Casualty List Reports Large WWI Losses From AEF
Commanding General reports totals of 122 killed in action 126 missing in action 156 died of disease and other causes 115 wounded in action and 5 wounded in sights. Names cover numerous lieutenants sergeants corporals and privates from many states cities and organizations with entries from Cleveland New York Chicago Philadelphia and more.
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Flynn
Bethlehem
Arsimpion
Stafford
Nanticoke
Elmer H
Spyunverville
Sammlen
Chicago
ED W. Shiel
London
Oho
Walter Thorne
Oxhkesh
Frank Charles Fergus
Tanesville
Ohio
Charles W. Hebel
Ghiltenthe
Chicags
Henne L
BEC
Erie
Charles Buankensaid
Glado Hil
James Robert Scatbrough
Ft. Smith
Ark
Harry Schneider
Brooklyn
Omar B. Shearer
Levi G. Brown
St Louis
George W. Hay
Somerset
Henry W. Neill
White Springs
Fra
J Luoy A. Hege
Emporia
Kan
Wiliam C. Stark
Adrian
Mich
Charles R. Irving
Richmond
Albert Roberts
Nashville
Venn
Bernard Bergmann
Ormandl. Boyer
Yatesboro
Anthony Vatrick Farina
Newburgh
Ng Yi Weming Fratey
Louisa
Stephen W. Johnson
Cambridge
Mass
James M. Swarteut
Dalton
Dariton M. Wil Iing
Atlanta
Fred Stafford
Cleathav Pas
Raleigh R. Wall
Henrietta N
William Fred
Ballard
WN. G
Israel Blatt
Samuel _K. Bourland
Ecumsch
Olecta
Hart D. Callingwood
Uphrata
Mark C. Dufehdach
Huntingburg
Ind
John Kase Jr
Harold D. McDonald
Bay City
Leonard I. Dyche
Billings
Okio
George A. Wirth
Norwalk
Conn
James Gibbons
Osumioosa
Harold Hughes
Brook
James Loar
Davla M. Shaffer
Bolivar
Hubart J. Snow
Spokane
Wash
Andrew R Soffer
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Bagler Williams Jones
Dorchester
Mans
Wagoner Alexander J. Stricker
Mulfway
Michaael Gastino
Scranton
Gonzo Acuna
Chihuahn
Erwin A. Seninting
Middletown
George W. Schuster
Pottsville
Wiliam N. Wilson
Rhawmut
Robert O. Witman
Willam M Wynstt
Norwool
Joseph Boyie
St. Louis
Jessa YD. Brown
Elmira
N. Y
Alonzo J. Campbell
Gloversville
Carlay Campball
Collins
Miss
Joseph C. Chigmar
Elyria
Ionto
Cec
Camer
Shenandoah
Charles D. Baker
New York
Sergi
James Sheridan Vincent Mathews
Brookly
David Maltzer
Kenneth Winang Head
Milwausee
Charles K. Weller
Talladega
Ala
John Jedfield
Montclair
N. d
Clarence J. P. Davidson
Tarentum
Walter i. Inman
Vincent J. Meinerney
Elltsburg
Edwards. Yearsley
Philadelphia
Kranis Y. Gaskill
Holmes
James A. Kenney
Knoxville
Robert M. Knox
Chester
Pin
George c
Kingwood
Edward M. Ames
Rochester
Stanley Bagor
Chicopee
Maxs
Howard R. Hinker
Homestead
Quinta W. Barto
Pay
Walter Bawarski
Pittsburg
John M
Bomts
Escanaba
Micl
John L. Blakiey
Oxford
George H. Blake
Rome
N.Y
Miler City
Mont
Ros. C. Pavidson
Walden
Dayton D. de Witt
Friendsville
Joseph Kazio
John W. Waherty
Winchester
Mayss
William 3. Vox
Roy M. Gingrey
Hone
Charles G. Goldman
Charles W. Gott
Syracuse
N. C
Schuyler M. Hone
Great Watts
Wmont
Willlam Hockman
Accident
Herman Hoechstetter
Blake B. Holmes
Norfolk
Vials Huser
Borne
Ignace Kaczmarek
Cleveland
Duncan M. Kemetery
Export
Marl Lacey
Munhall
Ora V. Lowers
Parckersburg
W. Va
John McGee
Montgomery
Sut
Joseph McIntyre
Grover C, Mahoney
Leesburg
Pla
Soverons M. Makos
Worcester
Masy
Antonia Manfredi
Jacksonville
Fla
Tranapiiino Martinez
Kelly
N. M
Michael G. Masley
Temple
Charles PF
Meek
Orwlesburg
Norman Joseph Mitchell
Thomas F. Morrissey
Gohn MI
Golladay
Rio
Wi -Va
Wirginia Horton
Carburbard
West
Virginia
William C. Hutchison
Timothy
Wisconsin
Arthur Bernard Johnson
Litttsfallz
Mink
Wile
Johnson
Boaz
Martin M
Michael
Ruzina
Windber
Pa RY
Mablome
Pittsbore
Williake Ji Merkle
Anton ® Morcanthaler
Gly
Harry
Pittsb
Edward P
O'Brien
Baniston Spa
Pierce
Erman
Rennie
Malvern
Bevis Elrich
Waston
Morris - J. Rosnfield
Towanda
Pennavivaniey TS
CAET
Charles H. Gallagher
Ithaca
CORPS
Albert V. Ewin
Corsica
South Dakota
George W. Allred
Franklinville
N.C
Edward O
Batley
Bremont
Tex
Lem Butler
Lovelady
Avoca
Pa Willibork, Ackerman
Miré
Paul H
Dillahunty
Idabel
Orias Alonzo C
Dumas
Brownsville
Walter L. Golightly
Mallard
Texas
Tohn Edward Jera
Vint Hordetti
Coopersville
Elliott
C. Whller
Rockaod
Norman
Phillips
Darby
Morning List of Dead Killed in Action
The list records service members killed in action including Lieutenant John J. Graham from Philadelphia and Sergeants Marrs Hart Patterson Pressig Wallace Bye, plus multiple others from Ohio, New Jersey, Alabama, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Italy. The names show a wide geographic roll call with towns such as Lisbon Ohio, East Orange New Jersey, Damascus North Iberia, Montevallo Alabama, and Montgflancano Italy among others.
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John J. Graham
Philadelphia
Frank A. Marrs
Phe AY Hart
Paul Lapp Winken
Chalfont
Patrick J. Elly
uUicago
James UL M
Willames Mayontown
Pennsylvania
Henry Albert Sunday
Merosta
Mich
Weagoneie
Clifton
Collins
Norristown
Cook
Henry Privett
Lower Ponditres
Dominico
Mattie F Cae Fay York Ua Daiver
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Sick Woman Finds Relief With Pinkham Remedy
A Potterville Pennsylvania woman recovers from long burning pains and weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The note highlights displacements irregularities backache and nervous symptoms as common female ailments and urges readers to seek guidance from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co. Lyon Massachusetts.
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Potterville
Lydia
Pinkham
Miss Haze
Curssuck
Lyon
Mass
War Industries Board Orders Wrapping Paper Use Cut
Washington Sept 27 Retail merchants were directed by the War Industries Board to discontinue unnecessary wrapping mater ials and to reduce to absolute necessity the use of wrapping paper bags and office stationery The move aimed to conserve chemical pulp diverted to munition production and reflects wartime material shortages.
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Washington, D. C
War Industries Board
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Ti Paso
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