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Friday, 18 May 2012

Waterbury Republican — Partial News Index for World War I
(Transcribed by Daniel M. Lynch, Jan. 2006)

Following is a partial index to articles appearing in the Waterbury Republican newspaper pertaining to World War I. The index provides the date each article appeared, a brief description of the content, as well as the page and column number from the paper. This paper is available on microfilm at the Silas Bronson Library. The index was transcribed from original type-written index cards on file at the newspaper office. (Note: See search tips at the bottom of this page.)

Date	Description	Pg.	Col.
2-Jan-1918	Barracks burned to the ground due to explosion of oil stove	2	2
2-Jan-1918	Quarantined men celebrate New Year's parading and dancing	1	6
3-Jan-1918	Twelve men named to attend officer school	1	3
5-Jan-1918	Steam system working well. Court-martials still in progress	1	5
6-Jan-1918	Entire Co. F 304th quarantined.	1	4
7-Jan-1918	Henry Meyers victim of Cold weather	1	3
8-Jan-1918	14 Local men transferred to 14th Engineer reg.	1	2
9-Jan-1918	Waterbury and Conn. men in 304th infrntry ready for real training.	1	2
10-Jan-1918	2 local men added to officer's school (Geo. E. Tobin, Eugene Allman)	1	2
13-Jan-1918	Loss of $20 pay heaviest punishment for 304th man	1	4
17-Jan-1918	Promotions made in 304th infantry	1	5
17-Jan-1918	Willis Goodrow sailor dies at sea	1	3
17-Jan-1918	Lieut. Reynolds killed at Devens	1	5
19-Jan-1918	No license, ????? and nitney rules endorsed to safeguard army morals	3	1
21-Jan-1918	Hospital to be erected	3	1
22-Jan-1918	Water system inadequate	3	7
23-Jan-1918	Allotment money not received by families of local soldiers	1	2
24-Jan-1918	Theater opened. Insurance argument probed.	1	7
24-Jan-1918	State choir formed in K. of C. hut	12	4
28-Jan-1918	Woman arrested for smuggling drugs into camp	1	6
31-Jan-1918	94% of 304th take out insurance	1	3
8-Feb-1918	Moore - Castle honored by the French	12	4
10-Feb-1918	Nimke Leak hearing	3	5
13-Feb-1918	100 men reach Camp Greene from Devans	1	3
15-Feb-1918	Army chaplains work uniformally says, Bishop Hayes. Visit is part of tour of all cantonments of country.	1	2
18-Feb-1918	Voluntary enlistment lessen quota number.	1	2
19-Feb-1918	Gen. M'Donald praises camp for advanced work.	1	2
20-Feb-1918	Private Sanjean takes stand in own defense.	3	1
27-Feb-1918	Capt. "Tim" Daley killed at Devens	1	1
12-Mar-1918	Johns - Cyril Johns, wounded in action (page 1 or 3, difficult to read)	3	7
18-Mar-1918	Thomas Cunningham dies at Devens	1	4
19-Mar-1918	Frank A. Coyle first Waterbury boy to die in France	1	7
26-Mar-1918	Military mass celebrated for Coyle	2	2
27-Mar-1918	Sergt. Ernest Flentje arrested for making unpatriotic remarks.	2	1
18-Apr-1918	D. F. O'Connor, German prisoner of war	1	1
20-Apr-1918	600 students finish officers training course	7	3
21-Apr-1918	6 local men receive commissions at Devens	19	6
28-Apr-1918	Peter F. Crowley, of Thomaston	1	4
