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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Head nf NAuon's Finances aul RnI.
roads WIN Arrive az GO for
Brief Stop.
TALKS AT FRISCO STATION
Worlds busiest Man Gives Thirty.
Minute address from Tempo
rnry stand.
WARM GREETING IS ASSURED
Great Crowd WIN Welcome CIV.
Distinguished GuC,t. Store. To
Close; Whistle, 80 blow.

O. E,vcr,, s,,,,. ..,..t ,....,..... t..
TIT '
US" VIII '''.' l"' I''I 'n "N.'
thlS evening d4fluE the brief NlH
OF Secretary William e. AIrNG.. .
the city l.Ncry whi..I.. .nII ..r,a,i
out a wclcoiu. go tina d.II.....n..
visitor and an imrra.. crowd I,.,.,.
pcCtcd to um .u. .V,. .N.ut Pa.
Frisco passenger station q. n,,. 3D.,
secretary - war mr.a4s.
THE busiest mnr Nm the var.i
X the labpl Secretary N,NHon h4.
bocu given hy 'tLr rav.ptp,r. of
the country. and ,itz,ng of TuI.a
are eager to .pt 4. pI,mre, of rre
man who ig hudIng down tho f.r
gcst Job ever created i'm tno IuIf.I
States. ncNi To the prcvdeury. th.f
OF director. syn,rlI ut AN thr. .rtfIYu.u
railways.
SO tho dirccior-pouertI. .a NOT only
the hurqest man n tno pruufr. hnt
he would no doubt br the highest
price star that r.,r g,i int, l-Ir,.,...,
in the commercial ana industrial bod.
" America W,ru he WORKING f,r
anybody but luclc sam Al the
head OF every great E,road ln the
country his inh rcpr,scu,F romb.n,q
salaries that were Heretofore p,ii TO-
tho individual chiefs NJ the ruauu.
OF several million dollars
Besides this the secretary Ia head
Of the nations Linanccs aa head of
the treasury department. regarded
as tho most important cabinet posi
tiou I'm tho machinery of our govern.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
TROTzKY NOW IN FINLAND
TO URGE BATTLE or HUNS
BolshevikI Leader Sees Peril In Ad,
vance of Invaders; Sentiment
Growing Anti-Gcrmhn

LONDON. April 2s-It is re-,
ported here that Leon Trotzky. the
Rolsheviki minister of war and mar.
inc has gone 20 HurmanSk north.
crn Finland. TO arrange for an ef,
fort by the Russian forces there "a
resist the German attempt 10 push
northward Good feeling between
the entente allies and the Russians
is reported TO he Increasing In Pet,
rograd and Moscow In this latter
report II is said that the sentiment
OF majority of the population hat
undergone "A radical change In tha
last five or six weeks The general
feeling six weeks ago was decidedIy
anti-ally and many places openly
were pro-Gerrnan. Today sentiment
is saN 10 he violently anti-German
andthe attitude TOWARD the allies Ia
decl@ed to vary from suspicion of
the Japanese 10 a friendly attitude
toward tho FIench and English and
the warneSt friendliness toward The
United states
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
HUNS LAND GUNS ON
TRIP0LITAN COAST
French ndcr General Ncyiilc Nhic
la Withstand Attacks that
May Bo Planned.

WAsWNGTON April 26-Ger-
man submarines have been landing
guns. food ana munitions ON the
coast of Tripoli. according 60 an Of
Irll dispatch today from France.
rho dispatch quotes General Nj
vollc. formerly cummunder-ln-chtef
of the Wrench army ana now com
manl,ng the North African troops,
as sa.lug that tho situation in th"
section open to GcrmanqTurkish at
tarl.s ON the Trpolilan coast II well
consolidated against attacking al
He'd native tribes who have been
cooperating with the Germans ana
Turks
French recruiting of friendly
natives continues and these men be
come good soldiers IN six months.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
COLONEL GARRlTY RESIGNS
Commander of Old Illinois Second
Assigned Different Regiment.

