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The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1918

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Pershing Awards 32 War Crosses At Marne

Thirty two members of a New England division of the American army were decorated today by General Pershing with the Distinguished Service Cross for heroism at Chemin des Dames and Seicheprey. Recipients include Lieut. Cornelius Beard Boston and Sergeant Benjamin James Brookline among others. The ceremony occurred amid driving rain near Chateau Thierry with troops just from the trenches, mud on khaki uniforms and artillery sounds in the distance.

H. G. Wales Marne New England General Pershing Chemin Des Dames Aisne Front Seicheprey Toul Front Cornelius Beard Boston Benjamin James Brookline Thomas Jolley Lawrence Mass Francis Hurley Malden James Thornley Fall River Edward L. Dion Hartford Conn Jeremiah Trion Saybrook Leslie Lane New Haven Ralph M. Bishop Eric Olsen New Britain Early Banderson Charles Guenther Worcester J. C. Parent Webster Glenn Hill Grand, Rapids Mich John T. Courney Waltham Leo T. Jacques Greenfield Charles Marino Alfred P. Lee Northampton Kenneth S&s. Page Springfield Charles M. Dodge Edward W. Farrell Elmer L. Lane Walter McCann Allen K. Dexter Joshua Brodhead Russell Hoyx Frank Gordon Chateau Thierry Vaux Belleau Wood Chemin-des-Dames Leichprey

Reclamation Division Reports Army Clothing Waste Elimination

Washington July 13 The conservation and reclamation division of the quartermaster corps announces vast progress in clothing recovery for the army. In one month 7,350,465 garments were repaired dry cleaned or laundered including 519,122 shoes 70,917 overcoats 81,249 trousers 32,945 flannel shorts 68,000 underclothes 5,201 stockings 15,228 leggings 26,010 hats and 28,425 miscellaneous items. The corps is expanding to meet rising army needs.

Washington Quartermaster Corps War Department Conservation and Reclamation Corps

British Honor French Dead in London Memorial

London memorial services for French dead drew vast crowds with flags at half mast and a French Zouaves band leading a procession. Collections for the French Red Cross produced a large donation as crowds admired uniforms and French Alsatian peasant dress amid solemn music.

London Red Cross Cold Stream Guards

McAdoo Awards Gold Medal for Heroic Rescue

Secretary McAdoo awarded a gold medal to Joseph Marcio chief commissary steward on the U S S Carola IV for saving a man from drowning during a heavy northeast gale on December 17 1917. Marcio aboard the U S S Smith rescued a chief quartermaster washed overboard. his father Rafael Marcio lives in Philadelphia.

McAdoo Washington Joseph Marcio U. S. S. Carola IV Marcio U. S. S. Smith Rafael Marcio Philadelphia

Seaman Ericson Commended For Rescue At Sea

Washington July 18 Secretary Daniels commended Harry William Ericson seaman second class US Naval Reserve for heroically jumping overboard from the Cambridge on June 27 1918 to rescue a shipmate from drowning His enlistment was August 31 1917 Next of kin Emma Ericson Jersey City New Jersey.

Daniels Washington United States Cambridge Harry William Ericson United States Naval Reserve Forces Ericson East Chester N. Y Emma Ericson Jersey City

German Agent Investigation Sent to England

Paris July 13 a French commission was sent to England to investigate Jacob Stern German American importer accused of aiding the enemy through commercial relations. Stern formerly resided in Newcity and is the focus of the inquiry into enemy operations.

Paris England Jacob Stern Stern Newcity

Paris Discusses A Society Of Allied Nations

Paris July 13. French statesmen aligned with President Wilsons league plan yet proposed a society of allied nations. Doumergue warned of a rival four state Mittel Europa powerful enough to shape peace, while Bienvenu Martin and Marcelin urged unity and a permanent allied diplomatic council to match their military coalition. Cachin noted incomplete unity and lack of coordinated peace study.

Paris Wilson League of Nations Allied Nations Gaston Doumergue Ministerial Council Mittel Europa Europe Bienvenu Martin M. Martin Marcel Thin Chamber of Deputies Versailles M. Cachin

Status of neutrals in draft status

New orders transmitted to Connecticut draft boards outline neutral country registrants who have declared US citizenship but not completed naturalization. They are relieved from military service under recent act. until regulations arrive, boards must not involuntarily induct such declarants. Countries listed include Siam, Brazil, Bulgaria, China, Costa Rica, Cuba, Great Britain, Greece, Guatemala, Italy, Japan, Liberia, Monaco, Montenegro, Nicaragua, Panama, Portugal, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Servia, Siam, Turkey. Austria-Hungary and Germany remain aliens.

