Americans Wounded Enter Paris Hospitals After Marne Fight
Hundreds of American regulars and National Guardsmen wounded on the Marne are being treated in Paris hospitals. American women visitors distribute cigarettes, ice, and magazines. Wounded soldiers are transported by train and ferry, with care en route. London hospitals host large American contingents, with doctors from American institutions assisting. Many will move to the American Red Cross hospital in South Devon.
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Paris
London
Asso
Ciated
Parra
Ju 18
Marne Front
Othe
Nea
Reerfal
Oprmmnistre
Bos eoRaye
Evocor
Yona
Seret
Tore
American Red Cross
United States
South Devon
Seacoast
England
South England
Died Acheson and Obituaries from July 1918 Notices
Notices list multiple obituaries and memorial events dated July 18 1918 and around. Names include Harry W Acheson Catherine Rita Lingebach and Robert Rathbon with locations in Eugene Reston and Boston area churches. Entries note funeral times places and family friends invited to attend services and masses in various churches and chapels.
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Acheson
Thoreday
Etm
Harry W. Acche
Tichencl
Eugene A. Poon
Kates
Ravanatigh
Misa
Copstreet
Jala Mbaries
PAYNE
Reston Aid Ban Rathbon
Omrk
Massachusetts Averse
Richart Rathbon
Daly
Saffell
Catherine Walose
Myrona
Tapana Forestreem
Speare Company
American Casualties on the French Front Reported
Casualty list from the American expeditionary forces shows killed in action died of wounds died of disease and missing in action. Names include Carter Fresno Adell Miller Lusher Kansas City W F McFadden Great Bend and many others across states and Canada. Marine corps figures list killed in action wounded and died of wounds with troops named from New York Ohio and Massachusetts among others.
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Roerse
Paresd
Erecant
T. Carter
Fresno
Cal
Adell Miller Lusher
Kansas City
W. F. McFadden
Great Bend
Kens
William L. Travis
Hot Springs
Ark
Leon William Brignall
Geneva
Rocc i Sciaseio
Philadelphia
Fe Fisher
New York
Joseph Gallegos
Talpa
N. Mex
William C. Jackson
Rushville
Ind
Wendo Kubiachi
Tonopah
Samuel Elmer Tee
Pittsburg
Tom
Ibaly
Jer
Fairfield
Conn
William Upton
Acey Vaughan
Newford
W. Va
Scott Milford
Sumner
Charles BE. Tucas
Trenton
Leslie G. Morrow
Ponska
Alberta
Canada
William Watts
Elsberry
Frank MM. Wenzel
Little Falla
Minn
Philip Witfield
Saters
S.C
Sergt
Russell Boyd Brighthill
Harburr
Stacey E. Baker
Watertown
N. C
Richard DP. Partridge
Rochester
William Baron
Lublin
Russia
Big Thunder
Wootenburg
Wis
James B. Chapman
Taylorsville
Selah Davis
Newark
David H Dunkle
Spring Run
Sam EH. Gardner
Phoenix City
Ata
Trivate
Frederick V. Gould
Roxbury
Mass
John Luhavix
Baltimore
Clarence Lyon
Bluffton
Edwin B Miller
Portage
Vern Moorlan
Medicine Lodge
Kansay
Marine Corps
Frederick
Field
Charles ©. Hale
McConnellsaville
Ohio
Fredertex I. Riebold
Cablegram
Thomas A. Sturges
New Orleans
Alfred C. Walburn
Welscon
Onie
Henry L. Schumacher
Joseph Cole
Lynn Harvey Snively
Se Bennett
North Bloom- Massellburg
Eleven Alexandrians Deploy To Camp Lee
Thirteen men of draft age from Alexandria departed for Camp Lee Virginia. The list includes Francis R. Monroe Emerson W Phillips Raymond Grover and others. A mass meeting at the Chamber of Commerce auditorium will hear Dr L L Lumsden discuss sanitary work and cooperation.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Camp Lee
Francis R. Monroe
Emerson W. Phillips
Raymond Grover
Raymond F. Padgett
Harrys. Ramey
Thomas J. Cockrell
John EB. Evans
Dallas D. Ball
Raymond R. Robinson
Clarence P. Nicholas
Ashby P. Goode
George R. Brown
Thomas Sanford
Prince William County
L. L. Lumsden
United States Public Health Service
State Board of Health
Chamber of Commerce
Reformed Church Reunion Attended by Thousands at Pen Mar Park
Special reports from Hagerstown and Fredericksburg note that thousands joined the twenty-ninth annual reunion of the Reformed Churches of Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia at Pen Mar Park. Dr Paul Lembach of Philadelphia delivered the principal address. music came from Lutheran choir singers. W Sherman Kerchner led reunions of Reformed educational alumni. Officers elected include President Fimory L Coblentz Frederick vice president Ephriam Cornman Washington secretary M B Gibson York Pa treasurer Samuel Brenner Mechanicsburg Pa. In King George Court House Oscar Kriegstedt faced a prelim hearing on sedition charges, held for the January term of the Beet States grand jury in Alexandria. bond of 1900 was posted and Kriegstedt was released.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
Reformed Churches of
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Pen Mar Park
Trev
Paul 8. Lembach
Philadelphia
Reformed Church Messenger
W. Sherman Kerchner
Heidelberg Reformed Church
York
Reunion Association
Fimory L. Coblentz
Frederick
Ephriam Cornman
Washington
M. B. Gibson
York, Pa
Samuel §. Brenner
Mechanicsburg
Fredericksburg
Oscar Kriegstedt
King George
United States
L. F. Pierson
Alexandria
Kriegstedt
Big Chinese loan approved by U S
The United States, Britain, France and Japan discusses a joint loan to China of about 50 million dollars. China would cancel outstanding debts and share loan obligations among the four nations to prevent dominance by any single country. Talks involve J P Morgan and State Department officials. Japan’s recent 10 million loan would be canceled.