1-May-1918	Corp. Clinton De Forrest killed in action	1	5
1-May-1918	Priv. Peter F. Crowley killed in action	4	4
18-May-1918	Priv. James Robertson, killed in action	1	5
29-May-1918	Wm Lilly German prisoner	8	7
2-Jun-1918	Harry Fitzgerald, reported missing	1	5
5-Jun-1918	Rocco Summa, 64 Mill St reported German prisoner	1	6
16-Jun-1918	Official report of Dennis O'Connor German prisoner	1	3
19-Jun-1918	Corp. Vallone killed in action	1	5
20-Jun-1918	Pvt. Michael Marello killed in action	1	6
26-Jun-1918	Sergt. Keron Ryan killed in action	2	6
26-Jun-1918	Pvt. Francis Quinlan killed in action	2	6
29-Jun-1918	Pvt. Otto F. Folgmann killed in action	1	4
29-Jun-1918	Harry F. Thorpe captured by the Huns	3	5
30-Jun-1918	Pvt. Edw. Quinlan killed in action	10	7
3-Jul-1918	Pvt. Otto Folgman, second story	2	4
4-Jul-1918	Corp. James K. Shoemaker killed in action	1	3
9-Jul-1918	Pvt. Edw. J. Murray prisoner of war	1	7
10-Jul-1918	Prize weather vane sent to Chamber of Commerce for safe keeping	2	5
12-Jul-1918	Red Cross locate Harry Thorpe	3	6
17-Jul-1918	Chas. Schiavone killed in action	1	6
18-Jul-1918	Pvt. John E. Scuillo, missing in action	1	3
20-Jul-1918	David Fannick killed in action	9	3
21-Jul-1918	Pvt. James Mungavin killed in action	4	1
28-Jul-1918	Sergt. Roy Howe dies from wounds	1	2
29-Jul-1918	Johns - Cyril Johns, returns to America	7	5
29-Jul-1918	Corp. Walter Caul killed in action	1	4
1-Aug-1918	James Flannagan killed in action	1	5
3-Aug-1918	Pvt. Daniel Coon killed in action	1	4
4-Aug-1918	Chas. Schiavone killed in action. Letter from captain	1	5
4-Aug-1918	Pvt. Anthony killed in action	1	7
5-Aug-1918	Cartledge - Sergt Clifford Cartledge, reported killed in action, returns home	1	6
5-Aug-1918	Sergt. Clifford Cartledge killed in action (of Waterville)	1	6
5-Aug-1918	Pvt. Hanrahan of Unionville killed in action	1	6
10-Aug-1918	Corp. Hugh Mellon killed in action	1	6
10-Aug-1918	Pvt. Lavia White killed in action - of Plymouth	1	6
10-Aug-1918	Pvt. Jos. Shugrue P. killed in action	1	6
10-Aug-1918	Pvt. Edw. Larkoah killed in action	1	2
10-Aug-1918	John Bull of Plymouth killed in action	1	3
10-Aug-1918	Pvt. Leach of Plymouth killed in action	1	3
11-Aug-1918	Corp. Chas. Vallone sacrifices life for comerades	3	4
11-Aug-1918	Wm Lilly operated on by German surgeon	3	1
12-Aug-1918	Pvt. Amadeo Alcoface, missing in action	1	4
15-Aug-1918	Cartledge - Sergt Clifford Cartledge, arrives in New York	1	5
15-Aug-1918	Reiger - Louis Reiger, wins distinction for brave deed carrying message for reinforcements to camp	2	3
15-Aug-1918	Sergt. Clifford Cartlege reported killed, in New York safely	1	5
15-Aug-1918	Pvt. Herbert G. Cleves killed in action	1	2
15-Aug-1918	Pvt. John Scuillo a German prisoner	7	1
16-Aug-1918	Sergt. Frank Lattimer, missing in action	1	4
16-Aug-1918	Sergt. Nicholas Perugini, missing in action	1	4
17-Aug-1918	Pvt. Marciano Cale killed in action	5	7
23-Aug-1918	Israel Bisnovich and Anthony Bisnovich, missing in action	1	3
26-Aug-1918	Sergt. Clarence B. Bredreur killed in action	2	4
