Marine Corps Casualty List Fires 62 Names Across Ranks
Washington reports sixty two Marines announced by Marine Headquarters with four killed in action two died of wounds received in action and forty eight severely wounded. Officers listed include Jato Benjamins Berry Captain Oscar R. Cauld Crawfordsville Ind. and Lt Hugh MacFarland Brownwood Texas among others. Sergeants, corporals and privates named span numerous cities and states reflecting broad losses in action and wounds sustained.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Marineeadquarters
Jato Benjamins
Berry
New ‘City
Oscar R. Cauldi
Crawfordsville
Ind
Hugh MacFarland
Brownwood
Texmaler Ladd
Chevy Chase
Harry William Butcher Wounded in Action June 6
Charles A. Lewis pharmacist’s mate third class serves. Butcher severely wounded in action on June 6. Both names linked to military service and casualty reporting in a wartime row.
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Harry William Butcher
Charles A. Lewis
Crisis Here Says Asquith War Critical Point Reached
London June 14 Former Premier Asquith declared at an Aldwych club luncheon that the critical point in the fortunes of war has been reached. He said nothing has weakened the common purpose and the allies have stubbornly contested every retreat with no panic or demoralization.
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London
Asquith
Aldwych Club
Taft Sees War End In Three Years
Former President William Howard Taft spoke in Rock Island Illinois under the National Security leagues. He predicted the war would be won by the time the United States has been in the conflict three years. He said it would take one or two years to start and perhaps another year to win and end it.
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Taft
Rock Island
National Security Leagues
William Howard Taft
United States
Mr. Taft
Lithuanian Protest Over Inter Allied Sea Access Decision
Lausanne June 14 Lithuanian council protests the June 3 Versailles inter allied decision granting Poland free access to the sea. Lithuania claims the plan harms its own position and maritime prospects in the region.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
National Lithuanian Council
Inter-Allied Council
Versailles
Poland
Lithuania
Senate Refuses To Limit Debate In War Session
Washington January 14 The senate refused to limit its debate during the war. After information that the president had not urged its adoption the senate voted 41 to 34 against a rule proposed by Senator Underwood of Alabama to cut short speeches.
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Senate
Washington
Jne
Underwood
Alabama
Annual Comaertet diocese Hartford sermon report
The text notes last night’s sermon at the annual meeting of the Comaertet diocese in Hartford and mentions various local items. It records Hill voting to reimburse M. W. Tin for a drowned horse loss, butter prices, church associations, and local people traveling or filing notices. It notes Sophia Belden Hubbard’s death at 69.
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Comaertet
Hartford
Hill
M. W. Tin
C.A. Sears
Portland
Cap Hamilton
Philadelphia
Granville Russell
Stewart
New York
Borden
Arthur E. Coe
Harry ©. Smith
New Britain
Elmer A. Ely
John Edgerton
Sophia Belden
J. Warren Hubbard
Union Street
Middletown
Death of Rev J T A McMahon Catholic priest dies
Rev J T A McMahon longtime chaplain of Sts School Deep River and one of the diocese's oldest priests dies. Born 1847 he studied at Troy Seminary and later at St Aloysius church New Canaan. Funeral from St Joseph Cathedral Saturday at 10 am.
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Sts
Deepiver
F River
Troy Seminary
Troy
N. Y
St. Aloysius Church
New Canaan
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
City
Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Rheumatic Relief
Reputable claims tout Neutrone Prescription 99 as a near miraculous cure for rheumatism. Ads urge skeptical readers to try the remedy, noting immediate relief and reduced stiffness in joints and muscles. Hartman Drug Co. in Middletown, CT handles mail orders, with druggists nationwide selling the product.
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Hartman Drug Co
Middletown
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Idaho
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Wheatland
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North Salt Lake City
Walter Barry Smith
Winston Salem
N. C
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West Exeter
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New Orleans
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Paumetto Ga
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Covington
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Astoria
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