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27. Hans Hansen, injured at the Bonhamtown ter- minal yesterday, dies.
MARCH, 1918.
1. Transport of 65 army trucks passes through city on the way to Baltimore, loaded with gov- ernment supplies.
2. Lieutenant Arthur S. Carpender, of George street, has been made Lieutenant Commander for special service in the Navy. County Fuel Administrator Charles A. McCormick announces that coal dealers will not be allowed to look orders for future delivery until a distribution plan can be arranged.
6. Twenty-two local men leave for Camp Green- One hundred fifty-eight
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leaf, Ga., completing quota of 367 from New Brunswick.
12. Wright-Martin Aircraft Company petition City Commission for an overhead foot-bridge across the P. R. R. tracks at Sandford street. Prose- cutor Joseph E. Stricker announces that anti- loafing law is strictly enforced in this county. Mayor Edward Farrington is chosen head of the Patriotic Force of New Brunswick.
19. Charles A. McCormick, treasurer of Johnson and Johnson's, is given leave of absence to accept a government position on April 1st.
24. News of the death of George H. Stokes, private at Camp Oglethorp, Ga., is received here, the first local soldier to die in service.
Local and South Amboy companies are inspected by Major Borden at Buccleuch Park. Service Flag with 64 stars is unveiled in Highland Park. County Medical Board examines 225 registrants referred by the board of physicians and accept about half of them. Former Judge J. Kearney Rice of local exemption board receives copies of the new law making the eviction of soldiers dependents for non-payment of rent a prison offense. Plans for the distribution of coal this summer are made at a meeting of the munici- pal and county administrators held here.
27. Thirty-fifth Regiment, U. S. Engineers en route from Philadelphia to New York, with 136 motor trucks and numerous motor cars pass through city. Sheriff Anderson confers with police heads of county regarding enforcing anti- loafing laws. Flag raising exercises are held at Bonhamtown ordnance depot.
31. Service flag at Second Reformer Church with 20 stars, is dedicated with appropriate exercises.
APRIL, 1918.
3. Fifty-five more local men leave for Camp Dix as members of the selective army.
4. Charles Henry, local soldier in France, is re- ported badly wounded.
7. Service flage is dedicated at First Presbyterian Church by Rev. W. W. Knox. Co. E of this city participates in review of Third Battalion of New Jersey State Militia at Lakewood.
8. Russell E. Watson succeeds Charles McCormick as County Fuel Administrator.
14. Liberty Loan drive opens with big mass meet- ing at Opera House.
20. City oversubscribes Liberty Loan quota $303,- 250. Mayor Farrington sets May 1 as New Brunswick Day at Camp Dix.
21. Local subscriptions for Liberty Loan reach $1,- 834,050, which is $329,000 over quota. Parents of Charles Henry, of 85 Church street, are ad- vised that he was killed in service in France on April 8.
23. Captain Bigelow, son of Major and Mrs. Bige- low of Highland Park, was killed in action in
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THE WORLD WAR
France on July 23rd, according to advices just received. City's Liberty Loan honor flag was presented to James W. Johnson, chairman of the third Liberty Loan campaign, who in turn presented it to Mayor Farrington who will have it fly from the flagstaff at Monument Triangle.
24. Fuel Administrator Russell E. Watson an- nounces that lightless nights will be discon- tinued until September 1.
29. Fuel Administrator Russell E. Watson, finding four tons of coal in the cellar of the house oc- cupied by S. Greenblat at 81 Carman street, has it removed at the latter's expense.
MAY, 1918.
1. Five hundred people from New Brunswick and Highland Park go to Camp Dix to celebrate New Brunswick Day there.
5. Service flag with 33 stars is dedicated by New Brunswick Aerie of Eagles at special exercises held in their rooms.
8. Local Home Guards organize band of 25 pieces with Eugene Ross as leader.
15. Board of Trade protests against sales of Ger- man papers.
19. Amelia Bingham raises $6,473 at Opera House for Red Cross.
221. Twenty-one hotels and other licensed places closed within the five mile limit of Camp Raritan.
JUNE, 1918.
5. Two hundred and forty-five men who have be- come of age since June 5, 1917, register.
7. Coal shortage for the city, 15,000 tons.
14. Sergent Garret Finnigan reported seriously wounded in France.
17. Rev. Frederick Halloron, of the Sacred Heart Church, enlists and goes to France as chaplain.
20. Thomas Mettler succeeds Charles A. McCor- mick as County Food Administrator; $62,271.58 subscribed to Second Red Cross Fund.