28-Aug-1918	Arthur Passick, reported missing	3	1
31-Aug-1918	Pvt. John Seerey killed in action	1	3
1-Sep-1918	Corp. Michael F. McCarthy prisoner of war	1	5
2-Sep-1918	Corp. Earl R. Scott prisoner of war	1	5
4-Sep-1918	Sergt. Frank Lattimer, reported missing in action	1	4
4-Sep-1918	Pvt. Howard Sandland, reported missing in action	1	4
4-Sep-1918	Pvt. Dennis Stack, reported missing in action	1	4
5-Sep-1918	Pvt. Jack Connelly killed in action	2	3
5-Sep-1918	Sullivan Forte, reported missing in action	1	3
5-Sep-1918	Wm. P. Cahill, reported missing in action	1	3
6-Sep-1918	Lieut. Leroy G. Woodward killed in action	1	4
7-Sep-1918	Sergt. Frank Downs reported dead, sends letter home	3	2
8-Sep-1918	Sergt. Clarence Brodeur, missing in action	3	4
8-Sep-1918	Pvt. Dennis Stack, believed to be missing	2	5
10-Sep-1918	Jos. P. Connely killed in action	1	4
10-Sep-1918	James J Ahearn killed in action	1	4
10-Sep-1918	Samuel Axelrod reported killed writes home	1	4
11-Sep-1918	Pvt. Chas/J. Cleland killed in action	1	5
13-Sep-1918	Cartledge - Sergt Clifford Cartledge, returns to camp	2	3
14-Sep-1918	Johns - Cyril Johns, at Temple Hall, c	1	1
16-Sep-1918	Pvt. Harold West killed in action	1	4
17-Sep-1918	Clarence P. Brodeur killed in action	1	4
18-Sep-1918	Chas. H. Cleland killed in action	1	6
18-Sep-1918	Pvt. Israel Bisnovich prisoner of war	1	6
18-Sep-1918	Frank Lattimer prisoner of war	3	5
19-Sep-1918	Sergt. Jos. S. McGrath prisoner of war	7	2
22-Sep-1918	Nathan Chesler, missing in action	1	5
23-Sep-1918	Harold R. West killed in action	1	4
24-Sep-1918	Pvt. Frank T Butler reported killed	1	5
25-Sep-1918	Lilley - Lieut. T Lilley, in hospital in France	2	4
25-Sep-1918	Pvt. Frank Butler killed in action	1	7
28-Sep-1918	Pvt. Wm. Brophy killed in action	1	5
29-Sep-1918	Pvt. Thomas J. Brennan reported killed in action	1	6
1-Oct-1918	Wells - Pvt. Albert J. Wells, gassed	3	4
1-Oct-1918	Wells - Pvt. Albert J. Wells, Corp. Max Shaw gassed	3	5
3-Oct-1918	Wm. F. Brophy killed in action	1	6
4-Oct-1918	Pvt. John Moran killed in action	1	6
6-Oct-1918	Henry Hammel killed in action, Watertown	1	3
6-Oct-1918	Michael Marini killed in action	1	3
8-Oct-1918	Lilley - Lieut. T Lilley, dies of pneumonia	5	3
8-Oct-1918	Thomas Brennan killed in action, Watertown	1	3
9-Oct-1918	Pvt. Israel Bisniovich in unknown prison camp	6	5
11-Oct-1918	Pvt. Anthony G. Carlo, reported missing at front	1	5
12-Oct-1918	Thomas J. Horan killed in action	1	4
12-Oct-1918	Runner Chas. W. Fallowell killed in action	1	4
12-Oct-1918	Pvt. Wm. J. Lally dies in service	2	6
12-Oct-1918	Pvt. Thomas J. Horan killed in action	2	6
13-Oct-1918	Pvt. Marsulis Matthew, missing in action	1	2
14-Oct-1918	Pvt. Louis Ruscio killed in action	1	3
15-Oct-1918	Axelrod - Pvt. Samuel Axelrod, reported alive	2	5
20-Oct-1918	Chas. W. A. Fallowell killed in action	1	7
24-Oct-1918	Edwin Archer killed in action, Watertown	5	5
27-Oct-1918	Sylvester Kelly officially reported dead	1	4
27-Oct-1918	Sully Mangino, missing in action	1	4
28-Oct-1918	Pvt. Ralph J. Thibodeau killed in action, Waterville	1	7
