Marines Losses Placed at 278 in French Front Line
Washington April 25 Major General Barnett reported 278 total Marine losses with the American Expeditionary Force in France to date. Of these 22 killed in action 10 died of wounds 2 from accidents 244 wounded. The list names 8 officers and 244 enlisted men with many wounded in one front line unit. The casualty roll includes Captain F W Karstaedt Captain A B Miller First Lieutenant Louis R Jones First Lieutenant C R Maynard and others.
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Names List Appears in War Era Roll of Soldiers
The article presents a lengthy roster of individuals including George F. Knox Arthur James A. Leach Raymond R. Leonard Benjamin J. Luekem Eugene Mitchell Leon Murphy Bernard J. McWlroy Morrill Morris Corbett C. Madison Clarenci E. Meyers Burt Metz Joseph Musal Brewer Monroe and many others. It includes officers and Privates such as Jgonn wener Marvin Teer Andrew J. Littleton Dean B. Labanta Edmond J. Fons Charles Williams Willis W. Hanz Alfred Walburn Thomas Powers Ralph Serpas and numerous additional names.
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Our Boys in the Front Lines Drive Liberty Bond Support
A call to patriotic duty urges all Americans to back the third Liberty Loan drive with bond purchases. It emphasizes the nobility of soldiers and asks citizens to prove their freeman's blood by securing financial support for the war effort.
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