24. Lieut. Joseph Corso died.
25. Captain James B. Scarr killed in Farnce.
27. Holmes Marshall reported killed.
JULY, 1918.
2. Anable properly secluded as headquarters for soldiers by War Camp Community Service.
3. Co. H arrive overseas.
4. "Loyalty Day" parade.
9-11. Draftees leave for Camp Humphries.
10. Detectives arrest 49 slackers at work at Camp Raritan.
11. Sherman Conklin, of Rutgers College, killed in France.
12. Private Otto Beyer awarded Croix de Guerre.
14. Forty-one slackers arrested among the workers at Camp Raritan.
18. Six Mineola aviators stalled at Buccleuch Park.
19. Camp Raritan supplies trucks to take soldiers back and forth from town to Camp.
22. Government buys land to build houses for war workers. Police round-up 51 slackers.
24. Nine men leave for Camp Dix.
26. Lieut. Commander Arthur Carpender, receives a destinguished service medal from King George of England.
29. Eugene P. Darraow named to have charge of the local branche of U. S. Employment Service.
30. Ten men leave for Syracuse.
AUGUST, 1918.
2. Dr. James P. Schureman called to the colors and reported for duty in Virginia. Eight colored men leave for Camp Dix.
5. Thirty-four men leave for Camp. Explosion at Oliver Loading Co.
6. Street lights are reduced 40 per cent. to comply with lightless nights order.
11. Military funeral of George McGee, killed in aeroplane accident.
16. Michlen Tire Co. makes gas masks.
22. Brigadier General William Weigel is made Major General.
23. Five colored men leave for Camp Dix.
SEPTEMBER, 1918.
1. First "Gasless Sunday." The running of auto- mobiles suspended for the conservation of gaso- line. +
2. Over 2,000 persons participate in Labor Day parade. Machinists' Union presents ambulance to government.
3. Twenty-one men leave for Camp Dix.
5. Fifty-four men leave for Camp Humphries.
10. Registrars to enroll draft men on September 12th take oath of office.
12. Five thousand, four hundred and thirty-three men registered for draft.
16. Government to build 193 houses for war workers.
27. Sergeant George Meirose cited for bravery.
30. Camp Raritan placed under quarantine on ac- count of influenza.
OCTOBER, 1918.
1. Lieutenant Jay Pollins, member of the Royal Flying Corps, who formerly lived on Georges Road, is reported killed in action in France.
4. All public assemblies closed in effort to check influenza. Shell loading plant of T. A. Gillespie Co. at Morgan, is wiped out by explosions and fire.
5. Refugees from Morgan pour into city. War de- partment at Washington "roasts" housing con- ditions in city.
6. Fuel supply in local schools reported to be in- adequate for winter. Refugees from Morgan continue to come to city. Influenza death rate increases.
7. Wright-Martin Co. offers to assist city finan- cially in paving Jersey avenue. Hospitals are crowded with influenza victims.
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NEW BRUNSWICK
8. Canvassers start campaign for Fourth Liberty Loan Drive. Saloon keeper disobeys order of closing public places and is reported to authori- ties.
9. Captains Towle and Walker lose life in fire at Colonia Hospital. Forty bodies recovered from ruins at Gillespie plant at Morgan.
10. Million dollar mark passed in Liberty Loan drive. Rent profiteering being investigated in city. Authorities may open isolation hospital for influenza cases.
11. One hundred persons respond to call of War Labor Board for help at Wright-Martin plant. City churches to remain closed until further notice beacuse of influenza epidemic. Ex-Mayor George Viehman dies.
12. Home Guards offer to work at Wright-Martin if needed.
13. Churches closed on account of Spanish Influenza in city. Funerals held for first time in city on Sunday.
14. Prosecutor Striker announces that he will in- vestigate the recent explosion at Morgan. Iso- lation Hospital opened for victims of Spanish Influenza in city.
16. Fifteen inmates of county workhouse volunteer to dig graves for burial of epidemic victims.
17. P. J. Young wins first prize and John P. Wall second in Liberty Loan display contest.
23. Call is issued for help in local war industries. Local undertakers report shortage of caskets due to influenza epidemic. Private Tallman, of Highland Park, reported prisoner in a German camp.
