Americans Killed and Wounded In Fighting on the French Front
The report lists casualties among American expeditionary forces with Killed in action Died of wounds Died of disease Died from accident and other causes Wounded severely Wounded degree undetermined Missing in action. The names include captains, lieutenants, privates from cities such as Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and towns across multiple states. The roll details a broad tally of deaths and injuries from battles on the French front, reflecting a wide geographic distribution of the fallen and wounded.
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Tor Moodlaragen Gristol
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New York
Efron
Texas
Hesiner
Botesville
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Pottsville
Minneapolis
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Angeles
Calabbala
Tiaty New Poth
Fitfman Pottsville
Ota Lang Mankato
Minn
Storno
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Wainor
Smith
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Richfield
Arthur Lockrovd
Ohio
Yoo Armstrong
Jerry N
Norwich
Horst
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Fort Rector
Perner
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Torena Noy
Island
Spencer
Hoboken
Hart Ik
Shelton
Walter J
Ollus Brooklin
Tendon
San Francisco
Haris Jo Dowett
New Haven
Henry William Fildes
Moline
Kans
Joseph P French
Scranton
Joseph Geanelli
Bridgeport
Conn
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Walter Getz
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Butchel
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Elizabeth
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Cressona
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Philadelphia
Carrol M Jarboe
Reynolds Station
Joseph Kaplan
Long Branch
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Lawrence Kans Sorace Kemmerer
Andrew J Kilmurray
Joseph S&s
James KP McConnell
Pottaville
Sibert Mansfield
Martin Ko Martinson
Prior Lake
Anand Masoud Foston
Mass Prank Mongatero
Pittsfield, Mass
William EE
George Yo Sehuler
Arthur K Shaw
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J Joseph
Spence
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Robert
Telford
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Fragmented OCR Notice Preserves Scattered Names
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Ordnance Bars Fighters From Duty in Washington
An order under the War Departments manpower policy forbids enlistment or deployment of men to the United States ordnance department in Washington and at ordnance depots and contract plants. Only those physically disqualified for general military service are exempted. exceptions apply at arsenals proving grounds and general facilities.
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Ordinance Department
Washington
Ordance
United States
Ordnance Department
Ordnance
Arsenis and Proving Grounds
French cite honors Col. Rickenbacher in World War I
Columbus Ohio August 2 Lieut Ha ward V Edie Rickenbacher famed American racecar driver now ace in United States aviation service in France received a French government citation for bravery his mother Mia Elizabeth Rick enbacher of Columbus accepted the award dated signed by Gen Gerard of the French army for shooting down an enemy airplane in flames
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Ohio
Haward V
Edie) Rickenbacher
United States Aviation Service
France
Mia Elizabeth Rickenbacher
Gerard
Candidates Seek Alexandria Votes in Congressional Primary
Washington Post dispatch from Alexandria notes keen interest as three Democrats contest the Eighth Virginia district nomination. Incumbent C C Carlin leads, rivals Col Elijah B White and H Earlton Hanes press strong campaigns with union endorsements and local labor support.
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King Street
Alexandria
Tuesaday
C C Carin
Virginia
Elijah B White
Loudoun
Cariin
Carpenters Union
Painters Local No
Virginia Shipbulding Corporation
Washington
Carlin
Columbia Lodges
International Assocciation of
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
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Pattern Makerg Association
Pistol Battle In Clarksburg Ends In Jail For Spaniard
Special to The Washington Post from Clarksburg West Virginia reports Arthur Suarez a Spaniard from Zosing taken into county jail after a midnight street duel with deputy sheriffs seeking him for the slaying of Louis Alvarez of Ziesing. Alvarez was shot through the heart during a quarrel over whisky.
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Train Robbery Leaves $10000 Stolen Near Charlottesville
A masked bandit stole $10,000 in currency from an express car on a westbound Chesapeake and Ohio train near Charlottesville early Tuesday. J. W. King, C&O chief special agent, cites the money was bound for banks in Charleston West Virginia and Covington Virginia, Rockville Maryland.
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Charlottesville
J. W King
Railroad
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Covington
Baltimore grain and live stock prices report Aug 2
Grain and livestock values across Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby markets listed for August 2 with detailed bids for oats corn wheat barley and livestock categories. Prices cover Baltimore and regional hubs including Norfolk Wilmington and Chingo with figures for cattle veal sheep and poultry as well as corn and oats futures and market notes.
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Hearings Planned on New Draft Legislation by House Panel
Chairman Dent of the House military committee said hearings on the new draft law would be arranged after the War Department submits its program. He noted no rush to expedite before the August 19 session and indicated efforts for thorough, prompt review. The exact draft ages were still unsettled with debates over minimums and a possible range to 34 maximum, 21 minimum, while positions from Secretary Laker and the President showed opposition to lowering the minimum below 21 and some senators pushing for ages 18 to 45.
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New Tonnage for Army Ships to Europe Support
The air trade board announced immediate diversion of surplus Atlantic coast shipping to transport war supplies. Freight congestion on East coast routes to South America eases as 800000 troops monthly head to Europe, making additional vessels valuable to the shipping board.
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Shooting on Franklin Street Injures Local Man
An argument led to Len nie Tee, a Black man, being shot on Franklin Street near Bourth North West. Wounds were not serious and treated at Casualty Hospital. Police seek Fred Cliughton, a Black man, in connection with the incident.
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Fred Cliughton
Red Cross Rally Planned at Tappahannock August 16
Charles M Lewis Essex County Red Cross president announces an Aug 16 rally in Tappahannock with a Quantico band possibly an aeroplane display. A Wrench, a front line soldier, and a Red Cross nurse who served overseas will speak. Senator Swanson also to attend.
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Red Cross
Tappahannoc
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Essex County
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Quantico
Swanson
Probate of 1915 will in District of Columbia
In the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Administration No 24849 for the estate of George U Trusheim deceased an application for probate and letters testamentary was filed by executor John Hoo the Kre. The court orders appearance on September 6 1918 at 10 oclock to show cause why the application should not be granted. Notice to be published in Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Post weekly for three weeks prior to return day. Deputy Register of Wills WM Clark Taylor certifies true copy. a08 10 17
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Register of Wills
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Notice of Administrations in the District of Columbia
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Probate Court notices announce administrations or administrations with will annexed for estates including Edith Moo Mitgzer Mary Frances Chandler Anna Moore James Edward Mul Rosa May Minticare James Jo Codd Amos J Gunning and others. Creditors must file claims with vouchers by specified late July dates to avoid exclusion from the estates.
Probate notices from the District of Columbia court records
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