Casualties announced for American forces in World War I
War Department reports 105 American casualties with 24 killed in action 3 died of wounds 5 from disease 5 from accident and other causes 67 severely wounded and 1 missing. Marines tally 23 casualties including 4 killed in action 3 died of wounds 15 severely wounded and 1 missing. Officers and soldiers listed by name with home towns across the United States.
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Washington
War Department
Marine Headquarters
Army
George A. Billsabrrow
Maplewood
Francis K. Read
Baltimore
Arthur T. Elmore
D. C
Carl Beington
Gilbert
Niles
Ohio
Stephen P. Grib
Chicago
Ils
Gust Kolar
N. Y
Isidor Swirsky
New York
Leon Jennart
Spring City
Domenicka de Modica
Boston
Mass
John E Hoey
Pony
Mont
Guy Morris Stanton
Millbrook Mich
William A. Farris
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Harry Albert Lewis
Fullerton
Neb
Henry Schmidt
Winon
Minn
John Schroeder
Sturgis
Cook Clair L. Bixby
Glasgow
Albert O. Urbach Livingston
Patrick J. McGahren
Wagoner Sylvester Johnson
Cadyville
William Kirdzik
Jersey City
N. J
Thomas Patrick
Newark
Thomas Scotto Rinaldo
Brooklyn
Charles Johnson Swenson
Cook Edward Oberlander
Michael M. Hershman
Frank Frank F Kriwanek
St. Louis
Backache warning as kidney trouble signal
Health notice warns backache may signal kidney failure and urges quick action. Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules are claimed to provide rapid relief from kidney and bladder issues and are sold in drug stores with a money back guarantee.
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Haarlem
Holand
Recital by Mrs Mooney Pupils Prompts Pleasant Evening
Young pupils under Mrs Mollie Wagner Mooney and Miss Margaret Hutchison gave a musical recital at the Russell M E church. The program featured piano solos and hymns with Miss Hutchison soprano adding acclaimed songs. An encore program by older pupils and Miss Houghling from Warren is announced for tonight with a varied lineup of pieces and duets.
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Mollie Wagner-Mooney
Margaret Hutchinson
Margaret Hutchison
Waren
M. EB
Russell
Mooney
Alice Houghtling
Warren
Ramblers
Music Land
Florence Barbour
Katherine Peterson
Maxim
Krogmann
Tee Hannah Smith
Grace Sweeney
Barbour
Geneva Peterson
Cramm Galop
Streabboyr
Florence Carlson
Ae Hawley
Margaret Hutchison Robins
War Departments Record on Liquor in the Army
Pershing notes Americans in France largely temperate as beer is scarce and native wines are discouraged. A March Congressional Record cites a journalist who saw only one drunk and one tipsy man among thousands at the front. The War Department cites two intoxicated soldiers at a Chicago National Army camp and reports recruits seek hazardous postings.
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France
National Army
Chicago
United States
Commission On Classification of Personnel
World War II Marine Corps Casualty and Missing List Fragment
The list names many service members and their hometowns in the United States and abroad. It notes missing in action Private Edward Strauss of New York and includes the Marines casualties with killed in action and wounded in action designations for several privates and corporals.
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James Arthur Lampley
Nashville
Tenn
George J. Linfelder
Brooklyn N. Y
James J. Cassata
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ambrose Dolan
Jamica Plain
Mass
Griffiths
Glendale N. Y
James T. McCormick
Topeka
Kas
Ralph Wilson
New York
Cecil J. Beck
Springdale
Wash
Edward Berman
Spring Valley
Harry S. Bernosky
Shernandoah
Charles Bocca
Gary
Haddam
Conn
Irving H. Krengel
Elgin
Frank Krieger
Bridgeville
Frank J. Leary
Buffalo
N.Y
Vincent Mutti
Frederick Carl Newson
James M. Newton
Woodhaven N. Y
William Raynor Noon
Freeport
John Noviello
Norwak
John D. Pennairo
Waisie Patrick
Levi Roy Quick
Silver Springs
William Skulkey
Cincinnati
Ohio
Irving Sollow
Percy J. Wallace
Sumter
Ore
Cassimir M. Warren
Dunkirk
Wehrenberg Newell
Iowa
Theodore Wexler
Arthur J. White
Lima
N. D
Arthur D. Williams
Rolla
N D
Ischem G. Williams
Jukius Wolff
Elmhurst
Edward Strauss
Marine Corps
Wyatt M. Chapman
Americus
William W. Lowry
Cleveland
Frank S. Carlson
Sycamore
Ill
Livy A. Staley
Springfield
James D. Morgan
Garnby
Hugh A. Stirling
Philadelphia
Notable Private Names Listed Across States
A fragmented list names Privates Ira Arbuckle in Fulton Missouri and Charles Beechert in Easton Pennsylvania among others. Other entries include George Daneworth Harrison in Ohio and Ernest Bloomer in Rock Springs Wyoming with several additional individuals across states.
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Metzger
Wright CO
Teg
Cete
ENSON
Seaten
U. S. Department OF Agriculture
Washington, D. C
The
Warren Evening Times
Warren Times
the Times
Rogers
Schmoll
Edwin Thompson
Irene Russell
Critchton
Clark
Miss Hutchison
Liteciner
Charles Lawson
Maggenet Les Frisettes
Wachs Allene
Lewis
Johnston
Koelling Marian Deemer
Harold J. Benedict
Hart
Toberkery
Tuiaciel
Stropper
Strops
Shumate
Shur Edge
Carbo Magnetic
Gillette
Gem
Everready
Auto Strop
R. Razor
U. S
Pickett Hardware Company
Yale
E- D. Everts Hardware Co
Penna. Ave
Clevelare
Arr
Corsick
Erie
U.S
Deirot
Phe World
Sleey
Isco Pases
Jos. H. Neuman
DeKalb
Garrison H. Price
Hittons
John 8. Roth
Ludlow
Paul H. Sanderson
Bowling Green
Jonh J. Stahl
Freeland
Germany
Roy H. Simpson
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