American War Losses Seventy-Eight in Public Casualty List
The Times calls on Warrenites and nearby counties to report readers listed among casualties. Washington July 2 eighty one American expeditionary casualties: eight killed in action ten died of wounds one from disease forty eight wounded severely two wounded degree undetermined and ten missing in action. Officers killed in action include Lieutenants Brewer Redwood Cross Jeffers Leach Moore Rose Mohler Sefton Wade Gustafson Jackson Daly Miller Croal Ashley Kuichner and privates Earls Jordon Me.
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Washington
War Department
James C. Brewer
Bristol
Geo. B. Redwood
Baltimore
William A. Cross
Franklinville
N. Y
George Linwood Jeffers
South Richmond
John W. Leach
Tuscaoosa
Ala
Robert L. Moore
Cambridge
Mass
Philip L. Rose
New York
Earl Mohler Sefton
Anderson
Ind
Robert Wade
Unionville
Tenn
George P. Gustafson
Sycamore
Ill
George B. Jackson
Kingwood
W. Va
Paul Daly
Charles L Miller
Altoona
Charles
Croal
Sisseton
Marine Corps
Thomas W. Ashley
Deerfield
Wagoner Frank J. Kuichner
Millvale
Curd W Earls
Rheuma Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism
An advertisement claims Rheuma cures rheumatism and crippling symptoms in two days. It offers a money back guarantee and cites Judge John Barhorst of Ft. Flora amie Ohio as a success story, urging readers to buy from J B Mullen or any druggist.
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J. B. Mullen
John Barhorst
Ft. Ploraamie
Ohio
Names of soldiers listed among casualties and injuries
The report lists numerous soldiers with hometowns across the United States and Canada, noting wounds and fatalities from combat. Included are Sergeants Stanley Ostrowiski and Norman Berg, Privates Lemuel Shortridge and John H. Critchlow, Corporals Freeman Blackwell and Halph Robinson, among many others, with varied statuses from wounded severely to died from wounds.
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Dermott
Portals
N. M
Richard C. Naegie
Philadelphia
David G. Q O’neil Jr
Reno
Nev
Stanley C. Ostrowiski
Chicago
Konstanty Adach
Schnectady
Emery Ellesworth Baird
North Topeka
Kas
Jeff D. Clarke
Rockland
Tex
Ruben B. Harelson
McRae
Albert H. Waller
South Norwalk
Gad
Halph C. Robinson
Rawlins
Wyo
Samuel W Atzer
Keith B. Copenhaver
Lyttle
Mont
John H. Critchlow
Lomestead
Melroy Cummings
Rumford
Maine
James S. Daugherty
Bluefield
W. Va
Ralph L. Dietrich
Joliet
Ill
Edgar E. Dragoo
Basin
Wye
Dube
Lowell Mass
Hugh 8. Funk
Liberal
Andy Gomole
Punxtsutawney
Oscar G. Goosens
Michaka
Ind
Anthony Grill
Reading
Peter Hanka
Amos Hardin
Dalton
Earl Horton
Cincinnati
John W. Ivens
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Horace C Johnston
Libby
John P Kaulen
James J. Kennedy
West Philadelphia
Powell N. McKay
Anaconda
Edward A. Laughlin
Park City
Utah
Wm. E. McLaughlin
Foraker
Ohio
John E. M. Nelson
Bridgeport
Conn
Charles S. Raffington
Hutchinson
John C. Ryan
Otis Sampson
Stoughton
Wis
Jos. Schalachter
Rock Springs
Scarred Heroes and Women Expected to Seek Wives After War
English novelist Winifred Graham predicts wife queues may replace husband queues as women gain independence. She urges embracing blinded or maimed soldiers, noting war experience could make men better fathers and that scarred faces may carry heroism and charm.
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Floyd Mac Griff
International News Service
London
By Mail
England
Winifred Graham
Woman’s Weekly
Miss Graham
Graham
France
Cupid
Eve
Marines Tell of Casualties and Wounded in Action
A Marine Corps release lists 35 casualties among Marines with the American expeditionary forces on July 2, including two deaths from wounds in action, one severe wound, and 29 missing. Names and hometowns of the wounded and missing are provided, along with notes of previously reported killed now listed as alive and on duty.
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Daniel E. Foley
Youngstown
Ohio
Harry A. Jones
Westminster
Col
Benj
Birmingham
Corpus Christi
Tex
Jos. M. Bogacz
Chiconee Falls
Mass
Robert A. Collins
Montrose
Ark
Jos
V. McGinn
Philadelphia
Arthur A Randall
Columbia
Miss
Carl T. Wetz
New York
Harry L. Wright
Binghamton
N. Y
Robert H. Jackson
Rosalindale
Red Cross clarifies casualty information process in World War I
War Department and American Red Cross issue guidance on casualty reporting. Men will be sent as Red Cross workers to France to gather hospital casualty information. Families should request updates through the Bureau of Communication in Washington to ensure accuracy and speed.
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Presf
Red Cross
France
Bureau of Communication
Washington
War Department
Post Office Department
Paris
Atlantic
American Red Cross
Salvation Army Women Sail for France in War Relief
A Salvation Army group of American women sails for France to reinforce about 900 war workers already serving near the front. Miss Evangeline Booth will inspect abroad operations and plan expansions while noting huts hostels and ambulance hospitals sustaining soldiers amid shellfire.
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Salvation Army
America
France
General ‘War Work Committee
Army
United States
General War Work Committee
Evangeline Booth
Cold Weather Record Made Monday Night
July 1 1918 brought record cold with a 60 degree noon drop to 50 by 3 am and slow warming after dawn. Snow flakes briefly fell around midnight near Jamestown before changing to drizzle with downtown and outskirts reporting the snowfall. An Irish housekeeper recalls a proud ancestor in uniform who fought in twenty four engagements, per Tit-Bits.
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Jamestown Post
the Post
Old Boreas
Charles H. Wiborg
Appleby
Burnell, Horton
West Third Street
Draft contingent arrives in Washington tired and happy
Warren’s draft group left Friday and reached Washington D C tired yet cheerful after little sleep. R P Bines reported Saturday morning they were served coffee by the Red Cross and planned to resume the journey to camp after a brief visit. He noted the cheers from Warren as a royal farewell from home.
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Warren
Washington
R. P. Bines
Times
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Warren Evening Times
Pennsylvania Railroad
Snake Oil Potent Pain Remedy Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement touts a supposed oil remedy that promises rapid relief for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and joint pains after one application. It claims internal and external use for coughs colds croup throat diphtheria and tonsillitis and compares its penetration to ice sinking through leather. Priced 25c 50c and 2 dollars with a money back guarantee sold at Siegfried's Pharmacy The Rexall Store 308 Second St.
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Siegfried
Rexall
Second St
Farm Life Snippet Reflects Quiet Military Talk
A brief, partially readable passage contrasts a question about a brother in the Army with a joke about size and suitability. The fragment captures rural life humor and the inelegant social exchange around military service.
It Became a Physical Wreck Then Found Cure
A testimonial claims stomach trouble nearly ruined a life, led to drinking, and near death. The user credits Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy with curing all ailments, claiming renewed health and youthfulness after one dose. Sold by Siegfried’s Pharmacy with money-back guarantee.
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Mayr
Siegfried
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