HOUSTON. Texas. April 2s-
Col j. J, Ghrrity, commander oi
the ola Second Illinois infantry
which AttervRrd became the 1920
infantry. handed his resignation n
Cen Bell Thursday night.
The resignation has been for
warded 10 Washington. and to date
no official action has heen rs
ported from Washington relative n
Got Garrity's retirement from ser
vice
col Gnrrit" unon Mis- r~turn from
tho officers school NJ San Anton 10
where he passed his examination
successfully, was nEdcnr1 IN th'
l.nth infantry instead W hriuG re-
turned to hts old oomr-1ed a. N,
head ut the l3ed infantN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
CHAMP CLARK TURNS
DOWN SENATE SEAL
Governor Gardner immenia'cly W.
fers stones Vacant 'hAir I"
Walter Graves.

JEFFERSON CITY Mo. April 20,
Judge waiter W uraves, member
Of the Missouri supreme court mas
been rendered the appointment OF
United states senator, succeeding the
.latc senator W J. stone. Governor
Gardner made public his proner late
today. following the declinalon OF
speaker Champ Clar kto accept the
appointment
Mr Clarks announcement came
after two days of consultation with
political and personal friends Mrs.
clark. to whose Judgment the speak %
or gives great weight. an. Mrs
James NJ. Thomson, the speakers
daughter. urged him not to relin2
quish the speakership. Chairman
Ferris of the Democratic congress
sional committee also urged him not
TO accept.
Women mffraRists called on the
speaker today 10 urge him to nc-
cent on tho ground that his vote
was needed to carry the senate for
suffrage.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
KANSAS CITY CHOSEN
NEXT MEETING PLACE
states RcIresntcd in Mo-,
''F''nl Convention Of south
west Association

The .E"n'h annual convention y,
ug,. southwest waterworks nssori.
rnr. one Of tho largest orKaniys.
a., ,,lh' me southvest. closed vss,er.
'''rnoon at Conventlon b.iI
r,,..s convention. attended nv ae,.
I-r,..''H' from Texas. New NeYico
ana ia Arkansas. Oklahoma
to,, Kansas, ws- one Of ,b.
Won ,r,r ,'r held by this associs-
,b,.. me attendance was l,rre an.
. nose s''sSting state # v.. ., sho mo
.,s. neNRSS0'l nature they hsy.
iss.. s'l'nded, The exchange NJ,
c,g1s. 'or % tho good ~ all towns in.
jsc, ~ ,n n me ssoeistlor is the oh
ana 81 lhe association, and new plsnn
,,o. n ,aeas are always no for s,.c,,,'
I, ana experiment
n.,, 49,, - 'i,y was selected as IA.
ref y, ,'," y rneetlng. W. Il Gar
a., Oh Austin. Texas was .,.r,.d
terr presidspt for the ensulnE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Called in Draft

