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"Farm, Finance or Fight"
FIGHT
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THE SELECTIVE SERVICE ACT
The outstanding feature of the entrance of the United States in the World War was the adoption and operation of the Selective Service act.
In all previous wars, the United States had usually depended upon voluntary enlistments to obtain the sol- cliers and sailors necessary for its defence. History had shown that this method was not satisfactory and that stronger and more effective measures were neces- sary.
Under the provisions of the Selective Act every male in the entire country of the ages of 21 to 30 was re- quired to be registered in the voting precinct in which he resided. June 5, 1917, was the day selected by the President and on that day nearly ten millions of men were registered in the nation, of which 3434 were regis- tered in the city of Newton, 3379 white men, 52 colored and 3 Orientals. 2226 were native born, 112 natur- alized citizens, 374 declarant aliens, 722 non-declarant aliens, 1269 were married and 2165 single.
Further registrations were held on June 5 and August 24, 1918, to bring into the scope of the act, the young men who had reached the age of 21 since the preceding registration. On these dates 283 were registered of whom 281 were white and 2 colored. There were 225 native citizens, 2 naturalized citizens, 1 declarant alien and 55 non-declarant aliens. 26 were married and 257 single.
On September 12, 1918, a registration was held to cover all persons not previously registered and between the ages of 18 and 45 inclusive. 5334 were thus reg- istered of whom 5241 were white, 78 colored, 14 ori- ental and 1 Indian. There were 3611 native born citizens, 559 naturalized citizens, 129 citizens by fath- er's naturalization, 408 declarant aliens, and 627 non- declarant aliens. 839 between 19 and 36 inclusive were married and 3 were married in the 18 year group. 3201 of the registrants of this registration were between the ages of 37 and 45 and were not classified.
Another feature of the act was the establishment of local boards to have jurisdiction of all claims for ex- emption and discharge, of which the principal question was that of dependency. These boards were appointed by the Governors of the several states and for this city Governor McCall appointed: Judge John C. Kennedy, of the Newton District Court, chairman; Dr. George L. West, medical examiner for the district and Alderman Bernard Early, secretary. They were duly qualified on July 10th and established offices in the rooms of the Police Court.
Cards were filled out by each registrant giving con- siderable data and allowing an opportunity to claim exemption. These cards were subsequently shuffled and each given a number seriatim. These numbers were known as serial numbers and were the determin- ing numbers in making the draft.
Each registrant was required to fill out an elaborate questionnaire from which the local draft board assigned his classification. Class 1 included single men without dependent relatives, married men who have habitually failed to support their family, married men dependent
on wife for support, married men whose family are supported by income independent of his labor, un- skilled farm laborers, unskilled industrial laborers, men who claim no classification, men who fail to submit questionnaire and all other men not included in other classifications. The other classes included married men with dependents, skilled labor, county or municipal officers, employees in service of the United States, ex- perts in industrial or technical trades, etc., etc.
The order of drawing at Washington was determined as follows: Numbers from 1 to 10,500 were stamped on pieces of paper, each piece being enclosed in a black capsule and all placed in a large glass bowl and thoroughly mixed with a ladle. The numbers were then drawn publicly, one at a time by blindfolded men, specially selected from college students. The order in which any number was drawn from the bowl was re- corded by six tallymen, and determined the relative order of liability of the man whose card bore that number in the sequences in which number had previ- ously been assigned to the registration cards within the jurisdiction of each local board.
300 were called from class 1 for examination on August 6 and 7 and 398 for examination on August 15-16 and 17. A corps of local physicians volunteered for the work of physical examination of registrants and found 78 of the first call physically disqualified, 46 qualified and 70 qualified who claimed exemption. On the second call 161 qualified and 85 claimed exemption and 100 not qualified.
The first men drafted by the local board were Ernest J. Chadd, 276 Church st., and John W. Dunn. 2313 Washington st .. to report on Sept. 5, 1917; Francis J. Martin, 169 Ward st., and Charles A. Wilbur, Jr., ordered to report Sept. 6. and Frederick H. Hughes. 54 Park st .; Harry Trackman, 190 Adams st., and John J. Mahoney. 30 Ripley street, to report Sept. 7th.
