Typhus Epidemic Sweeping Berlin and German Regions
An official dispatch from Switzerland reports typhus in Berlin plus malaria in Baden as troops returning from the Balkans may spread illness. The German censor blocks influenza news while deaths rise in Berlin’s big charity hospital. In Bavaria army health is said to be undermined by the epidemic.
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Born Yates On Thuesday July Totsta Vir
Mrs Frederick Yates and Mrs Yates of Deummend Mai announce the birth of a daughter to the couple on a Tuesday in July, a local birth notice in terse form from the period.
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Frederick Yates
Death notices and funeral details from Washington area pages
Death notices for Barker, Clayton, Craig, Dierken, Gooding, Hern, Kelly, and Kellys listed with dates July 24 27, 2018 2019 and ages, addresses and family relations. Funeral times and venues include Glenwood Cemetery Arlington Mount Deinit Mount Pleasant Mt. Olivet and St Patrick’s churches with services at 9 80 am 3 pm and 615 am. Relatives and friends invited with interments private and service specifics noting Widows Maud Barker, Ann Clasten, and others.
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Sixth Street Northwest
Glenwood Cemetery
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AE Georgeraw University
Pathiva
Lateresid Alrest
Americans Killed and Wounded In Fighting on the French Front
The report lists casualties among the American expeditionary forces from the French front battle. It names sergeants and privates by hometowns including Marlboro Massachusetts, Van Buren Arkansas, Woodstock Illinois, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, and many others. The list covers killed in action wounded by degrees missing in action prisoners and details marines casualties among the corps with numerous individual names and origins.
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Lockport
N. Y
William P. Fernands
New York
John L. Murray
Falls Village
Conn
Edward M. Greene
Bristol
Leslie D.ailen
Saugatuck
Lucius M. Cook
Mill Neck
Marine Corps
American Expeditionary Forces
Railroads May Be United in Virginia Area
Special to The Washington Post reports a conference at Winchester with Baltimore and Ohio Cumberland Valley railroads and Federal rail administration exploring consolidation into a single system and a possible Cumberland Valley Passenger trains running into Winchester via B&O depot. Southern Railway has taken over the Harg orburg to Lexington line and operates Weston to serve through trains. The piece also notes a Masonic Temple dedication in Huntington and a marriage in Richmond along with local deaths.
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Cumberland Valley
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Ha Rgonburg
Lexington
World War II Casualties And Missing In Action Names Listed
The list names numerous service members with statuses such as DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION SEVERELY WOUNDED IN ACTION or MISSING IN ACTION. Entries include Howard W Kahler of Williamsport Pennsylvania, Harry Be Clausen of Chicago, William Irwin of Oakland California, Howard Blair of Jackson Michigan, and many others across cities like Atlanta, Lexington, Pittsburgh, Chicago, San Gabriel, and more, with ranks including Second Lieutenants, Sergeants, Corporals, and Frigates.
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Kittyton
Tenn
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Fond du Lac
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St. Matthews
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Chisago
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Oakland
Cal
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New York
William FE. Felix
Avalon
Stephen EK. Paluschak
Rogdien
Austria
Hungary
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Cleveland
Ohio
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Budapest
Albert George Wilson
Raymond C. Healy
Woodhaven
N. Y
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Hillery
Farmersville
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Bridgeport
Conn
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Brooklyn
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Lape
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Hempstead
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Bangor
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Clinton
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Manchester
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Dzuren
Russia
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Wendung
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Ritzville
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Long Island
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Green Bay
Wis
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Haverhill
Masa
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Buffalo
Carlson
White Fish Point
Mich
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Jack Denavic
Lackawanna
Joseph Cohen
Eugene A. Coles
New Britain
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Chicago
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Michele de Riggi
Pittsburgh
Michael Donahue
Rockport
Iti
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New_York
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James J. Earley
Warren Eckhart
Landsdale
Max Hisenberg
Caldwell
N. J
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Michael W. Feeder
Duquesne
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Arnold Flynn
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Charles Friedman
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Sar Goldfine
Abraham Goldman
Howard W. Kahler
Williamsport
Harry BE. Clausen
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Howard Blair
Jackson
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Atlanta
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Natural
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Lexington
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Quaker City
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Scranton
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Passaic
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Quartzslie
Ariz
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Stilwell
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Woodstock
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East Liverpool
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
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Covington
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Cicero
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San Gabriel
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Rising Swan
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Philadelphia
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Arkansas City
Kans
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Los Angeles
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Wellston
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Birmingham
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St. Louis
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Bittsbur N Peay
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Shelbyvilie
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Millboro
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Obituary and sedition case from Washington area
A former Clarkesburg business college president died in Salem after a spinal ailment. He recently worked in insurance and led the Salem Business Men's League. his survivors include a son and two daughters. In Mount Alto, Dr. A Herrenkohl faced $1506 bail after a federal grand jury charged him with obstructing the draft and sedition, amid remarks comparing President Wilson to the Kaiser.
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Jackson County
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United States
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Germany
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