Tho following Tulsa county regis
tranu have been called 10 cntratr
May : for Fort sam Houston. Texas
Henry Webster Scott. lulsi
Harry Albert simon. Broken Ar.
row U
James 4. Johnson. jerks
Ar kenfro. Koshrony, Mo.
FRANK Brown. Jenks
leslie Wut Ward. Hourvciil
Theodore q. Burnett rll.nvew
Ark
Lloyd Robinson. Beon8rd
Nelson Moore, sand SpPrnFS
Tom \. Luly, McAlestsr.
EliFter r. Brown. Tulsa.
Marshall Gish. pwpnsboro. Ky.
Kari G. Slaughter back. EiHhy
Edgar HollinRsv Tulsa.
William " Main. Trilsa.
Howard Frank wilson, TulSa.
Austin Andy Bruce, Springer, y
NJ
Fra NIX Warren. jerks
Alvs Lee Gorrell. Peru. Kan.
Rel Mannon. JenkS
Shuler Lee Johnson. IiNhv
Carl william Dalton. l;rckcn Ar
row
william l. Jones Keller
John &. Ghormley. Idaho Fails
Idaho
Eleven of the following will -
part for Camp Macarthur, Tnxas. be-
tween May s and II
Chas, W RHODES. kcifer.
Lee Moore. Mounds
Clyde BrigEr, .3aIiirsvilic
George Thesion Weh,ll Coliins-
vile
Albert Keil lander, East Brady
IA.
James Earl Brotherton. Sand
springs
George A Smith. Kaiser. Mo.
Ernest Darii. Tulsa
Edward r. Murphy Eido-adn,
Kan
Elmer y curran. Enid
Luther strong. Braken Arrow
william Arthur Boidt. Brumrirht.
Clsyenes Earl .Wather- Sand
lpTingr
James y. Stout. Tulsa.
william A. Downs. sperry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
AUSTRIA IS NEAR UPHEAVAL
Ukranians Rebel Against Sc
we're Requisitions;
Seize Soldiers.
ELECTORAL REFORM WANTED
Resolutions Are Adopted by
Workmen, but Censor Does
Not Allow Them Pass.

WASHINGTON April 26 Labor
truuhlca continue iu hungary dis
patch from switzerland today shlh
that IN Budapest on April ~ more
than 100000 w0rkmcn gathered IN
protest iHA different parts of the
city and tdOTtcd a resolution whlch
the censor did not allow To he pup-
lshod m jg entirety
The men expressed irritation and
bitterness over conditions and dc
cided To use every means including
Illegal measures II necessary TO over
turn the govglnmcnt which does not
satisfy the Nerkingmen Cialms Tor
electoral reform.
The acquisitions made by Austro-
Germans IN Ukrana are 80 severe
the peasants are revolving ana ave
holding soldiers ~ prisoners, tlash -
ss are occurring frequently, said
diplomatic dispatch today, and many
persons have been killed on hoth
sides
The dispatch referring 10 the tood
situation In Austrta shys
AN official ueje published by 'n'
Y Jenna newspapers shows tho grHVl-
" OF the food difficulties with winch
Austsia is struggling. This note
Satcs that the stocks supplied py
the Rumanian harvests are entirely
exhausted Apd what wheat from | lk-
ranta can not he counted upon be
tore the end OF the month lnder
these conditions the government
must seize the cereal reserves LEFT
IN the hands of the peasants Tor
their personal consumption. The note
,nds by revealing the anxiety which
the Austrian government rs eNpe-
rtencing over the possible conSc
uuences OF measure which will he
very badly received by the peasants
The note says the government does
not conceal tho gravity of this mea
sure. but that 1t hopes the farmersil
Will patriotically accept the sacri- /
flee demanded OF them"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
ITALIANS PENETRATE BELTS
OF ARSA VALLEY DEFENSES
Take Prisoners In surprisc Attack I'm
Enemy OutpoSis-Duels on
Other pmtcnus Occur

ROME. Aprn 26 The official
statement issued by tho war office
reads
In the ArHa valley Italian dciach
mertR penetrated three belts ~ wire
d~ftnaeF ard HurpnScd advanced
eremy posts I'm the Morhia valley
ana ~ bosao thev captured nineteen
prisoners and destroyed large por
ton of the enFmyF defense works.
Dut troop@ returned without loss al.
though tho hostile artillery opened n
concentra tinn n fIre on the attacked
sector
Intense artillery durls occurred
~ the AainBo plateau and IN tho
Urcnta valley
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Kaiser Says His Foes
Dig Their OiCR Grdres

AMSTERDAM April es TIL.
peopl" who wish 10 destrov ia are
digging their own graves said EN-
p"ror William. az quoted I'm an ,n.
terview by Kari Rosner. which the
Dusseldorf Anzeiger publishes
tn" emperor who was comment
ing on tho large amount suhsrribod
10 inv new war loan said further.
our victories In tho Nef and
IN" victories ~ the Germans A.
home must make those over wonder
realize that We cannot he suhduod
hy arms and economic isolation"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Claims British General;
Allies Strongest There

