American Troops Lose 447 Men in Six Days of Battlefront
Washington April 10 war department list shows 283 named for April 9. casualties include 5 killed in action 3 died of wounds 11 died of disease seven from accidents 10 severely wounded 245 wounded slightly two missing in action. The six day tally released yesterday lists 447 names with many wounded, including 13 lieutenants. Corporal Jules V. Fish among listed. missing Corporal Thomas McAllister and Private James P. Lash.
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United States
War Department
Washington, D. C
LLIUS
Jules V. Fish
Carey R. Evans
Fred W. Treinuman
Salvatore Maresca
Ralph B.awatlks
John B. Walsh
Cook
Harry Hendricks
George E. Ostrander
Lyman
K. Swasey
Thomas H. Bolton
Orwin E. Carr
William E. Edwards
David Fullmore
John L. Hall
Frank H. Wohl
Leo Landry
Charles L. Roehl
Ervin Jackson
Edmond
James Fee
George Adolph Hiern
Clarence Milnes
Frank de Flavia
Nathan Krantman
Henry F. Mitchell
James JT. Quinn, Jr
Daniel H. Lawter
William D. Meyering
John Waller Morris
James J. Wall, Jr
Seth A. Hensley
William J. Sauville
Dorsey S. Dayton
Harry Ys. Brisman
Paul VW. Plummer
James Shields
Wouldeg
Jonn.p. Hurley
Coleman D. Burns
Wiliam D. Crane
William T. Fenker
Thomas J. Jackson
Morris Rlevi
Arthur H. Martin
Thomas GC. Marlin
William Michel
Bernard J. Shanley
John J. Casey
Patrick Caulfield
James J. Dalton
James D. Dunn
Joseph M. Farrell
John Gavaghan
John J. Gibbons
John Naughton
Philip Hellriegel
Robert W. Holmes
Raymond KB. Jackson
Herbert J. Kelly
Michael Laddy
Mortimer Lynch
James IE. McGovern
Richard McNeill
John B. Manson
George ™ Er
James Murphy
William Frank M. Humphrey
Max Puattlitz
Thomas T. Rothwell
Patrick Ryan
George C. Sicklick
James J. Sullivan
John T. Vogel
Wagoner
William H. McAlister
Thomas J. Hogan
Jeremiah F. O'Connor
Edward J. Schick
Louis T. Falanders
William J. Nye
James M. Rice
Patrick Boland
Michael J. Hovyance
Michael O'Brien
Patsie Alfano
William H. Anderson
Henry Bakeman
John A. Barry
Joseph Bauer
Joseph E. Becker
James P. Bemley
Albert Bengston
Arthur Bennett
William J. Bergen
Joseph Berger
Howard J. Boramer
Edward J. Bradbury
John Brawler
Harold A. Broe
Daniel Brosnan
William Brown
Tilda Bruno
Daniel Buckley
Piatt Bukowski
James J. Callahan
Glaus Carlsen
Matthew J. Carlyle
Herbert H. Case
William Childs
Mortimer A. Clarke
Bernard Clinton
Joseph F Conlon
John P. Connery
William Conville
Patrick G. Cooke
Michael M. Corbett
Frederick Cotton
George’ P. Crouch
Ralph Cuccioli
James Cunningham
James W. Dalx
Albert Tauer
Patrick C. ‘Cunningham
Stephen de Leonardis
William A. Devine
Wil
Lloyd George Proposes Conscription Extended to Ireland
London April 10. David Lloyd George announced in the house of commons that conscription would extend to Ireland and home rule measures would be advanced. The move triggered dramatic scenes with Irish Nationalists opposing it, while Ulster leaders signaled mixed reactions. Government win 299 to 80 on manpower bill. discussion extended.
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London
House’ of Commons
David Lloyd George
Ireland
Joseph Devlin
John Dilson
John Redmond
Edward Carson
Lloyd George
Belgium
Mayo
Dillon
Dublin
Redmond
Dilton
England
Scotland
Wales
Europe
Great Britain
Trishmen
William O'Brien
Cork
Michael Flagin
Kerry
Senator Stone Paralyzed On Street Car In Washington
Senator Stone of Missouri, chair of the foreign relations committee, was stricken with paralysis today while riding a street car to his office. He was moved to the senate office building, then home, with medical help summoned. the left side was affected, but a doctor said the condition, while serious, was not critical.
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Washington, D. C
Senator Stone
Missouri
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Waterloo Youth Injured in Canadian Troops Telegram
A telegram sent to Waterloo reports injury to a son named Roscoe Kline serving in Canadian artillery. The message, sent from Ottawa, caused confusion as authorities could not locate A J Kline, the intended recipient, while Roscoe, a private, had been moved to a base hospital after a leg injury.
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Roland Kline
Waterloo
Ottawa
Canada
A. Kline
A. J. Kline
Roscoe
Jett
Milwaukee Alien Permit Sweep Arrests Ninety-Two Held
In Milwaukee on April 10, eighty-two enemy aliens violating permit regulations were arrested by 70 DOJ agents in 35 cars. About 200 more were sought. Many seized from beds or workplaces. some released. Detainees taken to government building for preliminary inquiry. some could be interned for safety. The sweep follows Wilson era rules requiring examination and permits.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Department of Justice
Row
Spencer-of-the-department of Justice
Wilson
United States
Apaches Reported Working in New York City
Information released by James E. Smith, assistant district attorney, states a so called tribe of Apaches fled Paris at war outbreak and are at work in New York City after a raid in the tenderiqin district. A girl witness claiming to be a slave alleges the group numbers at least 25 and are the French tribe of slavers operating here.