25. Government will build 200 more houses for war workers in city.
NOVEMBER, 1918.
7. City celebrates premature report of signing of peace armistice.
10. Wililam Reed receives word that his son, Lieu- tenant Charles Reed, has been wounded in ac- tion.
11. City celebrates confirmed news of peace in en- thusiastic manner. Rutgers S. A. T. C. men
raid Socialist headquarters on French street and carry off red flags.
15. Seven cent fare goes into effect on all trolely lines in county. Fewer cases of influenza re- ported.
20. Mayor Farrington calls meeting to take up mat- ter of selecting suitable memorial for soldiers anad sailors of city.
21. Arthur Gowen reported killed in France. Social- ist flags displayed at Stelton ordered taken down by authorities.
24. Word is received that Lieutenant Richard Smith of Company H, National Guard, has been ap- pointed captain of that company.
30. Telegram from Washington reports no severe casualties in Co. H during recent battles in France.
DECEMBER, 1918.
1. First snowfall of season. Service flag with 52 stars dedicated at Livingston Avenue Baptist Church.
6. Lieutenant A. S. Carpender, commander of the convoy Radford, will accompany President Wil- son across the Atlantic.
7. Letters received by relatives tell of Brigadier General Joseph C. Castner being gassed by enemy shells.
9. Night shift at Wright-Martin plant eliminated, affecting 500 men.
12. William Kibbe, Jr., arriving from France, is taken to Brooklyn Navy Yard Hospital.
16. Mayor Farrington dies in Newark hospital.
25. Christmas was a day of cheer throughout the city at the hospitals, orphan homes, canteen. The soldiers at the Colonia base hospital and at Camp Raritan were made happy by many kind friends. A big crowd sang about the Com- munity Christmas tree in Court House Square.
30. Mayor-elect John J. Morrison announces he will name a committee of five from Soldiers' Fare- well and Welfare Committee to select committee of 100 to arrange for celebration in honor of New Brunswick's war heroes.
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COMMISSIONED OFFICERS OF CO. H, 113TH U. S. I.
Lieut. Lamp Lieut. Burr. Capt. Smith Lieut. Rob.
KITCHEN SQUAD OF CO. H, 113TH U. S. I.
RED CROSS MARCHING THROUGH ARCH AT LIVINGSTON AVE- NUE AND GEORGE STREET, ON THE OCCASION OF THE WELCOME HOME PARADE.
IN THE WORLD WAR
Business Men Who Financed
The Big Advertising Campaigns
During the war it was necessary to do extensive advertising of the various drives, the expense of which was paid for by the following business men of New Brunswick:
Tepper Bros.
Schussler's
H. B. Zimmerman
New Jersey Food Co.
Strand Shoe Shop
S. Slonim
P. J. Young Dry Goods Co.
Skourlas & Angelides
J. E. Clayton
W. R. Reed
G. H. Bissett
James Van Dyk Co.
Houghton & Strauss
0. O. Stillman
American Food Co.
M. Levinston
W. E. Mount
S. S. Cohen
Wolfson & Sons
Morris Fischler
Imperial Tea Co., Inc.
The Fashion Shop
Joseph Snyder
M. J. Lowenstein Theo. Cohn
Albert Weinraub
Jefferies Tire Depot
John Clark, Florist
H. C. F. Randolph
M. Wallach
Gallagher's Millinery
R. Montalvo, Jr.
Klein Bros.
Globe Furniture Co.
Miller Hat Shop
James Hat Co.
Posner's
Mueller & New Bruns
Jacobs Bros.
The Remnant Shop
H. Talley & Co.
United Motor Service Co.
Hirsh's Millinery
John P. Wall
John J. Monigan
Bon Ton Edwin R. Van Pelt
Sam Bears
Marks Bros. Howley Bros.
Archer's Shoe Store
W. H. Mansfield
Strong Hardware Co.
Howell Lumber Co.
New York Beef Co.
United Cigar Stores Co.
Jet White Laundry
Charles Paulus
Hanover Shoe (Sheppard & Meyers)
Vogel's Shoe Store Hub Store
Alprin & Miller Raritan Coal Co.
