Bloody Piave Victory Report From Italian Front
Italian forces repelled Austrian retreat along the Piave with heavy losses on both sides. Estimates place Austrian dead and missing over 200000 as they crossed the river under fierce Italian fire near Montello and Nervesa. Italian morale remained high, and Venice celebrated the victory.
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Associated Press
Montello
Nervesa
Rez
Piave
91St Schuetzen
Lampol
Venice
Army and Marine Casualties Listed With Names and States
Washington reports the daily army and Marine casualty lists listing 91 names for action wounds disease and other causes. Officers and enlisted men from numerous states including New Jersey New York Massachusetts Ohio and Georgia are named along with a nurse and a chaplain among others. The lists specify killed in action wounded severely and missing in action with ranks from lieutenant to private.
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Washington, D.C
Army
Marine Corps
George A. Ball
Monros
N.C
Robert H. Flansburg
Lincoln
Neb
James B. Searr
Hasbrouck Heights
XN. J
Harry Kieln
Newark
N. J
Keron J. Ryan
Waterbury
Conn
Frank W. Spencer
Springfield
Mass
George L. Davison
Pittsburgh
Garner M. Herring
Kiln
Harry BE. Hi
Kenn. W. Va
Nathan Korngold
New York City
Harry McCredie
August Schmidt
Charleston
S. C
Rufus A. Shelton
Honey Grove
Texas
George Tremblay
Holyoke
Robert BE. Wilcox
Hendersonville
N. C
John Hamiston
East Jaffrey
N. H
Jesse H. Moore
Montezuma
Ind
August Beckmann
Milwaukee
Wis
Homer
H. Belvuius
Fresno
Cal
Raymond Leo Hranshaw
Weston
Eugene Chagnon
Nashua
Amedeo R. Giasanella
Louis Goldstein
Sheffield
Ala
Eugene R. Griepentrog
James M. Grifith
Indianapolis
James W. Harvey
Stonington
John Kapparos
Marble Street
Dubuque
Victor Kilinski
Morgan
Herbert Lembeke
Menomonie Falls
Charles Lola
Pleasant Point
Theodore G. Miglas
State
Greece
Robert C. Nails
Jackson
Miss
George J. Oesterie
Burlington
Ray H. Parmeles
Grand Rapids
Mich
Arnold George Peter
North Menomonie
Edward H. Quinlan
Peter Yeager
Turtle Creek
Walter 5
Banker
Worcester
Ilford Niles
Bessemer
William B.mashburn
Unadilla
Joseph E. Palmer
Broken Bow
Hugh Barr
Brooklyn
Hart S. Hing
Waterloo
Samuel Thompson
Chickasha
Okla
Katherine Dent
Biloxi
Willie C. Sharp
Montgomery
Dave Anderson
Grand ‘Lake
Ark
Marion L. Overend
Petersboro
Ontario
Herman J. Eckardt
Woodbury
Leon Frost
Luna
George Kock
Arthur H. Lewing
St. Louis
Edmund T. Madsen
Copenhagen
Denmark
Arthur J. Rindeau
Webster
Willard EB
Hensley
Morristown
Daniel A. Sullivan
Lowell
John R. Canfield
Cedar Grove
Ralph ¥. Chaney
Oakland
Marion M. Collier
Houston
Ben Cone
Detroit
Frank P. Dorris
Douglasville
William C. Ferris
New Baltimore
Albert M. Hargrove
Eastman
Simon Hellman
New Orleans
Edwin J. Larsen
Manistee
Walter E. Lucas
Shadyside
Raymond Pellington
East Montreal
Charles D. Looger
Glasford
Andrew K. Axton
West Brownsville
Artie Bennett
Clinton, i
Fred ©. Cooper
Casopolis
France E. Dennis
Burbank
Arthur N. Fauble
Cuyahoga Falls
Wiley D. Fore
Brookhagan
Maurice B. Frock
Hagers
Walker W. Martin
Marion
Leroy
Max E. Seal
Cincinnati
James ¥. Simpson, Jr
Kansas City
Roy H. Simpson
Philadelphia
Walter EB. Swanson
Edwin J. Venn
Clyde C. Voorhies
Midlothian
Ivan C. Walker
Rockford
George Bread
Patson
Ezra E. Teraze
Dixte
W. Va
Induction Orders to Be from Crowder After July 1
Special induction orders must come directly from E H Crowder Provost marshal general after July 4 and from him only. Waivers from dependents required before release for enlistment or special induction for deferment classes. Many registrants visited the local examining office seeking special induction or release to navy or marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Crowder
Affternoon
Navy
Men Enlist for War Duty in Navy Reserve
Navy second class seamen and fireman reserves listed with home addresses and duties at Great Lakes. Robert Stewart of 315 Vermont street a mechanic aviation. Robert C Seidler 322 High street a fireman second class public service department. Jack Martin 523 Western place mentioned in Dollar Day at Wang and Millers advertising promotion.
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NAVY
Toae
Robert Stewart
Vermont Street
Aviation
Great Lakes
Robert C. Seidler
High Street
Public Service ‘Department
Jack Martin
Western Place
Waterloo to Provide Phonograph for American Wounded in France
Waterloo residents raise funds to buy a phonograph for American soldiers in a base hospital in France. Miss Mildred Williamson, the Waterloo nurse, notes soldiers long for musical entertainment while convalescing. donations from Red Cross workers target Paris purchase of the machine and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Williamson
Waterloo
George
Scott
Fourth Street West
Misdred Williamson
Miss Williamson
Red Cross
J. W. Weatherill
Hammond Avenue
Williamson
Paris
West High Graduate Earl King Dies of Wounds Abroad
Earl King 20, West High School class of 1917, died from wounds received in battle overseas. He served with Black Hawk county volunteers in Co B Waterloo and later Co B 168th infantry Rainbow division. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs J O King and younger brother Verne. he had been over the top thrice and his squad earned medals. Mrs King away in Gladbrook and Marshalltown. father in Sioux City.