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China
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
State Department
New York
Chicago
J. P. Morgan
Breckinridge Long
German Railways Suffer Delays From Engine Breakdowns
Berlin Tageblatt quotes Reichstag member Herr Goethéin warning that one in five German rail journeys in the past two years faced engine breakdowns due to copper-part substitutions. He says prolonged war risks crippled communications and victory hinges on keeping the rail system functioning.
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Amsterdam
Berlin Tageblatt
Reichstag
Goethé&in
Harrington Recommends Parole for Seven Maryland Inmates
Annapolis July 18 Gov Harrington has recommended parole for seven Maryland inmates from the state prison and house of correction. The State Board of Parole has endorsed all cases. Included are Daniel C Schrader for forgery, Walter V Dorsey for larceny, Ingalls R Melvin for illegal liquor selling, George F Rinehart for assault and battery, John M Miller for manslaughter, John Perkins for embezzlement and larceny, and Walter Austin for whisky selling.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Gov. Harrington
Maryland House of Connection
Maryland Penitentiary
State Board of Parole
Daniel C. Schrader
Frederick County
Walter V. Dorsey
Baltimore County
House of Correction
Ingalls R. Melvin
Worcester County
George F. Rinehart
Washington County
Maryland House of Correction
John M. Miller
Queen Annes
John Perkins
Walter Austin
Caroline County
Reverend Will iam R Laird Dies In Danville at 63
Danville reports the sudden death of Reverend William R. Laird aged 63 from acute indigestion. He served 23 years as pastor of First Presbyterian Church, after coming from Bristol Tennessee. Born in Lexington, he earned a degree at Union Theological Seminary in Fredericksburg. Funeral details not provided.
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Danville
William R. Laird
First Presbyterian Church
Bristol
Tenn
Lexington
KILLS MAN FLEES AND ENDS OWN LIFE
Ross Dallas, pursued after fatally ambushing William Kerns near Ingham, Cam. Dallas eluded officers until four miles south of Luray, then shot himself atop a pile of ties with his rifle nearby. Mrs Kerns screamed as Dallas fled along the railroad track before the final self inflicted wound.
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Dal
Washington Post
Luray
William Kerns
Ingham
Ross Dallas
Dallas
Kerns
Tallas
Norfolk and Western Railway
Longs Crossing
River wave to carry coal to Southern markets
Three million bushels of coal from Kanawha fields will travel down the Ohio River to Cincinnati and Louisville late this week on an artificial wave. U S engineers issued orders to lower all dams from Pittsburgh to Point Pleasant causing a rise of several feet to create a favorable stage from Kanawha to the South. The wave reaches Cincinnati Sunday night.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Cincinnati
Louisville
Ohio River
Kanawha
United States
Pittsburgh
Point Pleasant
Kanawha River
Rockville Couples Wed as Virginia Man Denied License
Miss Hazel Vanshiver and Bryan George both of Washington wed in Rockville on July 17. Ernest Hess Mckee of Martinsburg, was refused a marriage license to Virginia Calhoun Parker for being 20. Jesse Can trell, farmer, who killed neighbor John E Peters near Bristol, plans a self defense plea with Abingdon lawyer L P Summers.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Hazel Vanshiver
Bryan George
Washington
Ernest Hess Mckee
Martinsburg
W. Va
Virginia Calhoun Parker
Martinaburg
Bristol
Jesse Cantrell
John E. Peters
Will
L. P. Summers
Abingdon
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Spreare
Clyde J. Nichols
Willis B. Speare
Thos. S. Sergeon
Telecena
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North Brair's Sons
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J. H. Small & Sons
Waldorf-Astoria
Madison Ave
J Nieowspap
Albert Brook
Princeton
N. J
Wojciech "Ganowaski
Detroit
Herman J. Klotz
Syracuse
N.Y
Harry F. Thorne
Waterbury
Katal
Alexander Ships
Kalgoorlie
West
Jax
Feon Donnell Drug Store
Jamts R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
7Th and
D Streets
Lee
Dr. Lumsden
Order of
Odd Fellows’ Hall
North Columbus Street
C. B. Webb
Webb Vance Long
Statesville
Hazel
Camp Humphreys
Lee School
Howard
Parent Teachers' Association
J. B. T. Thornton
Ann G. Marsh
Walter Linnest Marsh
Effie Randall
Jacob H. Randall
Helen Cox Borner
Ludwig Borner
Reformed Church Reunion
U.S
America
Maryland Booril
Montgomery
Montgomery County Medical Society
Dawsonville
Eugene Jones
Kensington
Thomas Kelly
Henry A. Polkinhorn
Maj. Foster
Camp Meade
Ehwin W. Broome
Snouffer
S Ruth Holdings
Sugarland
Jessie Bodmer
Cedar Grove
Vicket Murphy
Avilah
Adelaide Clough
Brookeville
Verna Ort
Middlebrooke
Julia Barber
Buck Lodge
Laura Soud Ooakley
Katherine Pyles
Poole
PARIS _ Sth Ave
Gina
H St
N. W
Shoreham Hotel
W. E. Kerns
Ingham, Va
Cantrell
Goodall Worster CO
Palm Beach
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Palm Beach Mills
Goodall Worsted Co
A.rohaut Dept
4Th Ave
Washington C
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FE Viet Oiner
Nineteenth ST. N. W
GEO. Y. Worthington & Son
Woodward Building
W. P. Dawson
William P. Dawson
Linden
Germantown
Charles H. Watéra
Brightwood
Bealisville
Dawson
Miss Weirs
Therou
Tub
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