On September 21st, 62 men left for Camp Devens, after impressive exercises were held in front of the City Hall at which Mayor Childs spoke as follows :
"This is a day of pride and of regret and the city bids you a hearty farewell and is proud of the manner in which you have responded to the call of duty Your names will be forever kept on her roll of honor. The spirit of complete patriotism shown by the youthful Charles Ward at the beginning of the Civil War has not weakened with the passing years and you have manifested the same spirit that animated the boys of '61. This is a typical American gathering, you come from different homes, different creeds, and walks of life to stand shoulder to shoulder as guardians of our country. The hardest battles are not at the front but will be fought in the tent and camp for character. and the veterans of the Grand Army will tell you how hard it is to keep straight in times of war.
"Remember first that you are men, then that you are Americans, and next that you are soldiers. You will be followed with gratitude, the best wishes and
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the prayers of 40,000 people who will pray for a splen- did service and a safe return."
The mayor then presented Edward P. O'Neil, Ed- ward Moan and Thomas M. Cummings, members of the Police Department, with wrist watches, the gift of their fellow officers.
The entire work of the draft board will be found at the end of this section.
The total number of registrants physically examined by the board was 1480. Of this number 1280 were accepted either for general or special and limited serv- ice. 200 registrants were rejected. The Medical Ad- visory Board consisting of Dr. Herman T. Baldwin, chairman: Dr. Edward Mellus, vice chairman, Dr. Frank M. Sherman, secretary ; Dr. M. E. Gleason, Dr. Edward E. Bancroft ( Wellesley). Dr. Charles H. Fessenden, Dr. Albert B. Jewell, Dr. David W. Wells, and Dr. Oliver A. Lothrop, examined 888 men at the Newton Hospital. Dr. F. E. Withee was a member of this board but resigned to enter the United States army.
928 cases were taken to the District Board under all registrations, including appeals by registrants govern- ment Appeal agents or on industrial or agricultural grounds.
In all cases where men failed to appear when or- dered, the police were given authority to bring them in. Only two men were found to be wilfull deserters and these were taken to Camp Devens under police escort.
Judge Kennedy died on August 11, 1917, and his place was filled by Governor McCall on August 14, by the appointment of Judge William F. Bacon. Mr. Early resigned on July 31, 1918, on account of illness and Mr. Leverett D. G. Bentley was appointed in his place on September 17, 1918. Dr. West served as secretary after Mr. Early's resignation.
Mr. George Ralph Pulsifer was appointed to repre- sent the government of all cases where the local board granted exemptions, and many of the lawyers, resident in the city gave freely of their time and advice to as- sist the registrants in making out their questionnaires and otherwise.
The Board of Instruction for Newton consisted of Everett E. Kent, chairman : Alfred McDonald, secre- tary, Fred A. Gay, registrar; Fransesco Argento, Charles M. Ford, Charles E. Hatfield, Joseph B. Jamie- son. Horace Kidger, Dr. Fred M. Lowe, William D. Nugent, Ulysses G. Wheeler and James White.
The board made its final report on December 17, 1918 as follows :
DRAFT BOARD WORK
The Local (Draft) Board for the City of Newton is now making its final compilations, preparatory to go- ing out of existence as a Federal organization. The total number of registrants under the jurisdiction of the Board has been 9054. From this number, 672 have gone into the military and naval service of the United States as volunteers, 664 have been inducted by the Board and sent to camp under individual and special calls.
No one who has not been in close touch with the work can form any adequate conception of the vol- ume of labor involved in registering, classifying and inducting the registrants, and in the innumerable de- tails incidental to the business of every Local Board.
To perform this work without the assistance of volun- teer helpers would have been a physical impossibility, and assistance has been rendered by the citizens of Newton with a willingness and efficiency which merits this grateful acknowledgement by the Board.