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New York
Paris
Tenderiqin
James E. Smith
Smith
Government plane program slammed in senate committee report
Washington April 10 The senate military committee calls the government aircraft program gravely disappointing and urges a drastic production reorganiza tion with one man in charge and production moved from the signal corps. It condemns delays in liberty motors and training planes and urges that no aviation insider advise or be in authority. Only 122 of 22 500 liberty motors completed for the army, 142 for the navy, four overseas. About 3,200 cadets sent abroad last year amid idle training.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Military Committee
Signal Corps
Liberty Motors
Four Motors
Liberty Motor
Navy
England
France
Italy
Americans Aid Saving Amiens With Bare Bodies Defense
London reports on April 10 that Gen. Careys improvised American and railway engineer troops held a vital Amiens sector against German assaults. They formed into units by noon, with no artillery until later, using their bodies to halt the enemy while awaiting firepower. Their courage aimed to delay the attack until artillery arrived.
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Amiens
London
Carey
Daily Mail
Asmiens
Germans dent line on eleven mile front Arras Ypres sector
British and Portuguese troops fight heavy battles as German forces push along an eleven mile front between Arras and Ypres. Civenechy changed hands, Givenchy was recaptured, and Neuve Chapelle and Armentieres fronts suffer raids with persistent artillery duels and local counterattacks.
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Arras-Ypres
London
Somme
Civenechy
War Office
la Bassee Canal
Lawe
Lys
Jistatres
Bae St. Maur
Givenchy
Armentieres
Ypres- Comines Canal
Arras
Ypres
Bethune
Clarence River
Altho
Neuve Chapelle
Carbonniere Farm
Coney
Hangard
Noyon
Oise
Ailette
French Repel German Attack Near Hangard en Santere
Paris reports a heavy German assault on French lines near Hangard en Santere was repelled by a French counter attack. Further German advances west of Castel and west of Noyon were unsuccessful according to the war office.
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Estaires
Lawe
Givenchy
Rangard En Santerre
Paris
Hangarden-Santere
War Office
Castel
Noyon
German War Reports From Front Near La Bassee and Somme
Berlin reports from London indicate gains north of La Bassee and penetration into Allied lines. Violent artillery duels occur on both sides of the Somme. German forces push the British back across the Oise Aisne canal near Coucy le Chateau Brancourt. War size Diamond Joe cigar promotion appears in the clipping.
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Berlin
London
la Bassee Canal
Somme
Oise
Oise-Aisne Canal
Coucy le
Chateau
Brancourt
Waverly Sees 137 Liberty Loan Subscribers in One Day
Waverly Iowa April 10 One hundred thirty seven subscribers to the third liberty loan were secured in yesterday's drive pledges totaling 22500 Previous to yesterday canvass there had been 445 subscribers for a total of 92955 the total to date being 582 subscribers and 115450 The canvassers expect to finish their work today with a total of 120000 pledged The Bremer quota stands at 87000.
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Waverly
Liberty
Bremer
Mexican Bandits Killed by Troops Near Fort Hancock
Three Mexican raiders were killed when American troops fired on a band of armed Mexicans who crossed the border near Fort Hancock Texas last night. The bodies were found in brush near the Mexican ford and troops have located more raiders on the American side as they pursue the group.
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el Paso
Tex
Fort Hancock
Werle Hay's Body Badly Mutilated
Cedar Rapids April 10. Merle Hay, the first Town boy to lose his life in the trenches in France, was badly mutilated by the Germans. A Cedar Rapids ambulance driver in France, who saw the body after recovery, reports 17 bayonet wounds and a head nearly severed, indicating a knife or sharp bayonet was used.
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Cedar Rapids
Merle Hay
France
No Man’s Land
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Thomas F. Lee
Thomas A. Lyden
Edward Mc‘Bride
Frank J. McCabe
Samuel G.mcconaughy, Jr
Patrick McConnell
Edward J. McCormick
Hugo McGartland
Frederick J McGill
John K. McKay
John F. McKenna
William P. McKesser
John J McLoughlin
Kilner J. McLoughlin
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Charles H. Newman
James F. Nolan
Walter R. Nolan
Joseph V. O'Connell
Frank A. O’connor
James F. O’connor
Richard ‘O'Gorman
John P. O'Keefe
Otto Olff
Maurice O’neill
Michael O'Rourke
John J. Ostermeyer
Oscar R. Phillips
Charles Pike
Richard A. Plunkett
Alberto
Thomas Smith
Bruce N. Sny~tier
Raymond Staker
Harold Stevllingson
Oscar Stumpf
Lancelot Sullivan
Thomas J. Sullivan
Raymond Swope
Robert R. Thomas
Earl G. Thurman
William Vanderbeck
Victor van Yorx
Wilfred T. van Yorx
William H. Walter
Beecher G. White
James GC. Wright
Herman Zilberman
Corporal Thomas McAllister
James P. Lash
Stone Fo
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Ont
R. Kline
Highty
New York City
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Hatana
Itis
House of Commons
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Ukraine
Russia
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Pres- Comines Canal
Bac St. Mann
Amentieres
Werle Hay
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