30-Oct-1918	John Clark writes home ten dayas after reported missing in action	6	7
1-Nov-1918	Corp. Gilbert A. Young killed in action	1	2
1-Nov-1918	Lieut. John J. Fitzgerald dies in service	2	1
6-Nov-1918	Pvt. Morgan Costello dies in France	10	2
6-Nov-1918	Augustas H. Williams killed in France	10	2
6-Nov-1918	Lieut. Pat. F. Shea killed in action	10	2
7-Nov-1918	Sergt. Mark J. McGinn killed in action	1	5
7-Nov-1918	Pvt. A. Palumbo killed in action	1	5
7-Nov-1918	Harry E. Main killed in action	5	2
10-Nov-1918	Pvt. Edw. Nolan prisoner	6	5
15-Nov-1918	Casualties in Waterbury - Statement of deaths made by Ed. Field, Soldier' and sailor's bureau of information	3	4
16-Nov-1918	Pvt. Gennaro Capabianco prisoner, wounded	3	5
21-Nov-1918	Sergt. Joseph Harper killed in action	1	6
22-Nov-1918	Pvt. Olaf Swanson killed in action	1	6
1-Dec-1918	Pvt. Wallace J. Brymner killed in action	4	4
1-Dec-1918	Pvt. Bernard X. Keefe, reported missing in action	1	3
3-Dec-1918	Winners reviewed and tendered reception	5	7
3-Dec-1918	Pvt. Pressley Stringfellow, court martialed at Camp Devens for violation of espionage act and remarks in disparagemen of National Government.	8	8
3-Dec-1918	Titus - Pvt. Clifford Titus, formerly reported killed in action Oct. 25, writes home under date of Nov. 12	7	7
3-Dec-1918	Pvt. Henry T. Tjollander, reported missing in action	7	7
4-Dec-1918	Wells - Pvt. Albert J. Wells, Chaplain Francis Donnelly gassed	1	6
4-Dec-1918	Pvt. Philip McGiviney, missing in action Sept. 20	1	6
5-Dec-1918	Berner - Pvt. John Berner, wounded seriously - leg amputated in Walter Reed Hospital, Washington	1	3
5-Dec-1918	Pvt. Henry H. Tjellander, missing in action	1	3
6-Dec-1918	First overseas troops of forty-one wounded reach Camp Devens	4	5
6-Dec-1918	42nd. Infantry and 12th division leave for Camp Upton	4	5
6-Dec-1918	Lieut Alfred Wells, killed in action	4	3
6-Dec-1918	Pvt. Harry Crosby, killed in action	8	5
6-Dec-1918	Pvt. John Clark, missing in action	1	7
6-Dec-1918	Pvt. Wilfred Champagne, missing in action	1	7
6-Dec-1918	Pvt. Overk Devonshak, missing in action	1	7
6-Dec-1918	Pvt. John J. Kau???, missing in action	1	7
7-Dec-1918	76th Division to return on Canopic and dock in Boston.	1	1
7-Dec-1918	Demobilization of 12th Division completed	1	3
8-Dec-1918	Pvt. Mike Duaritza, killed in action	1	5
8-Dec-1918	Pvt. Alphonse Ginnetty, killed in action	1	5
10-Dec-1918	Slavin - Corp. William J. Slavin, wounded three times in action - not mentioned on casualty list, writes to mother	5	1
10-Dec-1918	Pvt. Francesco Lapario killed in action	1	2
10-Dec-1918	Pvt. Francis Lopido reported killed in action	1	2
10-Dec-1918	Pvt. Frederick L. Radcliff, missing in action	1	2
10-Dec-1918	Pvt. John L. Burns, missing in action	1	2
10-Dec-1918	Pvt. John A. Beckwith, missing in action	1	2
10-Dec-1918	Pvt. Frederick L. Ratcliffe, missing in action	1	2
11-Dec-1918	Welcome prepared for return of 76th division	1	8
11-Dec-1918	U.S. Guards from New England arrive at camp - nineteen officers returned to civil life.	2	7