LONDON. April 26-"Tn the end
Il will be question Of who has the
last reserves" said General Delma
Radcliffe. chief director of military
operations M the war office. In "A
review OF the western front situation
this afternoon.
These reserves on the western
front now are In the hands OF Gen
eral Foch, IN whom both armies
have tho fullest confidence, He 80
far has employed only small pro
portion OF his available reserves"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Prairie Resources in
Excess of SI52 ,MO, 400

TOPEKA. kan April 20 The
Prairie On & Gas 60 and the
Prairie Pine LINE company report
resources W more than {l5@,o00.00o
I'm statement nlrd today with the
secretary " state. T. e Hotkin The
oh rpmpanys assets exceed Sl0a.-
600 GOO. while those ~ the pipe line
company aggregate t5o.oo0 non. The
report Indicates that these two OF
companies rank among the largest
In the state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Young Whitney Is GiCen
Flying Commission

FORT ORTIZ Texas April 20 --
Cornelius Vanderbilt whitney son
of Nj and Mrs Harry Payne whit
ney III New York. and great grand @
son ~ Commodore Vanderbilt. was
a second lieutenant In
tho rviug section ~ the signal corps
Thu-sda, and assigned 20 duty at
ganbruok Hc has been in training
FOR rour months Tho Wh''0eys have
r,usn' a. home iu Fort worth 10 h"
near their su0.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
One Killed in ATTEMPT
of COHUiets TO Escd pc

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. April as-
Frustratior m an escape plot arlona
prisoners A. m" state convict farm
AZ Tucker, Jefferson county. Thurs
day night led 90 tho death of orr-
convict Henry Palmer of Hone.
serving a two years sentence Tor
grand larceny
carl I"wis Union county bank
rohb"r and le0drr ~ the plot. wpa
0vprI ower~d Gud dip1r'ued by feI-
low D0utirts. hut not until y shot
from his revolver had Killed Palmer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Mexican Raiders Using
German Guns on Border

MARIA, Texas April 20 rrivnts
kac"o Etons was Woundsd IN the eve
when Mexican suidi-rsl fired on an
American rayuirv patrol on the river
near E'cre'ts rhnch. south NJ here
Yesterday
The fr" MS returned hy the
Americans The h-Ticans fled Acros,
No." river leaving five made ir
GrrmHu' lilies and a quantity OF
tmmuniuoF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
PetrOgrdd Sends Plea
TO PrOriHces for Food

LONDON April Is President
Hinovicn of the rc'roFroi Soviois.
according to a Russian wireless d.s.
patch. has sent q message 20 tho
grain Rrowiug provinces begging
them 10 send food pwin tp events
in Finland, rauons have been short.
ered. and only one days supply IL
Avail1ble4n TctrorraI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