MESS SERGT. RAYMOND WHITE HAS A SCRAP WITH THE COOK
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L. H. Hoagland
Christie Press
The Boston Shoe Store
Michaelis Millinery
A. V. Harding Sons
Lyons & Parker
Wagner Meat Market Co. National Beef Co.
National Dairy Co.
Hartman
E. Intemann
Drake Bros.
NEW BRUNSWICK
"Milt" Preger giving General Pershing the once over.
Harold Potter Takes a Little
Exercise
BANKS
OFTHE
OLD
PARTAIN
ON THE
Watts, Haney and Prentiss celebrate the 18th Amendment
OOH, LA LA - MERCI, M'SIEUR !
BON ANNEE.
/WHOA. LACY !
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Harry and George Spille, A. W. O. L. in Dijon, General Orders
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Come Severus
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Bill McCloskey and Harry Richardson "limbering up."
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Just Sew-Sew With Chas. Carpender
Lieut. "Put" Atkinson out for a stroll.
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Lieut. Ernest DeWald drops in and has lunch with his old friend, in the Swiss Legation.
Eddie Hayes al- ways rolled his own.
NEW BRUNSWICK HONOR ROLL
Died In the Service
Brudish, Michael Bush, Gustav Brokaw, Chester J. Beech, William F. Blumig, Charles Berrue, Harold L. Beyers, William J. Campbell, Harry L. Canzonier, Vincent J. Croker, Arthur Cadmus, Theodore Corso, Lieut. Joseph Donofrio, Antonio De Chard, Warren Donohue, Charles
Deakyne, Irving H. Damiano, Anthony Dermitakis, Emanuel Edling, Theodore Frey, Harry C. Fitzpatrick, James C. Flemming, Frank R. Grant, William Griggs, William W.
Grady, Vivian G.
Gowen, Arthur L.
Grears, John C.
Green, John A.
Greaves, John C.
Gianarakis Nicholas
Garifalakis, James Grunbacher, Edward Guscat, Angus Henry, Charles
Hampton, William C. Himmler, John G.
Hoffman, Daniel R. Iago, Edward J.
Jacobinsky, Stephen Kilmer, Joyce Kazel, Nicholas
Kohler, Louis Lancaster, Grover J. Leach, Willard J.
Lyons, Thomas
McCourt, Edward MacGee, George McCool, Patrick J.
Mackim, Antonio Marshall, Maxwell H. Mattern, Lieut. Henry Meyers, James I. Peck, Ernest Perry, Spencer Pollins, Lieut. Jay Paulidges, Athanasseos
Rasickis, Anthony Ross, J. Ernest
Robbins, Archie Reid, James R. Rudnitzky, Joseph H. Schau, Otto Schork, George Schrober, Frank A. Stokes, George H. Sterling, Charles G. Troiano, Peter Tarka, Mike
Trohalidis, Kastos
Voorhees, Harry Wood, George H. Worthge, George
Commissioned Officers
MAJOR-GENERAL William Weigel
BRIGADIER GENERAL Joseph C. Castner
CHAPLAIN Rev. Frederick J. Halloran
Edmund W. Billetdoux William J. Condon, M. D. Floyd E. Chedister Leo M. Daly Harold S. Flanagan, D.D.S. Alexander Gruessner, M.D. J. Bayard Kirkpatrick
CAPTAINS
Robert A. Lufburrow
Herbert W. Nafey, M. D.
Raymond S. Paterson
Ralph N. Perlee
Robert W. Pettit, M. D.
Charles H. Reed
Vivian C. Ross Richard A. Smith Charles F. Seibert William B. Twiss William P. White Ralph P. White
FIRST LIEUTENANTS
Frank S. Atkinson
Charles S. Appleby George F. Bullock Harold S. Best Thomas F. Byrne Ernest T. Dewald
Wallace T. Eakins Edwin Florance Charles R. Gildersleeve Edward S. Hoe, Jr.
Walter Jones
P. Klemmer Kalteissen
Roy E. Kitchenmeister
John F. McGovern, Jr., M.D.