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Earl
King
168Th Infantry
West High
Earl King
West High School
German Minister Promises to Follow Proclamation in Mt Vernon
Rev Lorenz of a German church met Judge Platt to discuss Gov Harding's order that main services be in English. Lorenz, unable to preach well in English, offered a congregation vote, but the judge ruled it non discretionary. Lorenz pledged loyalty and to abide by U S government requirements.
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Mr. Lorenz
Mt. Vernon Township
F.C. Platt
Advocate Court
Service League
Gov. Harding
Pratt
Council of Defense
Judge Platt
Lorenz
Social events honor bride to be in wartime style
Miss Mire Marsh hosts a South Street gathering for Miss Neva Welker ahead of her marriage to Reuben Rath with a yellow and white color scheme and intimate guest list. Out of town attendees include Miss Kennedy and Mrs Vernon O Welch among others. several local clubs host gatherings the next day at various homes and churches.
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Mire Fam M. Marsh
South Street
Neva Welker
Reuben Rath
Edith Kennedy
Buffalo
N. Y
Walker
Amriett Maceeachron
Florence LaTier
Miss MacEachron
Miss Kennedy
Miss Welch
Vernon O. Welch
Monticello. Lr
Welch
H. B. Maynard
Eugene Noyes
Clifford D. Ham
Llewellyn Boggs
E. A. Boggs
Marjorie Hude
British Raiders Sampling Foe Garrisons Abroad
British raiders press the Germans between Flanbers and the Somme testing new garrisons and examining camp strength behind lines. In one action 21 attackers and 10 machine guns seized southwest of Ar rasaml with six prisoners. German gas shells appear in forward areas as British trench bombardments continue.
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Associated Press
France
Flanbers
Somme
Arrasaml
Bailleul
Community groups host meetings and events in local notices
Social clubs and women's groups gathered yesterday for meetings and Red Cross work. A surprise silver wedding anniversary was hosted by Eagle Center Home circle. Suffrage School in Oskaloosa drew about 50 state workers with 100 expected. dignitaries spoke as classes opened in Penn College. WCTU meets tomorrow at Willard hall for sewing and a patriotic program. SONS of Veterans and auxiliary met with state and local commanders present. Miss Elizabeth Yagesy presented piano pupils in recital.
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S. C. White
U. S
J. A. Clark
Ann Lizer
Cclub
H. W. Schultz
Red Cross
B. B
Byrnes Park
Peter Bremenschenkel
Eagle Center
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Suffrage School
State Board
The
Equal Suffrage Association
Oskaloosa
Penn College
Dean McKay
Domestic Science Department
State College
Chicago
Ida B. Wise Smith
Cedar Rapids
Poupils
Elizabeth Yagesy
Allen Street
Among the Churches Saint Pauls Mrs Walter Dewey Hosts Mrs Lasher
St Pauls Mrs Walter Dewey entertained Sunday school class last evening in honor of Miss Phyllis Lasher who leaves this week with her mother to Salt Lake City. A program of music was given by Miss Ruth Gillis Pie and Lasher. Refreshments were
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St. Paul's
Walter Dewey
Phyllis Lasher
Salt Lake City
Ruth Gillis- Pie
Lasher
Red Cross Auxiliary Meeting Updates
Laura Webb Red Cross auxiliary will not meet this week. Auxiliary B meets tomorrow at the Galloway club for work. The Catholic Woman's auxiliary meets Thursday at Ix of C hall Sacred Heart hall and St Marys hall. members to come prepared to sew. St Mark's Red Cross auxiliary holds an all day meeting Thursday.
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Willard Hall
D. T. Beckey
Laura Webb
Red Cross
Ausiliary B
Galloway Club
Catholic Woman's Auxiliary of Red Cross
C. Hall
Sacred Heart Hell
St. Mary's Hall
St. Mark's Red Cross
Conserving Sugar and Canning Without Waste
The women’s committee outlines sugar conservation and fruit crop preservation. It promotes substitutes such as corn syrup honey and sorghum, methods for canning with reduced sugar, and making sauces jelly or syrup with minimal sweetening. includes practical canning steps and pectin tests.
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New Orleans
Receipt of Cards Permits Workers to Resume Baby Survey
The city canvassing for a baby registration campaign resumes after cards are received. Workers will visit homes until completed with two cards left per child under five. Mrs. J. E. Ridenour leads publicity and posters distribute bold colored scenes of children in health and strength.
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J. E. Ridenour
Ean
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Crowder
Wang and Miller's
Bat He
Belears
Npgesnom
Bellans
V. C. Kelford
Burton Avenue
Y. M. Club
I. H. Gaskina
CG. E.S. L. Club
O. R. Brundage
Jolly Six Club
A. 3
Dark Son
Plente
Get Tap Enemy
Flanders-Sommedar River Park
C.K. Wich
Dewey
Alva Metcalf
First Presbyterian
Lydia
David Stevenson
Cedar Heights
Humby-Racliffe
Sviorence A. Racliffe
William H. Humby
First Methodital Episcopal Church
Prank
Willard Court
Eleventh Street West
Uorn Sirup
C. V
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
C. A. Bryson
Mr Hodges
Iowa Falls
Wand
War Industry Board
B. Schultz
Commercial Street
Prtgastat
Keppesk
Seane
Better Clothes Shop
Scane’s
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