Chester Smith
Danbury
Stanley Wajnowski
Terryville
Louis Aarons
Bridgeport
John F. Marsch
New Haven
John Gogoli
Thomastonville
Hugh G. Oliver
Greenwich
Gustave A. Garbe
Meriden
Leonardo Lavallo
Torrington
Ernest R. Thomas
Rockville
William A. Chapoii
New Britain
Wheaton G. Hudson
Hartford
John Lapinski
Milford
Edoward Maenire
William J. Whalen
William Welsh
Alfonso Milone
Clinton F. Sears
Ansonia
Redvers Bowen
Girdzis
Waterbury
Walter F. Landry
Louis E. Rader
Norwich
Daniel G. O'Connell
West Haven
Pietro Amodio
Danbtry
John A. Kearns
Harold B. Anson
Woodville
Arthur A. Kroeber
Joseph Simonin
Marshal Foch
Germain Foch
Paul Becourt
Wounded in Action and Notable Names list
The note lists Wounded in Action severities and names Edward Connelly Naugatuck Otto Bauchmann Kensington and Second Lieutenant John P. McAvoy Bridgeport. It also includes political commentary on Lloyd George and media figures plus a humorous exchange about a doctor and nerves and a woman dominating a conversation.
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Edward Connelly
Naugatuck
Otto C. Bauchmann
Kensington
John P. McAvoy
Bridgeport
Lloyd George Dominates English Politics Across Parties
C W Barron notes Lloyd George’s rise to power shapes wartime policy as he mounts the platform with shipworkers and financiers, rallying mass support. praise from Willia Engicot of the American Bank case confirms public reverence, while Northcliffe and Bonar Law are seen as disappointed advisors. The political lineup remains fluid ahead of elections.
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Lloyd George
C. W. Barron
Wall Street Journal
Northcliffe
Limehouse
London
England
Lloyd Geo
Eng
Willia Engicot
Kidder, Peabody
Rwice
American Cross
George
Bonar Law
Halifax
Lord Beaverbrook
Toronto Stock Exchange
Woodrow Wilson
Spanish Influenza More Deadly Than War
The Spanish influenza ravages the nation outpacing wartime losses in months, with authorities warning against complacency. Cold weather may worsen spread. avoid crowds and follow hygiene practices, including coughing into a handkerchief and not sharing cups. A Hyomei inhaler is advertised as a cure-all preventive, sold by Buell & Blatchley.
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Buell & Blatchley
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ARMY
Connecticut
Suesph Gzerns
Litchfield
John Stevens
Hamden
Warren Robert Hough
Joseph Ritchie
Thomas Costello
East Hartford
Eugene F. Kemmpitz
Louis Ferrante
Michael F. Kenny
Edward Plankey
Wauregan
Clarence R. Wetherell
South Manchester
John J. Wates
Camden
Samuel Ford
Eo J. O’connell
South Manches
Filippi Giannino
Abraham S. Goldman
John M. Steger
Sherwood K. Martin
South Manchesor
Guy Underwood
Charles A. Woodward
Earle R. Texido
Percy O. Cooksley
Michael Lipkevicius
Woodbury
William J. O’connor
Higganun
Timothy F. Ryan
Henry E. Carter
Herman A. Dennett
Westport
Mary
Bepw
P. Becouuthr
Seatevewe
Eae
Sir George Riddell
Daily Express
News of the World
The
Atlanta Journal
Bill Hart
Trivets
Thermos
R. J. Atwell
Main ST
Isles
J. Mittelman’s
Civics
J. Mittelman
Boudoir