Wm. H. McCallum
Neil McDougal
George W. C. McCarter
George H. Martin
William H. Martin
C. F. Merrill, M. D. Thorlow C. Nelson Grenville Ward Parkin
Bertram B. Smith, D.D.S. James P. Schureman, M. D. Theodore Strong Leonard S. Webb Pennington H. Way George H. Whisler
SECOND LIEUTENANTS
Lauren S. Archibald Phillip H. Benz
Henry C. Berg
Russell J. Bergen
Joseph R. Costa Joseph Corso Percy Cunnis Holms V. M. Dennis, 3rd Harry Edgar Joseph H. Edgar Adrian Fisher
Ralph Heidingsfeld Frederick T. Hamer John H. Hoagland
J. Bertram Howell
Roy R. Hawthorn Peter Hoe
Edward S. Ingham
Everett W. Jackson
George E. Jones Cornelius V. S. Knox
Warren D. McCloskey Joseph V. McGovern Henry Mattern Frank M. Meyerand
Jay Pollins Miles Ross Franklin M. Ritchie
George H. Roeder John R. Riker Ralph Solomon John Schurr Philip H. Stacy Wm. H. Stang Lansing P. Shields Monroe W. Taylor Rushworth Van Sickle Paul Walrath Walter K. Wood William L. Woelz Paul H. Wayke Charles L. Walker
Navy
LIEUTENANT-COMMANDER
Arthur Carpender
Frank J. Daly
William Nicholas
LIEUTENANTS
Craig Denman
Cornelius N. Conover
John A. Dunagan
ENSIGNS
Charles H. Englehard Allen F. Conger William L. Strong, Jr. Wm. Carpender
John C. Conger Lawrence Gillam
J. Seward Johnson Nicholas G. Rutgers, Jr.
RED CROSS COMMISSIONER
John H. Logan
LIBRARIAN Gu rge A. Osborn
RED CROSS NURSES
Katherine Hannan Sally Parker Veronica Wahler Clara Sprague
Norman Derr Ella Kearney Celia Jacobs Marion Mckinney
Jessie Walker Katherine Maley Evelyn B. Taylor Miss McLally
Service Men
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Willis Ackerman Henry J. Acker Oscar B. Ahern Joseph Anderson Harry L. Applegate Edward Amon Chas. J. Anderson Frank Acker
Perry H. Atwood
Edward Amon
Harko Antoniczuk H. Vernon Aspinall Joseph Antonale Garret Ayers Thaddeus A. Anzolut Stephen C. Austin
Oliver Askins
Albert Auten, Jr.
James R. Alexander
Pasquale Amato
Max Albert George S. Anton
Paul Adams
Carmelo Arcuri
Willian Allen
Fred Van Arsdale
Steve Artemis
Walter H. Atherley
William Albert
Emanuel Apostalakis
Nathan E. Allen
Augustus H. Akerstrom
Clarence L. Adams
William J. Bates
Amil F. Brinker
William Boschong
George L. Burt
Edward L. Breen
Edward F. Bull
Roy Brower
Wm. J. Beyer
Karl Binko Bolan Boira
James Breece
Charles D. Brower
Joseph Barry Philip Burg
Thomas F. Baker Otto J. Beyers
Hugh St. L. Booth
James V. Brady
Robert V. Butler
Philip Bass George L. Broffe
Robert Brown
John V. Breazele Frederick S. Barny
Raymond E. Bennett
Frederick H. Boetcher Arthur Buckalew Carl J. Buckelew Chester E. Breece Frank L. Biekwith Philip H. Breece Edward A. Buckelew James A. Bates Edward T. Booream
Nathan Becker Fred bergen James H. Bruse Russell . E. Bollman Raymond Beaucage Watson Boudinot James Baschong Edward Bull George Burke Irving D. Buttler Edwin D. Boyce George L. Burt
Clarence Bailey Walter Barnes Clarence E. Buckalew Frank R. Boudinot Waseley Baigchuk Robert Bradley George A. Bowen William F. Breece Stephen H. Blaner Steve Bodner Russell Britton
Edward T. Boorman Clark A. Butterworth
