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List of WWI casualties and prisoners reported from Washington
The document lists killed in action missing in action and wounded among officers and soldiers, with many names and places including Lieut Averill, Lieut Maxson, and Arthur E. Elliott among the injured. It also notes prisoners and references Mrs. Norman de R Whitehouse blaming Germans and American newspapers for delays in a Swiss propaganda mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Averill
Fusion
Pierte Cleveland
Ohio
Charles W. Maxson
Baltimer
Arthur C. Elliott
Beattie
Ftoy L. Farris
Carmichael
Seakatchewa Canada
Moore
Fitz Bailey
Arden
Averitt Braxton
Cleveland
Watervliet
Corps
T. Doan
Logane
Ind Wall
Sevine Bink
G. Henkel
Towa
Everett
Cecile
Kan Wilton
Eldorado
Tih
Wile
Pluftton
Ind
Johnney
Joe A. Ie
Stockton
Cali
Bridgeport
Prentice Baker
Varia
Tenn
Arthur C._ Ele Hott
Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Toy
Farris
Segiatenersin
Alexander
Michael Ferren
Milwanukee
J Fineh
Kingston
Joseph Freeman
Newark
A. Rank
Oseph Po Witt
Devi Ki Toston
Joseph Johnson
John St. Joyce
Crisby
N. D
Phen J. Kabat
Chicago
Mathew King
Kilmore
Deuntmin
Ireland
Lesw'l. Knight
Macon
William
Ironwood
Tidore
Matthews
Dulton
Towawer
Dunedene
N. A
Newspaper of
America
Norman de R Whitehouse
New York City
Switzerland
Committee On
Pub- Me
George Creel
Whitehouse
Cree