Lawyers and doctors, teachers and pupils, employers and employees, men and women alike, no matter how deeply engrossed in their individual affairs, have sacri- ficed their personal interests and with genuine patriotic eagerness have devoted their time and labor to the work which, if required in a different cause, would have been irksome drudgery. The truly wonderful willingness with which the entire country adopted the Selective Service Law, has been emphasized in this city, not only by the fine spirit shown by the drafted. men, and by the loyal and painstaking work of the employees of the Board, but especially by the alacrity of our fellow citizens in giving their services day after day and night after night in order to make the draft an amazing success.
The report on the Local Board for the City of New- ton, recently made to the Adjutant General of Massa- chusetts by the Government Inspector, commending the work of the Board, states that "ideal conditions surround this Board." This can only mean that the satisfactory result of the Board's labors are due to the unstinted assistance of the groups of Newton men and woman who have always been at hand and have borne a large share of the burden.
WILLIAM F. BACON GEORGE L. WEST
LEVERETT D. G. BENTLEY
FIRST DRAFT
To report at Ayer, Mass., September 5th, 1917 Chadd, Ernest John Dunn, John William
Assigned to Company K, 302 Infantry.
To report at Ayer, Mass., September 6th, 1917
Wilbur, Charles A., Jr. Martin, Francis James Assigned to Company K, 302 Infantry.
To report at Ayer, Mass., September 7th, 1917
Trackman, Harry
Hughes, Frederick Henry
Assigned to Company K, 302 Infantry.
To report at Ayer, Mass., September 21st, 1917 Nagle, Arthur R.
Mead, Timothy Joseph
McCarthy, Frank Frederick
Tierney, John Patrick
McCarthy, Joseph John
Tedstone, Walter
Cronin, Dennis Michael
Hawkins, Frederick Albert
Whidden, Robert Avery
Loughlin, John Francis
White, Leon Leslie Carley, Elwood Merrill
Gaffney, James Joseph
* Fitzgerald, Hammond
DeRubeis, Louis Cramp, Henry Joseph
Monaghan, Patrick
Howley, John
O'Brien, Thomas J.
Hughes, James B.
Kyte, George Joseph
* Roleau, George F.
Stanton, Martin F.
Sikes, Raymond
Linnehan, James M.
Keller, Harrison
Cummings, Thomas Michael
Barrio, Atkins Snow
Higgins, Thos. Edward F.
* Curley, Thomas F.
Eriksson, Victor Carl
WVille. Stewart
Morss, Philip Reed
O'Neil, Edward
Fleming, Patrick Edward
Hurley. John Francis
Duff, John Clarence
Baroldo, Salvatore
Noble, Roy William
Marchion, Alberto
* Degnan, Patrick Joseph Caruso, Pasquale
* Comick, Thomas Joseph Harrington, Walter Wm.
Donahue, Fred Joseph * Pease, John Benjamin
Chambers, Herbert Samuel
Lamson, Daniel Reed
* Taylor, Francis
Durkee, Gordon A.
* Rejected at Camp Devens.
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Mahoney, John Joseph
Neville, Bernard Francis AIcFaden, Edward L.
Clark, Ernest Morton Flickox, Elmer B.
Brayman, Charles Edward * Patchett, Clement Moan, Edward Koenig, Max Henry
Earle, William Edward Haskell, Clarence Murry
Assigned to Division No. 5, 301st F. A.
To report at Yaphank, New York, October 10th, 1917 Ruane, John Michael Trans. Entrainment to Yaphank, New York.
To report at Ayer, Mass., October 5th, 1917
Atwood, Paul Woodman
Hopwood, Wm. Raymond Bicknell, Eliot
Le Blanc, Placide
Plant, Roger Edward
Leggee, Cyrus Elmer Curley, John James
Carey, Wm. Herbert Coakley, Michael R.
Castagnino, Guiseppe Goodman, Joseph Hyman
Bedard, John Lawrence Stringillo, John
Smith, Geo. Wellington
* Chappelle, John Henry Stockdale, Harold Cecil
Thompson, Herbert G.