11-Dec-1918	O'Connor - James J. O'Connor, recorded as dilinquent - has been in active service in France	3	6
11-Dec-1918	Pvt. Alphonse Ginnetty, killed in action	5	1
11-Dec-1918	Corp. Samuel Robinovitz, killed in action	5	1
11-Dec-1918	Corp. John F. Dunn, missing in action	5	1
11-Dec-1918	Pvt. John T. Burns, missing in action	5	1
12-Dec-1918	Cordial greeting to 1,100 from overseas	4	1
12-Dec-1918	Dowling - Pvt. Edward Dowling, name on casualty list four times - wounded, gassed and slightly wounded	1	6
12-Dec-1918	Pvt. Stanley Drevinski, killed in action	1	6
12-Dec-1918	Justin Slankovicas, missing in action	1	6
12-Dec-1918	Pvt. Widus J. Scholouge, missing in action	1	6
12-Dec-1918	Pvt. Timothy Hurley, missing in action	1	6
13-Dec-1918	A part of the 76th Division expected	1	2
13-Dec-1918	1,181 men and 75 officers returned to civil life	1	2
13-Dec-1918	1,300 to 1,400 expected from Camp Eustic	1	2
13-Dec-1918	76th Division to be demobilized	1	4
13-Dec-1918	Corp. Guiseppe DiNolle killed in action	1	7
13-Dec-1918	Pvt. Joseph Cregan killed in action	1	7
13-Dec-1918	Pvt. Joseph Lerz, missing in action	1	6
13-Dec-1918	Pvt. John L. Burns, missing in action	1	6
14-Dec-1918	Pvt. Wincenty Rackti killed in action	1	6
15-Dec-1918	Pvt. Albert Herbert LeCompte killed in action	1	4
15-Dec-1918	Pvt. John J. Kaukas, missing in action	1	4
16-Dec-1918	Gagain - Pvt. Gagain, wounded now at Camp Stewart, Va.	7	3
17-Dec-1918	Burns - Pvt. John T. Burns, reported missing Nov. 9, is safe and well	1	7
18-Dec-1918	76th Division mustered out (possibly 12/10/1918, date of entry difficult to read)	1	2
18-Dec-1918	Pvt. James M. Casey killed in action	3	4
19-Dec-1918	Johnson - Pvt. Abe Johnson, cited for bravery	1	7
19-Dec-1918	Pvt. Joseph Mekiunas, missing in action	1	1
19-Dec-1918	Pvt. John J. Byrons, missing in action	1	1
19-Dec-1918	Joseph Lerz, missing in action	1	1
20-Dec-1918	Campagne - Pvt. Wilfred Champagne, previously reported missing in action, reported killed in action	1	4
20-Dec-1918	Keefe - Pvt. Bernard X. Keefe, reported missing, severly wounded	1	4
20-Dec-1918	Scholarge - Pvt. Widus J. Scholarge, missing, name on casualty list writes to brother from hospital	2	3
22-Dec-1918	Wotkyns - Captain Steele Wotkyns, reported gassed	2	3
23-Dec-1918	Old Home Week celebrated by New England National Guards.	1	7
23-Dec-1918	Axelrod - Pvt. Samuel Axelrod, Reported dead - is alive	6	3
23-Dec-1918	Behan - Sergt. George G. Behan died of complication of severe wounds and pneumonia - no official report	1	6
23-Dec-1918	Pvt. Albert H. Lecompte killed in action	1	5
24-Dec-1918	73rd Regiment Coast Artillery to be stationed at Camp Devens as a unit.	3	6
24-Dec-1918	Miller - Pvt. Emil Miller, gassed and severly wounded	2	4
24-Dec-1918	Sergt. Peter Lewis reported killed	1	3
26-Dec-1918	73rd Regiment arrived at camp for examination and discharge	1	4
26-Dec-1918	Sergt. Emil F. Neidmann reported killed in action	1	6
26-Dec-1918	Pvt. Otis Hines killed in action	1	6
27-Dec-1918	Perkinson - Pvt. William S. Perkinson, reported shell shocked	2	4