LONDON, April 2s. bmmsl
nm, a height which has been looked
upon as the key TO the southarp
SIDE or the Ypres salient ana one
OK the most important strategic
positions on tho northern battle
'front.' In France, has been taken by
the Germans, After q defense which
viii become one OF the heroic chap.
ters OF the war the hill was sur.
rounded ana the French forces en-,
trenohed on It's slopes were over,
| come
Ths ioss OF the hill. which In ad.
mltted In an official statement by
Gen. Delma Radcliffe, chief directns
or military operations at the British
war office, brings to the allies Z
realisation that the whole Ypre}
position In In peril from the German
drive northWard from the iowiande
lying 10 tho west OF Armentieres.
whole lane Tested.
The Teutops launched terrific ats
tAcks along the whole Wytschaets,
Baillsul- Meteren line Wednesday.
apparently for the purpose OF find.
Ing a point which might Yield. They
| evidently found that spot In the
section of the front held Jointly hy
the British ana French troops and
against 10 they hurled fresh divisionS
which fought their way forward all
day Thursday until nj nlghtfall they
had surrounded KENNEL hin and
isolated the French troops holding
the position.
All night long the fight went on
and II was not until Friday that the
Germans succeeded In storming IN
the slopes OF the height.
The loss OF KENNEL hill IL serious
for II overlooks much OF the low,
lands lying back OF the allied Iands
In the Ypres salient. The hill is tst
feet In height. rising from lowisnd9
on tho south and. east n In sii
mites southwestern Yprcs and thres
miles west OF wytschaete,
Outs Deep Notch.
This German snccoes cuts ds~p
notch In the allied Inc 10 south,
west OF Ypres and completely out.
flAnks the British on the northern
slopes OF Measines ridge. 10 which
they were forced by the German as,
vaults Of two weeks ago. The line
TO the southwest toward Ballleul ap.
parently is in no particular dsnKes
at present. although the village ot
Dranoutre has been lost 10 the
enemy.
40 Important Is the loss Of KEN.
mel hill that the allies must launch
4 counterattack to rscapture ~ and
The French have beguna a savage at.
tack on the height II the Ger,
mans continue 10 hold II and either
their lines or push on,
he allies will be al great disad,
In future engagements.
The latest reports from the scene
CONT MED or FACE Five
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Germans Hard Pressed
to Defend Summit
Dearly Won.
------- ...
ALLIES ARE GAINING
Driving Back Huns From
Villers- -Bretonneux
Sector.
HUNS DETERMINED ON YP2Es
New Notch in Line May
Compel Retirement
From Stronghold.

LONDON, April 26.--The
French have attacked KEN.
mel hill and a furious battle
Is raging, says a dispatch
from Reuters correspondent
at British headquarters in
France. The Germans have
attacked from La Clytte to
the Ypres-Comincs canal, the
dispatch adds. The Franco
British armies attacking from
Villers-Bretonneux to oppo-
site Hangard have made prog
ress.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Uruguay Dissatisfied
win GermdHy's Reply
About State of Var

NONTTNInFO. Uruguay. Npril
2G.--It Is rumorrd here today thHt
the German rypIy ln JruEuHV's In
quiry ns to whether tn" German
government considered thst n stat
~ war existed trtwccn Uruguay
and Germany IL an unsatisfactory
onr. n Is cNpcctcd an official
statement On this subject viii br
Issued tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Zeebrug0e Commander to
BE Relieved by Germans

AMSTERDAM. April 2s. . Vice
Admiral Schroeder. the commander
al 2eehrugEee, according to reports
reaching here, viii be deprived OF
hs command for being taken by sur
prise by the British Tuesday.
German newspapers in comment
Ing on tho raid at Zcebrugge gener-
ally take the hint given in the Off
cal reports at Berlin and repre-
cent the enterprise as having been a
failurr some, however admit that
We attack was made with great
boldnrfs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
International Aerial
Lines in Near Future

WASHINGTON. April rs - An
aerial line between Nice. Paris and
London is to he established soon.
says dispatch from Rome. Italy
has started an enormous industrial
expansion looking to the develop
ment OF aviation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Peasant Revolutions Growing
Menacing in Austria-Hungary
The " Gather

TULSA Aprtl %
Maximum ~ MINI
mum as southNcsl
winds and oleA'
Skies
oKlAHo NJ A..
saturday cloudy oo'
der in west potion
SUNDAY cloudy 700
or in rAst pori'on'
t.OUlS \ \
saturday inrr'a',nF
cloutine-E shoN rt'
st night or on sun
day 81,
ARKANSAS SAT
urday nrr"as'nS
rloudiness Ah''N
At night on sunday
colder SUNDAY
EAST TEXAS
s.,.,A.y probably
S...r. cooler N
northwest '''" b
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Films Send All Coffee
and Tobacco to Germany

STOCKHOLM, April ss.--The Fin
niFh government has appropriated
the supplies Of tobacco and coffee
The surplus will be exported to Ger
many AS compensation for grain
a lively discussion In proceeding
in the Finnish press on tho question
whethcy a monarchy or a republic
Is to he esta bllshed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
GIRLS ENTICED FROM HOME
foli"o Hold Two Men Giving Name.
~ Cue and smith.