Mulvihill, Albert Francis Whalen, William Francis
Petuto, Luciano Walfenden, George
Kelly, John Francis * Clark, Frank Young
Dwyer, James Stephen
Meigs, George Reed
Hannan, John W. Parker, William Henry
Henneberry, Louis Antony
Libbey, Edgar Emery
O'Donnell, William James Ross, John Hughey
Webster, Percy S.
Daley, Eugene Jos.
McNamara, Richard A.
Bonney, Chester Edward
Hinds, Clifford Weston
Guzzi, Peter
Woodbridge, Philip Dudley
Sammon, Michael
Daly, Michael Francis
Garabian, Avak
Bancroft, Winthrop
Gilbert, Leslie Ellison
Wall, Leonard T.
Gorman, William A.
Higgins, John Joseph
Warren, Herbert M.
Gaudet, Dennis
Waters, Paul A.
Assigned to 5th Additional Co., 9th Battalion, Depot Brigade, 76th Division.
To report at Ayer, Mass., November 22nd, 1917
Bell, Edward H., Jr. Smith, James Earle
Ridge, Joseph John Guzzi, Rosario
Palladino, Vito Belisle, Horace
Murphy, Joseph Leo Quinn, Michael J.,
Stata, Calvin John Sadler, Lionel James
Carter, Philip Walker Holmes, Robert Jameson
Mack, Alvin Daniel
Assigned to 32nd Co., 8th Battalion, 151st Depot Brigade.
SECOND DRAFT
To report at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., March 21st, 1918 MacLellan, Donald J. Devlin, James Joseph
Carvelli, Vincenzo Hay, Alan Mortimer
Wallace, William P. MacBride, Frederick P.
Gammons, Herbert
Ciolfi, Salvatore
Lamont, Malcoln Aberdeen Treacy, Edward Melia, James William
Capstick, Richard Borton
Nodes, John Anthony
Coughlin, Bernard V.
Chase, Llewellyn Ralph
Eustis, Francis Henry
McIsaac, James D. A.
Bryson, Thomas F. Mills, Charles Drummond
Curtin, George Abbot
Coakley, Andrew B.
Deating, Joseph Adelino, Alfredo Gleason, James Augustine
Sturtevant, Clarence E. Muther, Herbert Carl Niles, David Sands
Watson, Maurice F. Barthelmes, John H.
Viets, Gardiner Tufts Fisher, Wallace
Griffin, John Francis
Jones, Clarence T. Zitzo, Frank
Sartini, Adolfo Harris, Edward D.
Scarlett, John
Corsetti, Guiseppe
Assigned to 4th Co., 1st Battalion, 151st Depot Brigade.
To report at Wentworth Institute, May 1st, 1918 Dunn, James F. Giles, Harold B.
Cobbett, Howard Linwood Assigned to Infantry.
To report at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., April 27th, 1918 Shepard, Lorenzo A. Merchant, Herbert Arthur Langevin, Alfred Theodore Dunbar, Willis Washington
Johnson, Carl John Clarke, Richard Francis
Palamountain, Paul B.
Leary, Henry Thomas
Sherman, Leighton Reed
Nolan, John Francis
Payne, Fabyan L.
Oldham, Charles Leonard
Cote, Joseph Alfred
Whelan, James Francis
Tedstone, Thomas Edward Babbin, John
Standish, Myles
Marchand, Joseph F.
Patterson, Norman Irving
Troy, John Joseph
Cornish, Raymond Manford Boyers, Leonard Stephen
Bower, Leroy
Fortto, Guiseppe
Pannella, Salvatore
Drew, Edward Joseph
Gallagher, Bernard L.
Fechette, Alfred
Piette, Alphonso
Collins, Charles Azel
Joyal, Alde V.
Sebastian, Zuma
Wilson, Harold Edward
Rosario, Vona
Armstrong, Robert J.
Foran, John Ignatius
Goulding, Patrick Joseph
Leone, Saya
Dwinal, Ray Winslow
Harrington, Michael F.