27-Dec-1918	Sevigny - Sergt. Albert Sevigny, reported gassed	1	3
27-Dec-1918	Pvt. Weslig Nakenschnig, missing in action	1	3
27-Dec-1918	Pvt. James M. Costello, missing in action	1	3
28-Dec-1918	Behan - Sergt. George G. Behan - Sergt. Behan's death confirmed	1	4
29-Dec-1918	Bell - Capt. Edwin C. Bell, returned, praises local boys	1	6
29-Dec-1918	Lieut William A. Campion killed in action	1	4
29-Dec-1918	Pvt. Frank Creta, missing in action	1	4
31-Dec-1918	Burke - Pvt. Patrick J. Burke, reported dead on casualty list, alive according to letter	1	4
31-Dec-1918	Masse - Sergt. Walter Masse, reported wounded gassed an shell shocked - has received both French and American war crosses	1	4
1-Jan-1919	Olson - Sergt. Carl Olson, died in France of fractured spine	11	3
1-Jan-1919	Schaeffer - Sergt. Herman J. Schaeffer, cited for gallantry in action	3	3
2-Jan-1919	Corp. Joseph G. Dwyer, missing in action	1	4
3-Jan-1919	Pvt. Troffin Lisich, missing in action	1	7
4-Jan-1919	Bisnovich - Pvt. Isreal Bisnovich, reported missing and in prison camp returns to France	8	3
5-Jan-1919	Schlander - Pvt. Henry Schlander, reported missing in action, reported dead	1	3
6-Jan-1919	Fairlie - Pvt. J. S. Fairlie, severly gassed	7	4
6-Jan-1919	Sharpe - Pvt. Charles E. Sharpe, died of fractured skull in France	1	3
7-Jan-1919	Capt. Harry J. Harris arrested charged with misappropriating Gov. Property	2	2
7-Jan-1919	Crosby - Pvt. Harry Crosby's death confirmed - died of wounds	1	4
7-Jan-1919	Dunn - Corp. John F. Dunn, previously reported missing died of wounds	1	4
7-Jan-1919	Kenney - Pvt. Edward J. Kenney, reported prisoner in Germany now back in France	2	4
9-Jan-1919	Provost - Sergt. Provost gassed and shell shocked returned	1	2
11-Jan-1919	Pvt. Frank Creta, missing in action	1	2
14-Jan-1919	Pvt. Schlander killed in action	1	4
14-Jan-1919	Sergt. Carmine Capelluo killed in action	1	4
15-Jan-1919	Capt. Harry J. Harris court martial began pleaded not guilty	11	5
15-Jan-1919	Stack - Pvt. Dennis Stack, reported missing in action, found to be severly wounded	1	5
16-Jan-1919	Stankovicas - Pvt. Justine Stankovicas, reported wounded returns home	1	4
17-Jan-1919	Clark - Pvt. John Clark, reported missing since June returns to duty	2	1
19-Jan-1919	Lerz - Pvt. Joseph Lerz, reported missing is in hospital	5	5
21-Jan-1919	Griffin - Pvt. James Griffin, formerly Union City - lost both legs at Marne	12	5
21-Jan-1919	Kaukas - Pvt. John L. Kaukas, missing in action, returns to duty	11	3
23-Jan-1919	Court martial of Harry J. Harris closed with final arguments	6	8
23-Jan-1919	Connecticut soldiers land in Boston, sent to Camp Devens.	4	1
23-Jan-1919	Clark - Pvt. John Clark, reported returned to duty, listed missing	9	4
23-Jan-1919	Doherty - Rev. John Doherty, reported killed in action	9	8
24-Jan-1919	Doherty - Rev. John Doherty, Letters received by sisters written by Rev. John A. Doherty since Armistice was signed	2	4
24-Jan-1919	Roper - Lieut. George Roper, reported to have been awarded two crosses for bravery	2	4
