Americans Killed and Wounded on French Front Reported
Casualties total 3 758 with 150 added yesterday, army and marine lists show 333 missing in action and 32 marine names. Pennsylvania contributes 239 names of which 79 live in Philadelphia. Lists span many states with numerous individual names, ranks, and places, reflecting widespread Allied losses on the Marne Aisne front.
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Army
Marine Corps
Oversea
Marne-Aisne
Pennsylvania
Ain Elien
Listed Marine Corps Casualties From Action Report
The commanding general reports casualties among Marines: killed in action include George J Hetzner and Salvatore DiPalo among 13 total. died of wounds in action include George J Hetzner and five others. wounded in action severely number 30 with names such as Joseph Moore and John Perrault. additional wounded in action with undetermined degree include Richard Alexander and Walter Cofeld. The list covers locations from Chicago to Bayonne and towns across the United States.
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Frank L. Rosedale
Kans Harding
Robert J
Boston
Mass
Gregn Ernest
Francisco
Ind
Kenny Frank A. Brooklyn
Murphy Joseph P. Brooklyn
Pemberton Richard
Ashlan Ky Winningham
James E. Gunter
Tenn
Andrews
Hills
Detroit
Mich Andrus Saul
Funice
la Blake
Albry
Coloma
Mich Meello
Andy Pittsburgh
Karl A. Canton
Ohio
Delaney
John O
Miami
Fla
Jackson
Wass
Brewer John B. Lombard
Ky Carroll
Stephen V
Fall River
Maas
Benedict Alfred A
Calistoga
Cal Bragsier
Frank Chicago
Clark
Mount Jewett
Palejodyk
Stivy Dew
York Ook
Proohline
Yedumee
Pugter
Walter Brooklyn Milter
Sam
Chicago
Radtke
Fredrick
fThurman Aten
G Gernice
Privates
Aucoin
Horace Chataigner
la Hardate
Adele Hackensack
Fort Wayne
Tropics
Blond
Buffalo
Ky Clark Joseph JT
Mito
Washington, Ohio
Colley Clyde Adkins
RY Cournesyer
Edward W Natick
Cannata
James Altman
Samuel Hampshire
Js Cory Jatin
Youngstown
Cacsnowski
Michael Brooklyn Galuskhi
John East Taunton
Masa Gudner
Ulmer Worth Pranklin NO
Marines
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Worcester Mase Notu
Salvatore di
Palermo
Italy
Hodges
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Nebro Neal
Henry A. Concord
Hetzner
George J
Lockhart
Tona L. Windy
Huff William N
Ponca City
Okladiop
Joseph HW
St Paul
Min McCormack
Leo G
Bone’ Gap
Moore Joseph 0
Perrault
John A Everett
Wash
Alexander
Richard B
Philipsburg
Ned Brown
Leonard EB
Chattanooga
Mont Fauver
Witliam
Bayonne
N ' Fogle
Leroy G
Obituary notices from Washington area August 1918 deaths
The list records multiple obituaries and funeral notices across Washington and nearby towns for August 7 to August 10 1918. Entries include Barron Bucknam Carter Hartigan Huck Lansdale Meyer Morey Phelps Plumer Reilly Ridgway Slaven Swan and Ricketts with details on residences funeral arrangements officiating churches and cemeteries. Wounded in action lists follow casualties from earlier reports noting soldiers from local addresses and statuses.
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Meril
Meyer
Lena
Charles G Meyer
Colorado Avenue
Morey
Liwood
Tamont Street
Neflied
Wright
Tenth Street
New Parte
Ohio
Phelps
North Andover
Masa
Mary Margaret
Trevel G
Cdng C Phelps
Quebec Place
Glenwood Cemetery
Plumer
Josephine
Augustus D Plumer
Thomas A McNerney
Furst Street
St Aloysius’ Church
Arlington National Cemetery
Weilly
Thomas P
Patric and
Mary Reilly
Margerett
Reills
Florida Avenue
Immaculate Conception
Mount Olivet
Ricketts
Mra Francia
Mfitovich
Barbara Riinee Bell
John A Ricketts
St Josephs Church
Ridgway
Dois
Geaften Street
Chevy Chase
IgSa- Bella
Eugene A Ridgway
Oak Hill Cemetery
Slaven
Helen Slaven
P. A. Taltavulli
Seventh Street
Swan
First Street
Martha Josephine
William D Swan
Theresa, N
Washington, DC
John Adams Stewart
French Mosquito Tanks Help Drive Marne Counteroffensive
Mosquito tanks dart ahead of infantry and shielded by heavy armor, proving superior to German designs. They relay battlefield data to rear units as they pursue panicked foes. Petain and Clemenceau lauded the tank corps for their wartime effectiveness.
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F Petain
Clemenceau
Tank Corps
France
Gurl Killed by Automobile in Washington Port Weston
Special to The Washington Post Weston area reports a four year old girl killed when an automobile driven by TT Wilson struck her as she dropped from a wagon into the path of the machine. The tragedy occurred in Life Town near oil creek. Burial plans and further details were not disclosed. The notice also lists changes to the Southern Railway schedule effective August 11. Train 49 will travel to Manassas via Washington and 50 in the reverse direction with through connections to Harrisonburg and Lexington Virginia.
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Oil Creek Pear Westen Wis
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