Coleman, James Edward
Jones, Tony J.
Newcomb, Harold Judson
Farquhason, William
Rome, Harold Francis
Delaney, Joseph Aloysius Sheehy, Ambrose J.
Jensen, Carl John
Keane, John Francis
Tacconi, Salvatore
Mahoney, John Joseph Duffy, Henry Gratton
Kiley, Maurice Waters, Patrick
Creamer, Augustine V. Hatch, Charles Usher
Gorman, James Francis Strum, Roger Malcolm
Smith, Frank M. A. Page, Perry Nathaniel
Assigned to 16th Co., 4th Tr. Bn., 151st Depot Brigade.
To report at Fort Slocum, New Rochelle, N. Y., May 10th, 1918
Pickersgill, Ernest W.
Shuman, Abraham
Kane, Hugh Francis Assigned to Medical Corps.
To report at Fort Slocum, New Rochelle, N. Y., May 10th, 1918 Onanion, Arakel
Brosnahan, William E.
Kelley, Thomas Richard Hammond, Vernando Mead
Taylor, Arthur Dickie Fabrizi, Pasquale
Silvagni, Michele Loughlin, Edward Joseph
Barry, Clarence W. Brown, Harold Hobbs
Quaranta, Leonardo
Conrad. Letson, Gilson
Antonelli, Tony Picariello, Louis
Scribner, Daniel W.
Kelley, Thomas, Jr.
Assigned to Medical Corps.
To report at Fort Slocum, New Rochelle, N. Y., May 17th, 1918
Klufts, Adolph J.
Brosnahan, John
Assigned to Medical Corps.
To report at Fort Warren, Boston, Mass., June 5th, 1918 Hemenway. Russell G. Assigned to C. A. R. C.
To report at Washington Barracks, Washington D. C., June 3rd, 1918
Stanley, Raymond Walker Assigned to Engineers.
To report at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, May 29th, 1918 De Witt, Ray
To report at Fort Slocum, New Rochelle, N. Y., June 3rd, 1918
Blaisdell, Roland Whipple Assigned to Medical Corps.
Chisholm, Samuel J. Riley, Thomas Augustus
Wilkins, Warde Zuachero, Ordovino
Flanders, Alvan R.
Kelley, George E.
Casey, Martin Tornabene, Antonio
Treddin, James Lawrence
Murphy, Dennis Alphonso
Murphy, Lawrence R. * Simpkins, Frederick * Hamel, Leslie Atkinson Costigan, James Edward Gardner, Frederick R.
Brennick, Michael
Bennett, John Arthur
Boudreau, Alexander Constantino, Corsi Young, Alfred John Aquilino, Michele
Farrell, Joseph B.
Smith, Harold Raymond
Hyslop, Harrison
Hendrick, James Augustine
Smith, William E.
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To report at Fort Slocum, New Rochelle, N. Y. Crosby, Gordon Eugene Brennan, John Mahoney, D. Lawrence
Skelton, Lawrence D. A.
Mulhern, James Alfred Cooney, Patrick John Brien, Louis Proia, Enrico Gentile, Antonio
Purcell, Ernest F.
Thompson, Edward F. Murphy, Walter Francis
Chisholm, John Alexander Stychynsky, Anthony
Sullivan, James Joseph
Connolly, James Zummo, Gaetane
Williams, George F.
June 15th, 1918
Wolfield, Wilbert Bowen, Ralph J. Alexander, Fred C.
Dowd, John Assigned to Infantry.
To report at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., May 29th, 1918 Regan, William
Assigned to 301st Field Signal Battalion, Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass.
To report at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., July 1st, 1918 Dunn, James Francis
Assigned to Camp Devens.
To report at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., June 30th, 1918 Cavaretta, Salvatore
To report at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., June 24th, 1918 Dunlevy, Francis J. Cole, Harold Way
Kelly. John Michael Roche, Thomas Patrick
Gill, Fletcher L. Walsh, Patrick John
Bremer, Harry Gilday, William Peter
Kallianiete, Antonio Sprague, William A.