C Alexander J. Campbell Edward J. Crane Charles Coopley John Crowley Joseph M. Collins Tony Chakomsky John L. Copeland Christopher Chittick Tony Consalvo Frank Carter Karl Christensen Harry Corollyk Edward Caton Frank A. Cosgrove Joseph H. Collins Walter S. Clark Raymond Cereghino
Innocenzo Cassera Frank Carapola Rocco Conzanto
Charles F. Brockman
William J. Barbour Augustus P. Barclay Nathan Benadert
Clifford Baker Thomas F. Burns Alexander Backey Carl E. Bahr Robert Borisonyi Frank A. Baker Clifford L. Barbour
George H. Burke
Raymond Buzzee
Arthur W. Brooksbank
Lester J. Breece
Richard Barry Louis Bondzsel John Besto George Burlioton
Otto W. Boyer
Jos. Opde Beeck
Joseph Bernard
Martin J. Burke
Russos Bofilios
Jos. F. Barry Jos. Birch, Jr. John Bobonick
Frank O. Bailey
James G. Buzzell
Wm. B. Brown
Emanuel Breitkopf
Alfred J. Blauvelt
Hugh B. Bradley
Harry E. Bowers
Harry Batch
Alva A. Blakeney
Walter L. Barr
Clarence Bailey
Paul Adams Jim Adams Chas. E. Anderson
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Paul S. Best
Chester R. Barbour Hulbert J. Bagley Alfred Bloodgood James Burke Irving J. Buttler
Richard J. Burke
Edward T. Boorman
Frederick Bergen
Edward A. Brodell
Walter P. Bouscher
Lawrence Butler
Herbert Bernard John Bastedo Joseph Breckley
Frank A. Bradley
Hain Cazes Rfansee Curlmaak Robert C. Carlson
Samuel Cohen Lester Galloway George Collier Thomas Coleman Arthur T. Chambers Frank Clark Thomas Connors John H. Cathcart Benj. Cinquegrani G. Dewitt Clinton Harold Cole Chas. S. Conover Edward F. Corrigan Nathan Cammel Monaheny Cohen David A. Coleman Louis Chatta Mike Caprio Chester C. Seeman Willard C. Thompson Raymond P. Creamer James Coleman Frank Carter Lester Colligan
Schuyler Clark Warren B. Clark Peter F. Copeland Bertram E. Cordo William W. Cathcart Woodburn T. Covert
Robert E. Casey Albert E. Calls n Wm. P. Clelland John F. Conlon Jos. A.Chisholm Francis P. Carlon Calvin C. Cunnius Roland E. Curtis Frank M. Casey
Dewitt P. Croxson
Harold F. Courtney
John N. Carson
Oliver Duvall Elijah Doran John H. Dunham Jacob M. Deinzer William Diamanti John M. Damgaard J. Walton Donahue Robert Dempsey Leon H. Draper Andrew Dudas John Dalrymple William G. Deinzer
John Delaney Herbert Daly Carmine Darago
Frank Dowdell
Coulter Duff Dominic V. A. Della Volpe Emanuel Daskalakis Harry J. Donahue
Vincent J. Donahue
Thomas Dicandia
Harold C. Dunn
Jonas P. Dooley
Charles Conklin
Frank A. Devine
Frank M. Deiner
John Carson Luigi M. Crossman
Frank Denti Paul Dimeo
Sam Dicare
Richard Dickhart
Willis P. Duruz
Oliver Duval
Charles L. Donerly
James A. Donahue
Edward F. Duffy
Harry A. Coyne
Elijah Doran
Alexander Clark
William De Angelis
Frank A. Dougherty
Joseph Daquino
Frank Daraga
Ward F. Dayton
John A. Delesendro
Kenneth E. Carroll
Clifford Donohue Mark Donofrio
Harry Dennison Wm. R. Devine Rudolph Dupros William Daniel James Deegan
James Campbell Leslie Cramer Louis S. Crouch
Arthur Danberry Mike Dagones
Frederick J. Dunham Everett Dunn Albert E. Davis, Jr.
Frank A. Cosgrove
John R. Donnelly
Charles S. Dixon Voorhees Dean William E. Dunham
Joseph D. Campbell Frank J. Crane Thomas F. Coyne Charles L. Cole George Copeland Charles J. Carpender,Jr.