27-Jan-1919	Doherty - Rev. John Doherty, Reported killed or wounded errroneous	1	5
28-Jan-1919	74th Infantry attached to 12th division demobolized	8	8
28-Jan-1919	Four men arrested at Devens, charged with theft	1	1
29-Jan-1919	2,265 discharged at Devens.	6	4
29-Jan-1919	Bergin - Martin J. Bergin, reported gassed	1	4
29-Jan-1919	Lerz - Pvt. Joseph Lerz, reported wounded previously reported missing in action	1	4
29-Jan-1919	Mageldi - Pvt. Dominick Mageldi, wounded slightly previously reported missing	1	4
29-Jan-1919	Brenker - Pvt. Harry L. Brenker, died in Base Hospital Paris Dec. 31	1	4
29-Jan-1919	Pvt. Peter Lewis reported killed in action	1	4
30-Jan-1919	Lecompte - Pvt. Albert H. Lecompet, killed by shell fire	1	2
1-Feb-1919	Dwyer - Corp. Joseph G. Dwyer, previoiusly reported missing; now reported killed in action	1	5
2-Feb-1919	Casey - Sergt. Casey, of tank corps blew up tank an dhimself rather than be captured	4	1
4-Feb-1919	Sandland - Howard Sandland, gassed, offical notification received	1	3
4-Feb-1919	Artillery boys, veterans return	1	2
7-Feb-1919	Hebert - Pvt. R. F. Hebert, gassed twice returned	7	3
11-Feb-1919	Harper - Sergt. Joseph H. Harper, reported killed while leading his platoon	5	3
13-Feb-1919	Dunn - Pvt. James A. Dunn, received Croix de Guerre, was wounded once gassed twice	7	4
14-Feb-1919	Stack - Pvt. Dennis Stack, returned from France	3	5
19-Feb-1919	Pvt. Peter J. Cunningham gassed	2	2
23-Feb-1919	Bugler Paul L. DiOrio killed in action	1	3
23-Feb-1919	Wagoner Frederick E. Snyder gassed	1	3
26-Feb-1919	Curley - Pvt. Edward X. Curley, reported dead in France	?	?
26-Feb-1919	Pvt. Martin Mattson gassed	1	3
27-Feb-1919	Joseph Duchesne in Guard House	2	2
28-Feb-1919	Corp. Joseph T. Condloff gassed	1	3
1-Mar-1919	Pvt. Thomas W. Johnson reported killed in action	5	1
1-Mar-1919	Pvt. Matthew McGuire gassed	1	3
11-Mar-1919	Officers form unofficial vigilance committee	2	3
14-Mar-1919	101th Trench Mortar battery to be discharged	2	5
21-Mar-1919	101st Trench Mortar arrived at Camp Devens	5	7
6-Apr-1919	Clark - Pvt. John Clark, Pvt. Clark alive and well	9	4
6-Apr-1919	Sharpe - Pvt. Charles E. Sharpe, mother receives information concerning his death	8	6
13-Apr-1919	Knox - Pvt. William J. Knox's aunt receives letter with details of his death	2	5
14-Apr-1919	General Cole heads Salvation Army drive	5	4
16-Apr-1919	Telephone girls go on strike	1	3
16-Apr-1919	Camp Devens employment office busy	5	1
18-Apr-1919	Many re-enlist at camp	7	1
19-Apr-1919	Troops from transport at Camp Devens	1	2
19-Apr-1919	General Cole will aid Victory Loan Drive	1	6
19-Apr-1919	Stories of German spies told	6	1
20-Apr-1919	Camp Devens may become a regular military center	1	3
21-Apr-1919	Charles Griffin reported killed in action	4	1
22-Apr-1919	Maj. Connors praises newspapers	4	5
22-Apr-1919	102nd Infantry and 101 Machine Gun Battalion to be discharged at Camp Devens	1	6
24-Apr-1919	Thirteen Connecticut soldiers return as casuals	5	2