Pizir, Bazell
McGill, Edwin Perry
Grasse, Giacome Brosnahan, Peter Ambrose
Leary, John Francis Gizzi. Dominic Del
McGrath, John J. Casey, John
Mclaughlin, Bernard E. Napolitina, Joseph
Fitzgerald, Joseph T. Hunt, Percy Milton Faraca, Guiseppe
To report at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., June 22nd, 1918 Podzuinas, Joseph
To report at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., July 5th, 1918 Cassidy, Patrick
Assigned to Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass.
To report at Camp Dix, New Jersey, June 26th, 1918 Prendergast, James W. Ventrudo, Lorenzo
Bennett, Clifford Arthur Fraini, Innocente Babbin, Simon Walter O'Leary, Timothy E.
Riche, Domenico Reynolds, Joseph A.
Wiswall, Charles Hardy
Angelone, Agopito
Springham, Harry F. Hart, Frank L.
Johnson, Joseph Albert Bisson, Camille Dexter
Marchant, William A. Costigan, William Joseph
Noyes, Lee Llewellyn
Merrill, George Edward, Jr. Morizio, Vincenzo
Tompaschi, Guiseppe
Chandler, Wallace
Cucchi, Lorteto
Maurice, Joseph Albert
Armstrong, Abel John
McDermott, James Edward
Morrigan, John Joseph
MacPherson, William H.
Godino, Tomasco
Lombardi, Nicholas
Hyslop, Norman William
Allevo, Giacomo
Hargedon, John Andrew McCarthy, Dennis Joseph Quinlan, John Edward
Cugini. Carlo
Taranta, Angelo
Murray, Edmand John
Garadedian, Kevork
To report at Camp Dix, New York, July 25th, 1918 Coletti, Cesidio
Martin, Thomas Bernard Mulhern, Joseph Bernard
Assigned to Mineola, L. I.
To report at Camp Holabird, Baltimore, Md., June 10th, 1918 Prendergast, Charles Andrew
To report at Fort Slocum, New Rochelle, N. Y., July 1st, 1918
Trumble, Arthur Herbert Assigned to Medical Corps.
To report at Wentworth Institute, Boston, Mass.,
Delaney, William F. McMahon, Edward Sullivan, Timothy Patterson, Robert G.
Keefe, John Joseph
Fraser, Daniel Seymour
Reid, Fred Robson
Sheridan, Hugh Bernard
Mulligan, Thomas F.
Hanron, Thomas Francis
Nally, John Francis
Damico, Charles
Proia, Sessio
Vogel, Oscar John
Rowding, Sidney Arnold
Cannon, William Francis
Bentley, John Melvin
Smith, James William
Pinkham, George Lewis
Schiavone, Donato
Eden, Ernest Augustus
Hanney, Thomas Michael Toricano, Antonio Antonelli, Pasquale
O'Neil, Charles Lawrence
Gannon, William L.
Chappelle, George F.
Sullivan, Morris S.
Landry, Abraham
Pittorino, Angelo
McAllister, Donald
Ryan, Charles S.
Avantaggio, Frank Oliver
Dargon, James F.
Murphy, William Francis
Kyte, John R.
Lopas, John
Brothers, Charles F.
Mellor, Hugh
Flynn, Edward
O'Driscoll, Daniel D.
Diego, Flacone
Duncan, Robert Burns
Carmani, Agostino
Graves, Carl Blanchard
Frechette. Theodore Louis
Bocci, Gennaro
Johnson, Perry
Richards, Frederick McNaughton, Bert
Barber, Charles Phillips Mulcahy, John Edward
Tambascio, Nicholas Irving, John Sherman
Assigned to Medical Corps.
To report at Newton High School, Newtonville, Mass.
Bruner, Mayall
Assigned to Q. M. C.
To report at Camp Upton, Yaphank, N. Y., May 27th, 1918 Stuart, Joseph F. Caruso, Ceserio
Daigneau, Paul Roland Murphy, James F.
