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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1918

Page

6

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.

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.

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 Ieaneny

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.

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.

Washington, D. C War Industries Board

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