Two men giving their namer as
e. {. Cue and .. 5. Smith we're ar
reFled Friday night and are held
Tor the county authorities Tho men
are charged with enricing two M
t"en-year-old girls from the nrphans
hom" Thursday night. The Girls
Vere found west ~ tho city and are
In the custody Of Mrs Valentine
police matron.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Belgium GiUen Another
Credit by United States

WASlIISGTON Apru % Rel
GUM vas granted another credit NJ
SS.sbo,0oo by the treasury TO-DAY
making her total borrowings from
the United States t1O7S6O.0Oo ana
credits TO all the alltes 35.2Sss5o..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
A bsOLute Prohibition
Measure Is Presented

WARRINGTON. April 2s s-Abso,
lutte prohibition Of the manufac.
turc or distribution of liquor dur,
Ing tho war was proposed IN avbill
introduced today by Representative
Rarklsy pr Kentucky
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Holland Stops LeuDes
Until Horizon Clears
Takes Siput at u. S,
THF HNGrE, April 2S.--Thc
comma ndcr- In chief nf the land
and sea for,V~ In Holland has pro-
yiaorally stopped all leaves Of alb
scncC.

wAsuINGTON. April 2S-Hol-
land has placed an embargo on the
rNportnti0n from the Dutch East In
dies Of tin. tin ore, cinchnnia bark
duirlne. quinInc salts and kapok, Rll
~ which are needed In large quanti-
tips hy the United states for war
purposes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
German Long Range Gun
Used on Paris Is Taken

PARIS. April c6-One Of three
termhn long range guns which have
been hombarding Parts has been de-
Siroyed, according to Deputy Charles
lehouc Of the department of the
Seinc The deputy said he had
talked with the general commanding
the sector near Creepy on Taounois
where tho big guns are stationed
Tho enemy. ne declared, Is construct.
ing new mplacement
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Weir Is NeU Minister
On. English Air Forces

-, LONDON ApriL "a Sir wui,u
49, mas h"rn appointed minister OF
~ H'r t'rces In succession to Lord
ll',,ilerni"re, brother Of Lordo North
,'I'' VINO resigned Yesterday or.
.sI announcement OF sir Willis n,
appointment was made this eveni,v
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

Privatea Thomas Connolly, Charles
A Virgins and Michael X. Holmes
previously reported missing IN action,
now reported wounded In action.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
French Are Fighting Like
Fiends to Take KENNEL
Official American
Roll of Honor

WASHINGTON, April 2s Tho
casualty lirt today contains G5
names. divided as follows,
Killed In action, .. died NJ wouuds
3. died of disease, Q wounded Sc
Nerely, ~, wounded slightly. 20.
Tho ltat fnItou..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27

'''''1F AAf NNNNutu hllknllNt @9t
Tho list follows.
Killed in Action.
Servt. Harry r. Corbin.
scrgt, William n, Knapp,
Corp. LOUIS NJ. Holmes,
Priv. Harry }. Akins.
Priv. Dcimar y. Warner.
Priv. Jortph Dtmnrco.
Priv. Charles q. French.
Priv. Joseph n. Gsudctte.
Priv. Raiph Palumio.
Died Of Wounds.
Priv. Albert Adams,
PRIV. Gcorge J. Duto.
PriS, BENJAMIN kssico.
Priv. Clarcnr y. ryrah,
PrIv Charles Il shuli
Died of Disease.
scrut. Cooper d. Wells
Mech. John T.. Ehric.
Mechanic George g. Roes.
Severely Wounded.
Capt. Henry II. Worthingtou.
lieut. Orlando @. brown.
Iacat. Edward NJ. Freeman.
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