Casualty List Names 88 Soldiers From War Effort
Washington May 3 The War Department resumes publishing overseas casualty listings with 88 names. Eighteen killed in action, five died of disease, two in accidents, one from wounds. Missing in action two, 58 wounded, two seriously. Killed in action and died of disease entries list multiple Corporals Privates and Lieutenants with hometowns across Connecticut Massachusetts Ohio and other states. Wounded sections name several sergeants privates and corporals with addresses in New Haven Bristol Ansonia and nearby towns. The list covers heroes from New Haven and surrounding communities, reflecting the war’s toll and distribution across New England and beyond.
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War Department
Swood D. Berger
Charles F. Berr
Nash Street
New Haven
Conn
Homer A. Porter
R. B. Porter
Richard Street
West Haven
Timothy Driscoll
Michael J. Driscoll
First Avenue
Bristol
Elmer G. Linden
Oscar Linden
Albert H. MacDonald
Mary MacDonald
Dville
Mass
Frank J. Mendillo
John Mendillo
Bristol Street
William O’sullivan
Michael J. O’sullivan
Forestville
Charlotte Schaefer
Jospeh Tomalonis, Jr
Joseph Tomalonis
Tariffville
Cook Bryan J. Hire
Lima
Ohio
Levi B. Dixon
Dilley
Ore
Frank N. Hall
Northvile
Mich
James McKinley Latimer
Wapakuneta
Thurlow Weed Smith
South Bend
Ind
Thomas F. Mooney
San Antonio
Tex
Dinsmore Ely
Chicago
Ill
Apostolios N. Makris
Thessaly
Greece
Eugene F. Sharkey
John M. Walker
John Walker
Hurlburt Street
William E. Morgan
Shawnee
Charles S. Smith
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harry L. Avery
Buzzards Bay
Adolph Blais
Fall River
George Bonfiglio
Mary Bonfiglio
Richmond Street
Boston
Henry A. Bouchard
Bridgewater
Fred H. Brown
Riverview
R. I
Leroy Bulley
Davidson
Christopher F. Cody
Agnes B. Cody
Madison Street
Hartford
John Connolly
Mary M. Neal
Greenwood Street
Roxbury
James County
Johnston
East Hampton
Providence
Lloyd Lyman
Glen Cove
Thomas Lynch
George Lyke
Rossett Street
Joseph Madden
Kingston
John Manning
New York City
C. Marshall
Lyman Machels
J. Crowley
Maineet
John F. Obrien
Winthrop Avenue
New Eres
New German thrusts expected as Allied forces counter
In Flanders and Picardy fronts British and American troops repulse German efforts. A local gain at Villers Bretonneux north of Amiens, plus raids southeast of Arras yield ten prisoners and five machine guns. Artillery roars along Flanders front as Foch strengthens lines near Amiens Arras and Ypres.
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Frank Charlton
Flanders
von Hindenburg
Illery
Givenchy
LaBasse Canal
Ypres
Villers Bretonneux
Amiens
Avre River
Picardy Front
Foch
Arras
London
Villers 'Bretonneux
Picardy
War Office
Socre
St. Venant
Flanders Front
Villers-Bretonneux
Arres
Nieppe Forest
Locre
German Agents Accused of Prompting Hartford Strike
Hartford and New York Transportation Company dock workers strike since April 2 halted river traffic. Hartford Chamber of Commerce urged Director-General McAdoo to restore traffic, believing pro-German propaganda fueled the walkout. Governor Holcomb sent a personal message urging immediate action to resume operations.
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Hartford
New York
Mr. McAdoo
Hartford and New York Transportation Company
Service Cross Awards for William D Meyering
American Lieutenant William D Meyering of the U S A received the Distinguished Service Cross for leading a platoon against an April attack on the French front He remained under fire until wounded losing his right hand yet urged his men to press the offensive Other news notes a pool room brawl in New Haven results in the death of Gunn and arrest of Daniel E 40 on manslaughter charges.
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N. C. Parke
William D. Meyering
Meéyering
New Haven
Gunn
Ja Hospital
Daniel E
Unclear Names List From Partial OCR Segment
Fragmentary OCR reads a list of individuals and addresses from multiple cities including Providence East Hampton Bristol New Haven and Stamford. The text appears to be a contact or notice fragment with several surnames and street addresses but lacks a cohesive event or purpose.
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Guiseppe
Logna
Italy
L. Wallingford
Charles M. Snell
E. Providence
Judson H. Smith
Edgewood
R. I
Henry EB. Sorenson
East Hampton
Ernesto Sposi
Bristol
Thomas F. Sulliv
Catherine Sullivan
Davenport Avenue
New Haven
Edward J. Sweeten
Katherine Sweeten
Putnai Street
Divided on Big Army Program in Congress
Washington May 3 A sharp division over Secretary Baker’s demand for unlimited power to create new armies appeared in Congress today The military affairs committee split with Chairman Dent opposing unlimited power and saying four million men in Baker’s bill is already more than the War Department can handle Baker urged cost estimates for raising training and equipping armies and maintaining them on the firing line He was expected to present a working basis of three million with plans for cantonments and doubled training capacity United States estimates were also said to reflect Allied needs for next year with England and France having provided exact manpower figures for the coming year
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Baker
House
Congress
Dent
War Department
England
France
United States
Austrian Flyers Shot Down Over Italian Front
London report says twelve Austro German airplanes were shot down by British fliers in sky combats over the Italian battle front. An official War Office statement notes patrol activity, prisoners captured, and counter battery work. It records 12 enemy aircraft destroyed, with 3 British losses, bringing total enemy planes destroyed since British arrival in Italy to 109, while British losses total 13.
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London
War Office
Italy
Convicted murderer Candido spared by jury in Torrington
Giordiano Candido of Torrington was convicted of first degree murder for shooting Mrs. Angelo Pacoraro during a May quarrel in Torrington Litchfield. His counsel plans to move to set aside the verdict next Tuesday after the trial, which began last Tuesday with Candido brought from the state hospital for the insane at Middletown for observation.
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Giordiano Candido
Angelo Pacoraro
Torrington
Litchfield
Angelo Pecoraro
Candido
State Hospital For the
Middletown
New York suit over ten thousand dollar kiss at hotel
A reportedly intoxicated man kissed Miss Eva Brayley Gifford in a Biltmore Hotel elevator. She values the kiss at $10,000 and sues the hotel for that amount. Separately, a government weather report for New Haven forecasts generally fair weather tonight and Saturday with cooler temperatures and scattered showers in parts of the southeast.
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Eva Brayley Gifford
Biltmore
New Haven
Connecticut
Texas
Florida
Rocky Mountains
North Dakota
South Carolina
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Block Island
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chicago
Denver
Hartford
Hatteras
Petate
Nantucket
New Orleans
New Y
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