Heavy Marine casualties announced by Marine Corps
Washington reports 103 casualties in the Marine Corps attached to the American Expeditionary Forces in France. Forty five killed in action, twelve died of wounds, fifteen died of wounds previously listed as severely wounded, and 21 severely wounded in action. The list names officers and many enlisted men with home towns and states. Also notes one of the largest railroad freight car loading efficiencies and fertilizer carload gains from 21.31 to 30.02 tons with calls for early orders to form full carloads.
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Washington
Marine Corps
France
Afteen
Wieut
Charles B. Maynard
Spokane
Richard W. Murphy
Greensboro
U. S. Railroad Administration
Notable Names List Across Several States
A partial roll of individuals includes James H. Kilgore of Joppa Alabama Walter Brotherton of Somerset Kentucky William G O Neill of California Missouri Howard Blair of Jackson Michigan Julis Anthony of New York Willie B Rollins of Cleveland Mississippi Lawrence A Dow of Lyons Illinois Lester R Sant Myers Strausburg Virginia Henry B Straut man of St Louis Avenue.
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Ris
Harold D. Adkins
Philadelphia
Frederick C. Behr
New York
Rufus M. Gibbs
Atlanta
Robert Cunningham
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
William Dingle
Lombard Avenue
Oak Park
Chicago
Adam P. Miller
Shenandoah
Arthur Cunningham
Harry Hoffman
Lancaster
Ohio
Robert E. Acuff
Houston Tex
Percyl. Hollinshead
Delarin
N. J
Arlie Haught
Fairview
W. V
George H. Morningstar
Baltimore
John I. Rausch
Easton
William W. Welch
Clifton
Burlie G. Mynatt
Fountain City
Tenn
Claude E.davs
Saginaw
Mich
James A.clayton
Rushville
Wilbert A Woodruff
South Minneapolis
Minn
Harry L. Glover
Hornell
N.Y
George
Stine
Tower City
N. D
St. Louis
Victor R. Nickel
Montillo
Arthur W. Butler
Newport
Harry Curtis
Detroit
Wm. B. Thomas
Biglerville
John Radford
Larimer
James H. Kilgore
Joppa
Ala
Walter Brotherton
Somerset
William G. O'Neill
California
Mo Howard Blair
Jackson
Julis Anthony
Willie B. Rollins
Cleveland
Miss
Lawrence A. Dow
Lyons, Ill
Lester R. Sant Myers
Strausburg
Henry B. Strautman
Ave
Forty Nine Casualties Announced in American Expeditionary Forces
The War Department lists forty nine Allied casualties with ten killed in action, 33 wounded severely, and several deaths from wounds disease aeroplane accident and other causes. Officers and enlisted men named include Lieuts Groser Herrington Johnson Mathis and Walter Prince and many others from states and cities across the U S. Also notes prisoners and slightly wounded personnel. Fly a new flag on the Fourth. The Times has a few left at 1.49 size 4x6 feet.
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Washington
War Department
Leslie H Groser
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wm. G. Herrington
Nunez
Wm. GC
Harry Walter Prince
West Philadelphia
Paul F. Baer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ward T. Maginske
Chicago
James Marcum
LaFolette
Tenn
Ray Brent
Helena
Mont
Jay
New Haven
Conn
Thos V. Larson
First Avenue
Berkeley
Cal
Michael Makaravesch
Trenton
N. J
Robert J. Mitler
Caledonia
Ohio
Ralph M. Whiting
Malboro
Mass
Walter D? Beall
Eldornado Springs
Anthony C Bliss
du Bois
Chastian L. Clausmann
Newark
Wm. Colon
Anaconda Mont
Fred G. Connor
Malden
Charles Coray
Lebanon
Syria
Elmer Davis
Louis de Luca
the Times
Healthy Skin Promised By Bio-feren Tonic
An advertisement extols skin health and beauty through Lecithin and iron in Bio-seren and Bio-feren. It claims improved complexion with small pores and clear skin, touts the tonic as a palatable iron supplement, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold for $1.00 with available booklet and physician endorsement.
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Georgette Crepes
Metzger
Wright Company
Warren, Pennsylvania
White and
Pengee
Edward B Cole
Brookline
Percy Wilson
Lavenworth
Kan
Francis Jos
Wigan
Binghamton
Haroldood
Stephen George Sherman
South Minnneapolis
Luther Wade Pilcher Chipley
Fla
Fred Theodore I Ukins
Indianapolis
Wm. P. Higginson
Rochester
James J. Gibbons
Tarrytown
Wim. Hanson
Portland
Ore
Robertc Fisher
Minneapolis
Charles Auer
Brandon
Merle D. Schalgeter
Grimilgi
Col
William T. Lewis
Longprairie
Leo L. Fry
North Portland
Jas. N Allen
Wallawalla
Sidney Severns
Martinez
Calif
Simon W. Kanouse
Redondo Beach
John Wesley Gison
Eurgene
Ole E. Counts
Tenino
Leslie Henry Smith
Monona
Colo
Howard Henry Dickinson
Alasmeda
Charles J. Frehs
Sauzatuck
Mitch
Frederick W. Florian II
Buffalo
Samuel Thaye
Bellevue Pa
Francis W. Brown
Boston
Clarence E Inden
Milwaukea
William A. Weiss
Baltimor Md
Wow E. Crowder
Natural Bam
Floyd H. Deckero
Amsterdam
John J. Pozdol
Downers Grove
Ill
Daniel G. Dopp
Wild Rose
George A. Gustaffson
Robert E. Lloyd
Chippewa Falls
Earl Belfry
Ell
John E. Morgan
Carthage
Alvin 8
Pennsylvania
Roxbury
Allen
Denmark
Mahoba
Raymond Dishon
Crab Orchard
Robert Farrow
Calhoun
Harry Joseph Goden
John EB. Hoey
Pony
Henry Johnson
Albany
N. N
Charles B. Keim
Bradley Beach
Beach
Jos. Kelly
Butte
Robert I. Kutak
Omaha
Neb
Jos. Lord
Braceville
Charles H. Morse
Southington
William Murry
Beaver Dam
Simeon Myers
Terre Haute
John E. Riley
Jos
HH. Schultz
Frank Slama
Walter Stelmaszek
South Chicago
Jeremiah E. Sweeney
Fitchville
Willard Weiler
Irronton
Herman Wirth
Joliet III
Norman F. McCann
Belmont
John F. Kronin
Daniel Brandon
Towners
Erving A. Dresser
Bristol
Walter J. Reynolds
Eugene
Sharkey
Ansonia
Harry Swanson
Waverly
Sewall R. Rich
Dorchester
Vincenzo Labriola
Vincent Allen
Norwalk
Frank J. Anthonik
Webster
Walter Chmiel
Bridgeport
Albert Decsi
Brooklin
N. H
Enoch H. Doble
Quincy
Maurice Fischmann
Herbert V. Johnson
Raymond C. Kirby
John Knudson
Lee W. Lamere
Laconia
Joseph P. Leary
Middletown
Thos. A
Daniel Eala
West Wareham
Louis Sand’er
Alexander Stefanosky
Kieff
Russia
Carl Sudock
Ellis M. Young
Everett
Herman, Rejchman
Market St
Hubby
Universal
Durham
Pickett Hardware Co
The
Sentanel Remedies Co. Inc
Cincinnati
the Warren Evening Times
National War Garden Commission
Maryland Building
Washington, D. C
Maryland
the Warren Times
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