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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1918

Page

6

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.

Germany Switzerland Berlin Grand Duchy of Baden Balkans Neue Zuricher Zeitung Great Charity Hospital

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.

Yates 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.

Benjamin Harry V. Beese Company East Capitol Street Ae Margareta Conreb Ig A Ia Aclipgiog Craig John M. Cram Gooding Tureiay Joseph BR Frinves C. Yonling Finnern Fourth Street Glenwood Neal Hern Switceniy Woof Hern Mma KF Sixth Street Northwest Glenwood Cemetery Kelly 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.

Byron E. Belknap 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.

Washington Post Winchester Baltimore and Ohio Cumberland Valley Federal Railroad Administration Winster Baltimore and Ohio 8 Southern Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 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.

William A. Jones Kittyton Tenn Albert Frederick Liedke Fond du Lac John P. Zeigler St. Matthews Frank A. Johnson Chisago Irving W. Wood Oakland Cal William F. Babar New York William FE. Felix Avalon Stephen EK. Paluschak Rogdien Austria Hungary Victor 0. Reese Cleveland Ohio Max Rosenbaum Budapest Albert George Wilson Raymond C. Healy Woodhaven N. Y Ernest 10 Hillery Farmersville Dantel J. Kelly Bridgeport Conn Richard Hohn Lamb Brooklyn James II Lape Syracuse Richard Ilson Matthews Hempstead Ralph Morrow Bangor Robert P Reynolds Clinton Benjamin Abramovitz Joseph M. Angel Manchester N. H Barney Bardman Dzuren Russia John Bengel Wendung John Blum Ritzville James A. Boyle Long Island Rtaymond Brown Green Bay Wis Guiseppe Buccini Haverhill Masa Louis Anthony Buchheit Buffalo Carlson White Fish Point Mich Thomas Carrol Jack Denavic Lackawanna Joseph Cohen Eugene A. Coles New Britain William K. Cosyen Stanislaw Cyceik Chicago Henry C. Daut Michele de Riggi Pittsburgh Michael Donahue Rockport Iti Julian C. Farr New_York Abraham Drazien James J. Earley Warren Eckhart Landsdale Max Hisenberg Caldwell N. J John Ensmenger Michael W. Feeder Duquesne Charles H. Fernandes Arnold Flynn Michael Fontanetta Charles Friedman Samuel Goldenberg Sar Goldfine Abraham Goldman Howard W. Kahler Williamsport Harry BE. Clausen William Irwin Howard Blair Jackson Lawrence T. Stallings Atlanta Hall Potter Riley & Long Natural Bridge Ala Grover C. Conrad Lexington Irwin Danford Quaker City Thomas J. McNulty Scranton Joseph Aschenbrenner Frank Selinsky Passaic Thomas C. Barwick Quartzslie Ariz Benjamin W. Borg New Decatur Willan H. Campbell Roanoke Rapids R. J. Charles Winston-Salem N. C Walter Damkier Albert B. Drury Stilwell N. Dak Arthur H. Arnesen Woodstock Archie M. Benson J. W. Kaiser East Liverpool Sidney McIntosh Council Bluffs Iowa John A. McWilliams Sylvester J. Nugent Covington Joseph G. Relgis Cicero Theodore R. Ritenour John H. Strain San Gabriel Faires J. Forrester Rising Swan George C. Haebe Philadelphia M. S. Hatfield Arkansas City Kans George Hendershot Los Angeles Burton H. Henshaw Wellston Reuben A. Jones Birmingham John W. Kavanaugh Eric H. Kitchen Theodore Lending St. Louis X Park Worthington Springs Lewis Polheeno Bittsbur N Peay L. D. Sampson Shelbyvilie John C. Wicker Millboro Dak Ates

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.

Washington Post Salem W. Va A. D Busines College Clarkesburg Salem Buatess’ Men's League Washington Pont Mount Alto A. Herrenkohl Jackson County Mount Pleasant United States John Chase Federal Grand Jury Wilson Kaiser Tr. Herrenkohl Germany

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