Roll of Honor Names and Wounds From Great Falls Union
The roll lists Thomas F. Corcoran died of wounds, George W. Sticka and Amelia Krabbe from Great Falls Montana, and Corporal Clarence M. Trandum wounded severely, with E. H. Trandum listed in Baker Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Sticka
Amelia Krabbe
Great Falls
Mont
Corp
Clarence M. Trandum
E. H. Trandum
Baker, Mont
Killed in Action and Missing in Action Roster Listing
A long list of service members with statuses Killed in Action Missing in Action Died of Wounds Wounded Severely and Died of Disease. Names span many states and cities including Nebraska Illinois Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin and Oklahoma with ranks from Lieutenant to Private. The record also notes death and injury outcomes, reflecting a wartime casualty ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manderson Lehr
Albion
Neb
T. Vitovec
Sioux City
Towa
A. Luther
Lacrescent
Minn
Joseph Niczyporek
Chicago
Cook
F. G. Howard
Somerville
Mass
R Downey
Nashua
Mont
Furresh Brennan
Kan
Franka
Reider
Brasil
E.W. Metormick
Donnybrook
N.D
F. "Mattieon
Tiderville
Aa & AC
Pewrs
Auruatn
Mone
Wash
Alpert
Rector
Bodom
Mercer M. Phillipa
Acworth
Bog
Veaney
K. Lima
Ohio
HG. Goodwin
Noshville
Tenn
Lees Summit
E. M. Casey
Maywood
R. Farley
Helbyville
Ind
C. Jones
Neosho Rapids
Henry L. May
Banfield
H. Reese
Johnson
Baward Rickaby
Old Horse
MM. F. Slaney
Milwaukee
E. Tinkey
Clayton
Iowa
Fragmented reader list of names and places
A long list of individuals and towns appears with scattered states and nations such as Michigan Wisconsin Indiana Idaho Kentucky Ohio and Mississippi. Names include Novak Peatrsh Peron Rippberger Robinson Schukalsky Trapp Warner Werner Young Bruin Harris Piersen and Morgan among others from diverse locales. The fragmentary text reads like a directory or roster with no clear event or action specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ic Novak
Sheboygan
S. Peatrsh
Hamtramck
A. Peron
Los Angeles
Cal
W. Va
J. Werner
Fowler, Mich
Wilson
Midvale
Idaho
EJ. Young
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Wounded Missing In Action Names Listed In Casualty Ledger
The fragment lists numerous names of service members with locations across the United States and abroad, indicating ranks such as Corporal and various units. It notes Wounded, Degree Undetermined and Missing In Action among the entries, with a mix of addresses including Wisconsin, Massachusetts, New York, and Kentucky, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Martin
Chattanooga
Tenn
G. Stanton
Montreal
Canada
A. Paul Jr
New Orleans
A. W. Warner
Tonganoxi
L. Wendel
East Kirkwood
J. Becker
North Bergan
Detroit
Auch
R. Lake
Dane
Meal
Mochester
N.Y
J. Mack Jr
Mich
E. Mankenson
Pierceton
Ind
James Plant
Chicago
Rettly
San Francisco
Cal
Lima
Ohio
Dorchester
Mass
V. Amensa
Italy
E. E. Brammer
Fast
Cedar Rapids
Owa
Iea
Foster A. Davenport
Aiken
Fll
Schrank
Coloma
Wis
Jamesville
Wedin
Ansonia
Conn
Pairades
Holyoke
Rrott
Philadelphia
Perec
St. Louis
Fra
Rantz
Newport
Cien “Rayburn
Emerson
WJ. Roach
Brantford
F. W. Robinson
Emeryville
M. Robinson
Tenso
John’ Ryan
Don
Towa
Charley" Ford
Parrott
Otis P. Harris Butler
D. R. Myers
Paulding
BF. Corbran
Jerry City
N. J
Ralph Acosta
P. Hart
Roxbury
Mast
W. F. Heckart,Jr
Llewellyn
John Lynn
Charles Morrow
Witt
Okla
Pj & Pearson
Moravian” Falls
Butte Man Surrenders War Bonds After Burning Savings
A Butte resident hoarded money in an old roll top desk and refused to buy war savings stamps. Family later burned a pile of papers from 1900 onward, discovering a $400 roll among the debris. Regretful, he declared his intent to from now on support the government and the war effort.