Rogers, Charles L. Jellison, George W.
C'atoio, Donato Fitzgerald. Thomas A.
Tornabene, Michele Cameron, Allan Angus
Meade, George
Kilbian, Setrac
Kelly, Patrick Cornish, Thomas Tocci, Antonio Collier, Albert F.
Deloffi, Agostino Smith, George
Shinnick, William F. O'Brien, Walter A., Jr.
Keegan, Joseph Charles
Powell, John Cedric
Vertuca. Salvatore Cox. Francis J.
Riley, Joseph Thomas
Harris, Gilbert Munday
MacIntosh, Alexander F. Hurry, Arthur Joseph
DeNucci, Giovanni Davis. Newell Edgar
MeIsaac, Eauchlin N. Stuart, Walter Harding
Assigned to F. A. R. C.
To report at Newton High School, Newtonville, Mass. June 15th, 1918
Marcell, Chester Malaney. Lawrence John Hackett, John Edward Murray, Harold Aloysius
McNamara, Daniel Francis Simpkins, Walter Clarence Assigned to Infantry, R. C.
To report at Hazelhurst Field, Mineola, L. I., N. Y., Ernst, Frederick S. June 29th, 1918
Swanberg, Raymond C. Priolo, John Assigned to Infantry.
Carrigan, Philip
Carter, Russell Orville
Yarossi, Pasquale Stanton, Malcolm
Doucett, Ira Lee
Dunphy, William Travers
Waters, Thomas M., Jr. Pignatelli, Ferdinando
Robinson, Ashley Q.
Carling. Albert Sigurd
Cimitta, Angelo Mario
Laraway, William Frank Vincenzo, Frank McPhee, Henry Alexander
Maguire. Hallett Eaton Treacy, Martin Morrison, Herman David
Frechette. Aime John B. Assigned to Infantry.
Poultney, Robert
Murray, William Henry
Neagle, George Eldred
Brown, Frank James
Harrington, Joseph DeFrancesco, John
Pearce, Charles Sprague Melker. Charles J. Foley, Dennis John
Cedrone, Nicola Cornish, Donald Owen
Weston, Howard F.
Gigliotti, Antonio
Rees. Alfred Vincent
Minghetti, Vincent
Duddy, John
Nicolazzo, Santo
Florida, May 31st, 1918
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To report at Fort Slocum, N. Y., July 30th, 1918 Mc Mullin, Duncan Seymour Assigned to Infantry.
To report at Brown University, Providence, R. I., August 1st, 1918 Murphy, Richard Henry, Jr. Assigned to Infantry.
To report at Franklin University, August 15th, 1918 Battey, Harry Earl Assigned to Infantry.
To report at 7th & B Streets, N. W., Washington, D. C., August 14th, 1918
Gore, John
Assigned to Engineers.
To report at New York State College for Teachers, August 9th, 1918 Bryson, Charles Henry (1918)
Assigned to Infantry.
To report at Camp Devens, Mass., June 24th, 1918 Southwick, Francis Bailey Cotoia, Donato
Lewis, William Arthur Dwyer, Thomas Leo
Harris, Horatio Ottoviano, John
Melleny, Lawrence Joseph
Assigned to Camp Devens.
To report at Franklin Institute, Boston, Mass., September 1, 1918
Gallivan, William John Assigned to Infantry.
To report at Syracuse Recruit Camp, Syracuse, New York, August 5th, 1918
Coutts, James Cox, Marshall Walter Conlon, James Henry
O'Neil, Thomas J.
Cahill, Frederick A. Assigned to A. G. N. A.
To report at Camp Jackson, Columbis, South Carolina, August 28th, 1918
Joyce, Herbert Francis Vespa, Frank
Hoffman, Harry Horace Stroffolino, Alfonso Maria
Bibbo, Nicola Tonio Forte, Giovanni M.
Quinlan, Martin, Jr. Beebe, Walter D.
Craig, Adam Watters Thompson, Frederick J.
Shepardson, Harold L. McGrath, Mathias A.
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