Roster of War Casualties and Missing Soldiers
The list records names of killed in action, wounded severely, wounded slightly, missing in action, and those who died of disease or accident. It names ranks from private to major with units and hometowns across the United States, including Montanas, Ore, Wash, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry
Blosa Yoing
Isom
Mosier
B Street
Tas
Noy Tk
Turpin
Whitcomb
Mont
Frank McCune
Tacoma
Leroy Hl. Metchisedeck
Rend
Ore
William Richards
Yew Street
Butte
William W. Bones West
Seattle
James B. Naile
Washington, D. C
Herman St. J. Boldt
New York
Cooper
Hale Center
Texan
Harry
George
Vittsuure Holt
Meni
Leavenworth
Kan Ho
Purdye
Sumter
Stramterig
Homerville
Mass
H. G. Middletown
Attalla
Ata Sagrants
iHold
Kelso
Wash
Michael
Clanders
New Orleans
Ray M. Carle
Dasper
Lee Mecer
Lewin A. Tiye
Ohester
HL. Bissell
Keone
D. J. Cowles
Kansas City
Kan
Les A. Desnet
Fitemorria
Skowhegan
Wik
Giant
Kynt
Eli Boley
Kelley Akers
B.C. Wright
Sedalia
Mike Yaps
New
Cal TL. Smith
Underwood
Ala
Sergeant
Schulte
Chicago
Saddler
John A. Jerson
Frank Privates
Anaweski
Bay Shore
Mich
T. Chapman
Meridian
Okla Crist
Columbia
Mersey
the Springs
Mise E
Perkins
York
Beach
Mewe Porter
Paris
Philip ‘Steen
Duluth
Minn
W. N. Sunde
Irvington
Neb
N. B. Turpin
Benjamin Dachyk
Gilbert Bedard
Fitchburg
Mase
Wapageorge
Noman
Silweton
Tiftin
Ohio
Anning Maffitt
Boston
Scotts
Mydland
James Tennett
Brooklyn
John Resteland
Carpio
N. D
Bumgardner
Beedeville
J.T Bush
Lafayette
Ind
F. Carter
Birmingham
F. Chama
Eureka
E. L. Cline
M. di Battista
Providence
Benjamin di Loreto
Yonkers
Eberle
Fagan
Milville
N. J
Ferro
T. Hi. Green
Los Angels
E. Hart
Samuel Healy
Faribault
Frank Jenna
Stanley’ Giegowski
Sutoma
Poland
E. Lucore
Caledonia
Joseph “McVeagh
Wilkesbarre
E. J. Maxwell
Wellsville
Kean J. H. Melchisedeck
Bend
M. Mortorft
Ashley
Nevius
Highlan
Aleie Oller
Spring’ Lick
Ryoma
W York
Czement
Greensboro
N.C
K ‘Chestrd
Ve Yewstre Bute
Frank Rodinka
Rodinka
A! Solberg
Bohus Law
A. ©. Sorel
East “Hampton
Swarnsbourne
Hartford
Conn
Stoczewski
Arlington
H. C. Lewis
Normantown
Pat M. Mellen
Garden City
Hi.d. Smith
Assian
William W. Boness
Angelo Catanto
Newark
John Marta
Wayne Mietila
Oint
U. Pated
Privati
Thomas Kennedy
Chester Zientarski
Washington
Marine Orps
Serg Villiams
Ahoskil
N.currant
Dorchester
Mai
G. Williams
Charleston
W. Va
W.S. Austin
Webster
N. C
Saylor D. Shanafelt
Sigourney
Towa
Muck Crosses Country in Eighteen Days
A telegram to manager Frank Wharf announces Maxwell military express crossing the United States from San Francisco July 18. The truck, with one set of tires and 11 hike rough roads, averaged 11 percent miles over, facing Rockies and Wyoming delays while often exceeding 200 miles daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wharf
Butana
Maxwell Military Express
New York
San Francisco
Hay Meara
Maxwell Forces
A. Maxwell
Stoe
Rockies
Wyoming
New Commercial Economy Administration Formed in Chicago
The state council of defense creates a department led by Louis M. Stumer to promote thrift and economy. It aims to restore Earth consciousness by eliminating traveling salesmen, substituting paper napkins for linen, and applying a self serve plan to retail stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aux
State Council of Defense
Louis M. Stumer
Payroll bandits killed and federal officers shootout in Cleveland
In Cleveland on August 3 two city policemen were shot a payroll bandit was killed or fatally wounded and two other bandits injured in a gun fight over the theft of 22864 from the H F Walker airplane plant. The money was recovered when the bandits wrecked their car in the ensuing fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Hf. J. Walker
Haig Says Fourth Year Marks End of Isis Period
Field Marshal Haig, commander in chief of British forces in France, in his August fourth message to troops marks the fourth year of war. He notes the Russian revolution freed large hostile forces transferring to the western front, with schemes to gain a decisive victory before American troops arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Haig
France
Great Britain
Reckless Driving Couple Cited by Justice of the Peace
A Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph item describes a young couple stopped on a country highway by the justice of the peace. They faced costs after being warned for reckless driving. The exchange included the man insisting they were on their way to have twenty and costs. The judge admonished them as more reckless than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Chronicle-Telegraph
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Stanley Anderson
Hartington
Ned John Arcomanu
Arthur Auten
Gaines
Clayton
Babcock
Hamilton
Orville F. Ballard
Waupaca
Wis
G. Blevins
Pay Coulee
Ibert Bond
Canalou
David Brendier
Cyril B. Brier
Denver
Frank Brown
John F. Brown
Alexandria
Lord C. Burns N. Canavan
Anil
Traverse Clett
Keno
F. Cline
Farmington
Duane
Tupper Lake
Yit Durst
Ships
Lee Early
Robert J Kein
Mt. Ineburie
Pal
Noten
B Campbell
Emmerts
Chester
Evan Evans
Cambria
LG. Franklin
Golden Pond
Lorenzo Frederickson
Salt Lake
Harry Gavilock
Glucosky
Grodno
Russia
Alfred B. Goodearl
Toston
Grant I. Gordon
Keene
Paul E. Guyler
Modesto
William L. Hal
Testland
J. Hammond
Springfield
Ray K. Hample
Reading
Paani Peoples
B. Matheld
Independence
James R. Herbert
Lowers Hill
Holycky
Lacota
TH. Irwin
Galva
Town Forest
Ore Jendroszak
Ioni Bridgeport
Michael Matec
Allentown
N Matusiewicz
Detroit
Miller
Plainwell
Moore
Forest
Green T. Morton
Page
Myers
Dartmoor
E. Nelson
Little Fall
G. Paff
Chippewa Falls
Paul Pecher
Grand Forks
Potter
Y. J. Reape
Philadelphia
W. HL. Riddell
Niagara, Falls
Ripley
Lohrville
Henry Rivers
St. Johnsbury
Rupp
W. Schroeder
Germanstown
Joseph Schwartz
Smith
Reginald Smith
Los Angeles
Sottowante
Union Hillemond Stake
Moland
Porte
Ina
Harter
Colfax
Samuel Wallace
John Wwarsost
Wenn
Ernest Williams
Canton
Fed. Wilkinson
Nore Wi
John Popelka
Chicas Hom
Shwkih
KODAK
Eastman
Paxson & Rockefeller Co
West Park
North Main
the Pathe News
Enid Bennett
Bray
Capital
Ashington
Military Committee
General March
Secretary Baker
Pershing
March
War Department
Neral Pershing
Serence
Earth
West Park Street
Rice & May
Yoses Lyon
Superior Advantagen
Lock Bok
Spokane