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... WOUNDED IN SOMME BATTLE. Mrs. Taylor, 18, Stewart Street. Nuneaton. has received news that her son. Pte. H. liniOtt, has heen mounded with shrapnel. Pte. KniOit e nlisted in the Scottish Riflea soon after the onthreak of the war, and has hen in Franee ...
... EMPIRE THEATRE, COVENTRY. 7 and 9. TWwWICE NIGHTLY. 7 and 9. MATINEES DAILY AT 3.0. MONDAY, SEPT. 4—ALL THE WEEK. BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Official pictures of the British Army in France. Supported by on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday— HE DID AND HE DIDN'T ...
... Burges, Coventry has been awarded the D.C.M. for gallantry and devotion duty on the field on July Ist and during the battle of the Somme. He was formerly connected with the St. Osburg's Boys Brigade, and employed in the drawing office of Messrs. Alfred ...
... months ip 6rian cam a of war, Pte. Alfred bad Parkes, Royal “Warwickshire Lernu bas succumbed to his wounds, ly the battle of the Somme, in the I of 1916, Parkes was wounded { head bi y shrapnel. Recently hi injures necessitated him becoming ...
... now officially behoved to dead The other son. Private John Findlater,'Roval Warwickshire Regiment, was missing at the battle of tbe Somme, 1 July. nine months later was presumed to le dead. ...
... pjyt in the battles ol the Marne and the Aisne, in stemming the German rush on. Calais, the first battle.of Ypres, the battle of Outtersteene, the capture the village lw> (for which they were specially mentioned Sir John French), the battles of ITooge and ...
... MAJOR KILLED. Major E. W. Wragg, Sherwood Foresters who was reported missing as from 1 July’ 1916 (the opening of the Battle of the Somme) now officially presumed to have been killed in action that date He was the third son of the late Alderman and Mrs. ...
... THE SOMME RATTLE. “STRONGEST ATTEMPTS YET MADE TO BREAK THROUGH.” Amsterdam, Thursday. The Cologne Gazette” writes: Instead of decreasing, the gigantic battle on the Somme has increased force. It is the strongest attempt break through that the enemy ...
... MAJOR KILLED. Major I' W V. ragg. Foresters, who was reporleil n.iAMiig trom 1 July, .the opening the Battle of the Somme) now oltii inlly presumed to have l>een killed ma> ticn that date. was the third son the lute Alderman and Mrs. .1. I). Wragg, of ...
... the Week (Matinees Excepted)— MADGE OSMOND, The New Style Boy. MONDAY, SEPT. 4, FOR SIX DAYS. DAILY, at 3,7, & 9. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME, Book Your Seats-Now. : ...
... the Week (Matinees Excepted)— MADGE OSMOND, The New St3le Boy. MONDAY, SEPT. 4, FOR SIX DAYS. DAILY, at 3,7, & 9. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME, Book Your Seats-Now. ...
... impossible, said, to set medical appeal boards all over country. We had lost more than doctors killed and wounded in the battle of the Somme alone, and at the present moment were, he would not say critically, but lamentably short medical men, and was afraid ...