WARY CONNECTICUT CASUALTIES REPORTED IN WAR LIST
A war casualty list from Connecticut includes numerous names across ranks and statuses. Entries note Killed in Action, Died of Wounds, Wounded in Action, and Missing in Action with many quotes of cities such as New Haven, Stamford, Hartford, and Worcester. Also listed are aeroplane accident deaths and a separate note on prehistoric bones found near Clinton in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel B. Wright
James Collins
John T. Ballon
Roxbury
Ward
M. Fay
Wakefield
Mass
I Firth
Terryville
Peter J. Fleming
Woburn
LeRoy Gates Woodward
Watertown
Conn
Ernest J. Gorham
Holyoke
George F. Ryan
Bristol
Charles Anderson
New Haven
Robert 3. Fraser
Dorchester
Harold Geghart
Bridgeport
Edgar Edson Howe
Lebanon
N. H
Alfred £. McGee
Fitchburg
Angelo Vacca
Middletown
Harold A. Nuts
Worcester
Fred James Bradford
Anthony Rocco Piccone
Goshen
Petrograd Burning and Murder Run Rampant in Capital
Uprising reports state Petrograd is burning at twelve sites as Bolsheviks arrest and execute opponents without trial. British and French subjects are present while many Americans escaped to neutral territory. peasants led by White Guard officers reportedly approach the city as revolters push toward Petrograd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Petrograd
State Department
Legation
Christiana
Copenhagen
Examination of Debs Trial Nearing Verdict Tomorrow
Witnesses continued today in Cleveland as Eugene V. Debs faces espionage charges. The pace of testimony suggests court could adjourn today with a jury likely to hear the case tomorrow. US Attorney Wertz focused on linking Debs to the socialist anti war platform adopted at St Louis after war declaration. Debs counsel protested the platform and questions, but the judge ruled the line of inquiry proper to show intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Eugene V. Debs
United States
E. S. Wertz
Debs
St. Louis
Wertz
No Prospect of Recess for House
Washington reports Speaker Champ Clark rejected any recess after the $8,000,000,000 revenue bill. Rep Walsh objected to recess by unanimous consent unless a majority deemed it urgent. Debate on the revenue bill continues as war costs drive draft and military funding talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Champ Clark
House
Walsh
Massachusetts
Representative Dixon
Indiana
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
War Department
Sherley
House Appropriations Committee
France
Western Front
Young Lady Forgers Held In Atlantic City Loss
Miss Alice Valentine of Providence Rhode Island and Miss Jean Mullen a hotel telephone operator were arrested in New York on charges of cashing eight thousand fifteen dollars in worthless checks at Atlantic City. The women reportedly spent three days there amid fears of disgracing families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Alice Valentine
Providence
R. I
Jean Mullen
Atlantic City
N. J
Riverside Drive
Kaiser's Visit to Krupp Works Confirmed
The Kaiser visited the Krupp gun works at Essen, a report from Berlin states. The visit occurred as tensions mounted and European observers noted the display of industrial prowess amid growing military concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Krupp
Essen
Berlin
Happenings in This Week 25 Years Ago 1898 Highlights
A Pennysaver item notes Universalist church delegates to the Danbury state convention Mrs Charles P Graham Mrs W M Ward and Giles H Bishop. Rev P J Jernegan returns from Edgar town Mass Y M C A outdoor singing led by R H Whittaker. A huge willow tree on High street trimmed after danger. City high school to open fall term. Charles T Davis and Frank D Haines fished Turnerville. Berlin Iron Bridge Co cuts yardmen pay to 1.10 daily. Charles T Russell arrives in New York with family. Block Island excursion proves pleasant though ship returns at 5 pm. Miss S C Woodman’s School opens. George A Southmayd buys Dempsey fruit and confectionery. A large schooner loaded with cord wood anchored near Mouse Island is lightened by jettisoning wood. Middletown Gas Co constructs a large gas holder on Water street replacing two small tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church Society
Charles P. Graham
W. M. Ward
Giles H. Bishop
Danbury
P. J. Jernegan
Edgartown
Mass
R. H. Whittaker
Clarissa Barnes
High Street
Roger Kennedy
City
Charles T. Davis
Frank D. Haines
Turnerville
Berlin Iron Bridge Co
Charles T. Russell
U. S
Liverpool
New York
Block Island
Norwich
S. C. Woodman
Hotchkiss Avenue
George A. Southmayd
J. F. Dempsey
Ferry
Main Streets
Also Mentioned on This Page
Connecticut
Marine Corps
England
T. Thornton
Hesterville
Pine Davis, Central Falls, R
C. Granfield
Pittsfield
Leahy
West Springfield
Altiparmakis
Thompson- Conn
O. Derby
Rochester
Maine
O Bertolami
J. Halleck
Litchfield
H. Merrill
Lowell
Everett A. Walker
Somerville
Levi O. Peterson
Orange
Judson
Albert Syble
Worchester
Arthur T. Campbell
George W. Fields
Penham
Walter J. Roberts
Nor- Conn
Leon Stomeky
Westfield
Emily Troiano
Howard C. Viering
West Haven
George W. Marshall
Medfield
John Mishiwice
A. Erickson
New Britain
Williem T. Hall
Oom
William J. West Haven
Vincent Kraiesky
Joseph J. Laukutis
Ansonia
Kincey Vv
Nicastro
Norwalk
Howard W. Sandland
Waterbury
Joseph Verderame
Czeslow Zwitrosky
Harry B. Johnson
Bloomfield
Richard P. Donnelly
Beachmont
Stanley Kadelski
Alexander Kolodzeonwyz
Walter Newton
West Medford
Edward Regan
Leominster
Ee Ie
George M. Tuttle
Winsted
Mahlon J. Wilson
Sanford
Joe Lauejz
Windsor Hill
Harold P. Pessard
Waterville
Elmer Pero
William ‘Tinker, Jr
Raymond F. Law
John S. Petra
Joseph L. Sincigallo
Hartford
Sam Nazzaro
Branchville
Ernesto Sposi
Edward J. Gurney
Oklahoma City
Okla
Prairies
Clinton
State Historical Society
Young Lady Forgers
Providence Society
Kaiser
Krupps
Sapphires
R. J. Atwell
Main ST
Quartermaster’s Department
Brewer Co
Wain and Court Studte
Hartman
Hartman Drug CO
United States Employment Service
Middlesex County
National Service Reserve
James H. Bunce
Ernest S. Davis
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