Rathbone Named Assistant Secretary to Treasury
Washington, Aug 28 Albert Rathbone of New York was nominated by President Wilson to be assistant secretary of the treasury to succeed Oscar T Crosby who is serving the treasury in France.
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Otha R. Downey
C. P. Downey
Robert A. C. Peters
Matilda Peters
Augusta
Austin F. Reedy
John Reedy
Libby
Orville Hamilton
J. T. Hamilton
Mi Y
Thomas F. Corcoran
George Corcoran
Gates, Mont
Ret
Sivaters
Lee Atford
Winaska
Texas
J.B. Chapart
J. Dahlheimer
Portsmouth
G. H. James
Chatham
Mil
J. Strain
Oakley
J.T. Pryw
York
E. Warren
Topnot
M. C. West
Beloit
A. B. Rhodes
Wilmington
N.C
LG. Stevenson
Newark
V. Clarke
Frank Berry
H. Beyer
Schenectady
Louis Cohen
New York
F. Dirrigle
Park Falls
E. Lester
A. Logan
Stoneham
P. J. Sullivan
Bluepoint
A. A
A. Sinchak
Rivates
J. M. Boeh
Wathena
L. Briant
J. Chabot
J. Christian
New Era
Diepluch
H. Costa
Ginder
Jameson
Hanright
Waterfield
Mase
Hicks
Francisco
N. C
Houston
H. Watson
Honesdale
M. Apodeca
Gullure
Col
A. Appelhans
St. Peter
Aedar Bondar
Russia
Charles Bonner
Worcester
D. Brownell
B.D. Kerdue
Manchester
Oklo
J. W. Capes
Leon Clays
Newtonville
TF. Corcoran
Gates
Baward Degroot
Ach
I. N. Little
Decatur
Loessin
McLoud
G. A. Lundberg
Skanee
McDonnald
Yowell
Schoeppe
Mechanics
Dewitt Cavett
Clyde
John A. Hever
Vergil F. Allen
Atoka
Olea
Armer
Ffingham
John T. Arnold
Flint
Tommie Bell
Brookeland
K- Berris
Bianchi
Watertown
H. Boynton
Ripton
Asquale Cardone
Dark
Dickerson
Heathman
Miss
A. Douglass
Pittsford
Tinman Dye
Laabel
Rome
Saucerman
Sutherlin
Ore
Matthew Schutz
E. M. Hursley
Paulsko
Peter Kasmanski
Cicero
Adam Klein
Stockton
Clemens Krygier
Helmetta
Vincent Kupevuishas
Hazleton
Mechisky
Mangun
J. Malinovsky
KE. Mills
Mary Ither
John Moysek
Cleveland
N. Naborsky
N.Y. P
W. R. Stevens
Dayton
Lee Nichols
Lansing
Ira
Malmin
Sharon
Domenik Mancuso
C.D. Moser
Ottumwa
William Nordling
Elverta
Petry
F. Pliske
Stevensport
Alph Polote
Whitebranch
C.K. Smith
Forrest
Mise
Neywae
Connell
John Brennan
Aston
P Boa. Bushong
Independence
Wye
Ray Keegan
Tohn J. Kelley
G.T. McParling
Mikkelsen Delrey
Albert J. Bruin
Mr. Jones
Ashing
Sergeant
Browning
Pittsburg
Fagar L. Harris
Comanche
Luther Harris
Epes
Allene Morgan
Eugene Piersen
Meridian
Serench Cemetery
Charles Meade
France
Green
Moreau
Harries
Iivin
Cobb