Six Army Lists Of Casualties Show 520 Names
Washington reports six lists of American casualties from the west front totaling 520 names. Army losses include 90 killed in action, 9 died of wounds, 2 for disease, 1 from accident, 2 severely wounded, 2 wounded lightly, 41 wounded with undetermined degree, and 303 missing. Marines add 4 killed, 5 died of wounds, 13 severely wounded, and 80 wounded with undetermined degree. The lists name numerous soldiers and where from, with many cities and states listed.
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Washington
West Front
Marine 1St
Army Ust
R. M. Graham
Minneola
Sdeutenante
JB. White
Futchinson
Kas
G. Winstead
Roxhore
West Va
J. R. Tardy
Murat
P.d. Therkelson
Kirkwood
I. J. Wagner
Utica
Zanovitz
Nanticoke
Ww. B. Costlow
Springfield
S. Eliott
Elgin
Okla
C. I. Huston
Joliet
Cedarville
W. Va
Siewlenick
South Bend
Ind
W. EK. Smith
Midland
Mich
FED
Tamaleyich
Worcester
Mass
J. A. Treiber
Astoria
I. L. Usner
New Holland
O. G. Vassar
University City
A. J. Vodraska
Black Wolf
W. Zewark
Rumford Falla
C. J. Dunn
Amity
Ark
H. A. Karl
Livonia . Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
A. KR. Moore
Ralph Street
A. Skizinski
Zeigler
Ill
G. Walton
Gilmore County
J. H
Forty-first Street
F. Piwowarsky
Syracuse
A. G. Pottie
Haverhill
G. Sutherland
Invale
Neb
C. H. Braswell
Lloyd, Fla
L. L. Burnett
Springville
Tenn
C. Carlotta
Pittston
P. J. Catherwood
Morrison
Quincy Street
Bostoh
D. E. Southard
Syria
J. H. O'Connor
Lafayette
Woodard
la Porte
C.‘ Gifford
Yerington
N. Willette
Rumford
Maine
M. Bair
Goldfield
Nev
Boucher
Kaiser
M. W. King
Iva
B. Sargent
J. W. Scott
Cleveland
Ohio
H. A. Smith
Hardwick
W. J. Sense
Watseka
Wagoner
C. J. Powers
Bunton
E. J. Sykes
Allentown
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At navy recruiting station on Main Street a steady flow of applicants sought enlistment before a halt order reached Hartford. Chief Boatswain Tom Maloney stated about 260 men visited. Army recruiting in Fairfield Avenue saw many callers but no action until official word. Fourteen enrollees await Fort Slocum transfer. three recruits were sent there yesterday. Harold A Krapp, Harry B Campbell, and George B Pattison enlisted in engineers, r ng, and infantry respectively.
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Pnon Street
Tom” Maloney
Tian
Tice
Hartford
New Haven
Army Station
Army
Fairfield Avenue
Fort Slocum
Harold Allen Krapp
South Avenue
Harry BE. Campbell
Liberty Street
Engineers’ Corps
George B. Pattison
West Redding
Infantry
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Connecticut
J. Sciortino
York
Robert A. Raymond
Superior Court House
Boston
FT. C. Hawkins
Middletown
R. F. Metcalf
Winthrop
M. E. Argraves
Fort Fairfield
P. L. Manafield
A Street
Benj. Friedland
46Th Street
Frank G. Silva
Bedford
N. H
Zoel Bacon
Fall River
Joseph Clarke
Endicott
John C. Connors
New York
Robert J. Harding
Garland Avenue
A. Kenny
Madison Street
J. F. Murphy
Third. Avenue
F. &.Cook
Brookline
Walter Feduniec
Pennsylvania. Avenue
R. W. Cournoyer
Natick
John Galuski
East Taunton
EB. W. Gardner
North Franklin
E. B. Byrea
Bakersfield
Michael Czesnowski
Clay Street
A. W. Harlan
Manchester
Joseph Villano
East 187Th Street
Marine Lst
H. St. George
di Noto
Talermo
J. S. Hodges
Overton
H. A. O’neal
Concord
G. J. Hetzner
Chi- Sae
T. A. Lockhart
Windy
W. A
W. N. Huff
Ponca City
J. K. Kipp
St. Paul
Minn
L. G. McCormick
Bone Gap
Ottawa
Ont
Noxson
South
W. A. McDonald
Bridgeport
Conn
Edmund St. Jacques
Hanover Street
St. Jacques
John H. Redgate
Howland
Weacher
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