25-Apr-1919	Sergt. Robert J. Davidson court martialed - sentenced to seven years hard labor at Fort Leavenworth - convicted of having stolen $4,000 deposited at Base Hospital	2	2
28-Apr-1919	W. F. Brophy killed in action	1	7
28-Apr-1919	Corp. G. DiMele killed in action	1	7
28-Apr-1919	C. W. Tallowell killed in action	1	7
28-Apr-1919	Henry Hamel killed in action	1	7
28-Apr-1919	Michael Marinin killed in action	1	7
28-Apr-1919	B. Terpilowsky killed in action	1	7
28-Apr-1919	Harry Gillespie killed in action	1	7
2-May-1919	Pvt. Thomas Corucuzzi, missing in action	2	1
11-May-1919	Costello - Pvt. James M. Costello, reported missing returned to duty	4	5
27-May-1919	Paul L. Nace being tried on a charge of desertion, enemy submarine operating off American shores in Oct. 1918 revealed through evidence produced	1	5
27-May-1919	Pvt. Thomas Corucuzzi, missing in action	9	4
28-May-1919	Nace claims he was abandoned and kept on a German submarine to compel him to divulge airplane plans	7	4
29-May-1919	Nace's story still disproved	2	3
29-May-1919	Ratcliffe - Pvt. Frederick T. Ratcliffe, formerly reported missing in action returned to duty	4	1
8-Jun-1919	Pvt. Lawrence Bovally killed in action	11	6
8-Jun-1919	Wesilig Nakensohing killed in action	8	1
18-Jun-1919	Chiti - Giovanni B. Chiti, died in France	2	5
2-Jul-1919	Patz - Pvt. Robert Patz, killed in action previously reported died	?	?
2-Jul-1919	Pvt. Robert Patz, killed in action, previously reported died	3	5
5-Jul-1919	Pvt. Harry T. Fitzgerald killed in action	7	1
13-Jul-1919	Capt. Harry G. Harris charged with theft of governmen coal, found guilty and dismissed from Army.	2	5
16-Jul-1919	Lynink - Pvt. John Lynink, died from wounds received in action previously reported missing in action	3	4
27-Jul-1919	Rapaski - Joe Rapaski slightly wounded	3	5
1-Aug-1919	Borchardt - Pvt. Louis E. Borchardt, slightly wounded	5	3
17-Aug-1919	Lerz - Pvt. Joseph Lerz, reported missing in action and killed in action returns home	3	4
17-Aug-1919	Lynch - Corp. Francis X. Lynch, officially presumed dead	4	3
4-Sep-1919	C. A. Mannering of Plainville testified about Paris Guard House and "Hard Boiled" Smith	1	6
4-Sep-1919	Terpilowsky - Bruno Terpilowsky's death on battlefield revealed by return of bank book.	3	6
29-Apr-1920	Mahoney - Private James Mahoney (Deceased), awarded D.S.C. (Army)	7	5
22-Jul-1921	Ahearn - Corp. James Ahearn, body received from France	10	2
23-Jul-1921	Fisher - Sergt. Mark F. Fisher, body arrives from France	2	5
23-Jul-1921	Mellon - Corp. Hugh Mellon, body arrives from France	2	5
25-Jul-1921	Ahearn - Corp. James Ahearn, buried with military honors	1	2
25-Jul-1921	Fisher - Sergt. Mark F. Fisher, buried with military honors	1	2
25-Jul-1921	Howe - Wagoner Roy L. Howe, buried with military honors	1	2
25-Jul-1921	Young - Corp. Gilbert Young, buried with military honors	1	2
1-Aug-1921	Coyle - Corp. Frank Coyle, funeral for war hero (see Killed in Action)	1	4
15-Aug-1921	Mellon - Corp. Hugh Mellon, military funeral (see Killed in Action)	2	2

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