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... yesterday, but the man failed tc recognise his relation, and his father has been commmunicated with. Crabtree served in the battle of tho Somme, and war maps revived hig memory of the campaign. ...
... this morn i ng , foilowing a seizure yesterday m orning—the anniveraary of the death of his son, who was killed in the Battle o: the Somme in 1916. He was in London as recently Saturday. Mr. Wiilcy was a prominent and popular solicitor in Leeds, and was ...
... advantage of being able To hear the personal story of one of the intrepid aviators, Capt. H. G. Melina: who Althtd the Battle of the Somme. ...
... MYSTERY SOLVED BY A RING. London Soldier Killed on Somme Identified After Seven Years. ‘A mother's giit of a ring has been the mems of solving a seven-year-old war mystery After the battle of the Somme in July 1916, Donald Poulter, Lendon Rifle Brigade ...
... only a slight wound to a mau has often proved enough to kill a horse. He was fitted perhaps for the Battle of Crecy, but not for a Battle of the Somme. ...
... At nineteen Mr. Sehnadhorat took a commission in the North Staffordshire Regiment, and was severely wounded at the battle of the Somme. After the war he resumed his studies at Oxford and gained the much-coveted Honours in Greats. ...
... Sydenhain, who died in France on April 12. 1918. left English estate valued at £590. For true comradeship at the Battle of the Somme in September 1916, he bequeaths 1,000 marks (now worth about 65.1 to the locksmith master Hohenberger. corporal of ...
... A ring, given under dramatic circumstances, has been the means of solving a seven-year-old war myster y . After the Battle of the Somme in July, 1916, Donald Youlter, London 'Rifle Brigade, son of Mrs. Poulter, of Borough-road, Isleworth, was reported ...
... yesterday by two things— Geoffrey Maims' personality, and the music. Matins, in spite. of the fact that he filmed the Battle of the Somme during the war (amopg other little jobs). turned out to be tall anil slim ta the , point of boyishness, and juat ner4otis ...
... he obtained a cornmission in the North Staffordshire Itegt. He served for three years in France, taking part in the Battle of the Somme in 1916 and the retreat in 1919. He was •ouadcd in the final advanes in Septem- Ler. 1918. He obtained the D. 5.0.. ...
... 000 marks, with the request that he will accept this sum as a small token of my gratitude for true comradeship at the Battle of the Somme, on the 9th September. 1916. - •• • Among latest wills are the following: Mr. J N. Hall (491 of Killeen and Tangy, ...
... remembered as the founder of the British and Colonial Film Co., and also as the man behind the camera who filmed the Battle of the Somme. The new picture , which is nearing completion, is a story !A the routing out of a thug-smuggling gall In Limehouse ...