Casualties List From Army Reports Tables of KIA DOW
Washington June 7 army casualty list shows 48 deaths and absences with 17 killed in action 6 died of accident and 6 died of other causes. Notable entries include Brig Gen Robert Michie Staunton and Lieut Livingston Baker San Francisco. List details names and locations of many killed in action died of wounds disease and accident plus wounded and prisoners. Camp Lewis announces library addition funded by Women’s clubs and scheduled federal court session for 1500 men after exams.
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Washington
Ais Sake
Robert. Eob Michie
Staunton
Val
Livingston J. Baker
San Francisco
Charles Dean
Alger
Wash
Robert B. Anderson
Wilson
N. C
Grosvenor Pcather
Bladen
Neb
Henry W. Clarks
Boston Corps
Joseph Dr Kin
Lodi
Cal
Herman J. E
Lebanon
Junction
Silas ‘Riplett
Hunting Creek
Nates
Joe W. Bouret
Cheyenne
Clarence Henry
Mond
Cuthbert Charles Dean
Ter W. Hawk
Cincinnati
George Olen
Brockton
Mass
Nass B. Shaheen
Moorhead
Minn
Guy W. Showers
Harrisburg
Mike Sins Kevieh
Haston
Harlie C. Smith
Middletown
N.Y
Lewis
Strick
Land
Cerro’ Gordo
Lynn J. Harriman
Concord
N. H
Wellborn
Chicago
Corps
Ottobot
Newkirk
Ohio
Robert” Finnegan
Pittsburg
Herman Hansen
Edmore
Mich
William Il. Baxter
St. Pauna
Ian’ Pedro
Can
J. Greenville
Tenn
Cabe Keen
Pinola
Miss
Leon’ R. Mathews
Springfield
Louis G. “Sayer
Vergas
Arville Sc
Kenna
Far Hills
N. J
Benjamin C. Wood
Lynn
Livingston L. Baker
Baker & Hamilton
Duncan R. Grant
Turphine Ccident
New York City
Karl H. Neville
Winona
George Kniele
Huron
George Jacob Frymere
Monemouth
Emanuel G. Willians
Morristown
Camp Lewis
I i Iubey
Norarian
Ship of wounded victim of a mine reported
The Hague reports a ship struck a mine with a wounded crew, four firemen lost, others saved by the hospital ship Sindor. Delegates aboard included home secretary Sir George Cave and Mrs Livingstone, secretary of the government committee on prisoners of war, while in Paris the battle situation is described as satisfactory and German offensives are seen as uncertain, with public sentiment in Milwaukee focusing on war aims and American living standards.
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Hague
Keningin
Home Secretary
George Cave
Baron Newton
Foreign Office
Herbert Belfield
Darley Livingstone
Real Americans Heroes and Heroines Recall Wartime Valor
American men and women are celebrated for heroism in action around Soissons. Carl Lyttle of Brookfield Mass is believed dead after he entered a burning village amid gas shells to rescue refugees. Mrs M Fon of Cincinnati, a former president, led women workers feeding soldiers under shellfire. Gas poisoning wounds afflict many, and reports praise frontline courage and sacrifice.
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Soissons
Carl Lyttle
Brookfield
Mass
Lyttle
Sng
M Fon
Cincinnati
Asi
Tate
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