Dartford Connecticut Crowder Congress United States 3Iam Brazil Bulgaria China Costa Cuba Prince Great Britain Greece Guatemala Italy Japan Liberia Monaco Montenegro Nicaraugua Panama Portugal Romania Russia San Marino Servia Siam Turkey Austria-Hungary Germany

War Savings Stamps Urge Early Redeem of Pledges

The Connecticut War Savings committee asks June W S S pledgees to buy their promised stamps early in the remaining year. Subscriptions pledged for July should be purchased in the early part of the month to ease post office and agent work and help the state perform well in Washington.

Hartford Connecticut War Savings Committee Post Office Washington State Committee

Hopkins Alum Dies in France Flight Service

Jailiecure Md July 13 Lieut. Lewis Ewing of Baltimore and Johns Hopkins aviation corps has been killed in France. Brother Lieut. Geo W Ewing Jr in France sent the cabled report. Ewing was son of Mrs George W Ewing of Green Spring Valley and educated at Westminster School Conn before entering Hopkins. He enlisted last June.

Jailiecure Lewis Ewing Aviation Corps Johns Hopkins Baltimore France Geo. W. Ewing George W. Ewing Green Spring Valley Westminster School Conn Hopkins

Bolshevik Soldiers Captured on Murman Coast

Twenty thousand Bolshevik soldiers were captured by anti Bolshevik troops on the Murman coast, a Vardee dispatch reported. Later the Bolsheviks were allowed to return to Moscow. The Murman coast borders Finland in Northern Russia and is controlled by forces hostile to the Bolshevik regime. Recent reports said allied forces had landed there.

Copenhagen Murman Vardee Tiden Steign Moscow Finland Russia

Connecticut approves wartime container conservation move

Hartford July 13 a movement to save barrels boxes bags and other containers used in marketing farm produce has been authorized by the Connecticut State Council of Defense as a conservation measure to aid the war effort letters have been sent to all local agencies informing them of the vote and requesting action.

Hartford Connecticut State Council of Defense State Council

Ambulance Drivers Decorated for Gallantry

Paris on July 13 reports A. Renick and Leo F. McGuire two American ambulance drivers were decorated with the Distinguished Service Medal for gallantry under fire.

Paris F. A. Renick Leo F. McGuire

Sub Treasury Report Shows Bank Earnings in New York

New York on July 13 reports the sub treasury earned 990000 dollars from banks on Friday.

Sub-Treasury New York

NAMES IN CASUALTY LIST

Washington reports seventy one American expeditionary force casualties with fourteen killed in action and 46 severely wounded plus eight missing. Marines total 33 casualties with eleven killed and 17 severely wounded. Army officer losses include Lieut. Herbert A. Buermeyer and Capt. John G. Ellis Jr among others. Marine officers none. New England area lists and several private names are given for wounded or missing.

Washington War Department Marine Corps Army Herbert A. Buermeyer Brooklyn N. Y John G. Ellis, Jr Denison Texas

Chicago Evaders Held In Slacker Draft Round Up

More than 1,209 evaders were detained in Chicago police stations after the first two days of a federal slacker drive. The operation also inducted over 250 registered men who concealed their cards to avoid appearance of evading the draft, with 150,000 questioned and 10,000 detained to gather evidence of compliance.

Chicago

Cause of Mitchel Death at Gerstner Field

Official report assigns Major John Purroy Mitchel's death to failure to buckle his safety belt and a peculiar quick snap of his scout plane during a nose over glide at Gerstner field Louisiana. Investigators ruled the death occurred in line of duty and not from personal misconduct.

Washington John Purroy Mitchel Gerstner Field Louisiana War Department Mitchel

Weather forecast for New Haven area with passing showers

New Haven forecast shows showers late this afternoon or tonight with Sunday fair. Connecticut as a whole expects tonight’s showers and Sunday fair with coastal winds rising. General conditions show unsettled weather with local thunderstorms and mild coastal temperatures, interior pleasant with higher readings. Observations list readings for multiple cities. A quote about marriage ends the item.

New Haven Connecticut Texas Michigan Atlantic Florida Maine Atlanta Atlantic City Block Island Boston Buffalo Cincinnati Chicago Denver Detroit Hartford Hatteras Jacksonville Kansas City Nantucket New Orleans New On Norfolk Northfield Pittsburg Portland St. Louis St. Paul Washington

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