James J. Donnelly David DuBoice James Donelson Neilson Dunham
Vincent Daly Edgar V. Dunn Alexander L. DeLoach Raphael A. Donahue Lester Doughty Clarence G. Dunham
Walter L. Carey Frank P. Castellani Nelson D. Conners George Calamia Percy Comfort Leo Coyle Harold E. Crawford Walter Curren
Charles W. Dowd James P. Dooley Emanuel Dermitakis
Clarence G. Dunham Chas. S. Dixon LeRoy S. Drake Anthony Damiano Maurice Demougeot Lewis DuBois
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Carl Edgerton Thomas W. Emond Edwin F. Ellison John Earl
John Crawford Joseph F. Cosgrove Douglas Campbell Walter Clark John Crohi Tony Consalvo George W. Coopey
Jacques F. DeKeyser
Sydney B. Dell
F. Wilson DuBois
Charles J. Donahue
Frank H. Dey Vito Domiano James F. Donahue
Constantin Draconlis
Thomas Dicon
John V. Daly Simon Doyle Anthony Dolan Milton T. Doan
William J. Carr Fred Curtis John Cherik Forest H. T. Clickner Elwood B. Cronk
James J. Curran
Emanuel Doyantaikies John Daly
Wm. Danberry Edwin H. Dutson Frank H. Dunham
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Alex. Enterbeg George C. Edgar Ben Erb Warren R. Edch Henry N. Estgen James P. Earl Maurice Essman Isadore Edmison Avraam Ezratty
J. Ford Flagg Russell Flagg Warren G. Feller Angelo Fiorentino Chas. E. Fulton Wm| H. Fitzgerald August Fischlowitz Eugene Fraley Edw. A. Flomerfelt
Chas. H. Frith
Joseph Fuchs
Robert Eden
George Fitos
Irving Eden
John Foss
Irving Eidleman
Joseph Fries
Vivian G. Grady
Glenn M. Eastman
Peter Fehey
George I. Garland
Alador Erngey
James Faulkner
Adam Geldert
Harold P. Ellison
John Fusco
Willard C. Gowen
George Erb
Lowell Finnigan
Herman Grandell
Samuel Elfant
James H. Featherson
William Groth
LeRoy J. Esler
Stephen V. Foczman
Fritz Gebhardt
Frank Eldridge
Frederick F. Fasch
W. W. Gowen
Thomas A. Eldridge
Jacob M. Freedman
Irving Gordon
Knute Errickson
George Warren Feller Parker Freeman
Nicholas J. Geanris
Arthur A. Eden
George F. Edmonson
Ernest G. Eden
Benj. H. Finlaw
Austin Greenwood
Edward Ennis
Thomas A. Fullerton
Harry Greenberg Endro Gubsky
Thomas Evanowsky
John H. Fate
Richard J. Galligan Johnnie Guise Abraham Gordon
Harry Galloway
Michael Gellery
Thomas Gilliotta
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John Gould
William Fuhrman
Laurance Gilliam
Louis R. Goldberg
Jacob Flink
Cammillo Gallatti
Michael Gordon
Chas. I. Frith
Stephen Groch
Michael Godfrey
John D. Farrell
Lawrence Guadagninp
James A. Gillin
Harold L. Freeman
Victor Gheleno
Raymond Gebhart
Edward Ford
Morris J. Goldenberg
Alexander Farkas
George Greger
Waldemar A. Frederick
Luigi M. Grossman
Charles F. Geiger
Albin J. Foley
Henry Green
Albert Grandell
Leo Fochtmann
Paul P. Groben
Thomas Farris
James F. Gray
George Feaster
Edward Gates
George Figlo
James Gay
Frederick P. Feltman
Walter Gilliand
John E. Ferren
Albert Gardner
Eric Fleming
Martin Gulick
Roy F. Fellers
Frank J. Gray
Thomas E. Finnigan
Peter C. Greguson
Francis P. Gonch
Martin Fisher
Howard J. Groben
Alvise M. Golly
Rosswell Fulton Daniel M. Foster
Joseph Genzanto
John J. Gavin Elias Goydas John Gould
Joseph Fauthauler
James Gargan
Robert A. Fisher
Benny Giaquinto
Jos. Grossweiler
Walker Flanagan
Frank Geresi
Richard O. Goines
Ross Flanagan
L. Fochman David A. Ferry
Joseph Gallagher
Chas. A. Giles
Clarence Giles Sophy S. Gabriel Demetrius Georggarakis John Guthowski Theo. Gutkowsky Alfred Gamble Clifford E. Glines Robert Greene Leory Gladden Herman E. Grandell Chas. H. Gaffeney Edwin Goodchild Nicholas Gianarakies
Paul Gaydos William Galipo
Card J. Egerton
Stephen Fitzpatrick
Frank J. Eckert
Wm. J. Felton
LeRoy Ervin
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