America's Roll of Honor Casualties From Overseas List
Casualties from the American Expeditionary Forces reported by the Commanding General include killed in action wounded in various degrees and missing or prisoners. The list names Lieutenants, Sergeants, Corporals, and Privates from multiple states and cities, with locations in New Orleans Mesa Philadelphia and others, along with totals for died of wounds and disease and prisoners.
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Stead A. Edgar
Newark
J. Fimus Coleman
Mesa
Colo
John A. Perthe
New Orleans
Henry ©. Cunningham
Hazen
Herbert W. Riehner
Twinsburg
Ohio
Wm. A. Sauer
Kansas City
Rogier Carl Ft. Schulze
Philadelphia
Priest
Berry
Linden
Rudolph Colbert
Neona
Walter Dollar
Paragould
John Halverson
Calmas
Iowa
Satries Mantas
Rilwood City
John Marco
Lusijila
Italy
David Diliman
Miller
Clair
Mich
Herman F. Phillips
Carolston
Wis
Far
Ralph
Guiderock
Neh
Adam Spurceak
Detroit
Henry Fields
Jacksonville
Flaorpurel
Monahan
Canton
Mass
John Bunewar
Genoa
Olar L. Gast
Brooklyn
Joe B Collins
Shirley
Ark
Omar Caf Heder
Indiana Harbor
Oldrich Weema
Omaha
Neb
John B. Marco
Trenton Place
N.Y
David C. Morgan
Lawrence
Charlie Sarpa
Corenzo
Clarence J. Sutton
Windsor
Jesse Coulson
Pauls Vatley
Okla
Dominic Giannotti
Benevento
Howard T. Houseman
Lindonville
Frank H. Weaver
Henry
Edmund A. Johnson
Fresno
Cal
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Warry W. Banks
Forest
Miss
John. T. Burns
Wakefield
R. Eagleton
Spencer
A Gabrielli
Sacramento
Iam
M. Gerland
Danville
Tex
H. Gierte
Chebanse
Tore R. Graeff
Lancaster
Wood L. Johnson
Wyoming Co
Hector Leger
Salem
Piper Fh
Sayre
Akron
Enry C. Twombley
Pasadena
Walker
Ovid
Tom Figcarretlo
Cincinnati
Howard Price
Terre Haute
Ind
Jesse E. Wingate
Lincolnton
Arthur D. Gibbs
Niles
Joseph Aranow
New York
Henri Boman
Sweden
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Glencove
N. Y
Jim Gay
Adrian
Antonin Germane
Aree Kard
Jease K
Port Clinton
William A. Schenkel
Phiadelphia
Gilbert A. Johns
Brierden
Vincent Panteno
Roacbery
Andrew J. Riga
Hartford
Conn
Irving Segith, Jr
Soranae
Tony Denula
Hooversville
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Tion
Bitted Action
Ctpa
F. Gietzen
Warren
Mic ' Ceci
Hendricks
Puke
Frank L. Pitterle
Watertown
Tidwell
Titus
Ala
Jacob H. Wolf
St. Louis
Cook John Hf. Bradley
Barnes
Ross H. Alley
Leesville
E. Anderson
Denton
D.einbert
Masailon
D. Bradbury
Keene
N. W
Michael J. Brice
Cleveland
Max J. Baker
Pierre
I. D
Fred A. Buckiend
Barronnett
Rudd Wm. Clark
Mesosta
Louis M. Crast
Mont
Henry Davis
Manistique
Adolph Demel
St. Paul
Minn
Licbatt G. Head
New Albany
James Hkreonan
Blackville
Jos. Clougherty
Francis W. Coffee
Arlington
John JD. Collins
Cerin
Reuben Fowler
San Diego
Wm. T. Hill
Oswego
George A. Johnson
Kenyance
Otto Bewintze
Reedley
Theodore H. Kruse
Headshore
Wit
Wilson Rewton
Leighton
Cumbee Pace
Saluda
Jayhew Patton
Naomi
Akey Rhodes
Pasco
W. Va
Hertel Smith
West Haven
Sam M. Terman
Chicago
Kenneth S. Wells
Orfordville
David J. Andrews
Dayton
Jas. T
Lemuel W. Jones
Chas. Kidder
Elizabeth
Patrick Pentel Latton
Potosi
Frank P. McCourt
Patterson
N. J
Raymond A. Poe
Corder
Sturt H. Prescott
Coveland
Frank Gustave Thomes
Bakersfield
Robert A. Anderson
Honolulu
T. H. Linn
H. Forster
Buffalo
Navid -M- Meciure-Phtichure
Newton C. Rogers
Cenandaiga
Gerald Hirath
Boston
Corp
Regner E. Thorson
Renovo
Wagoner Lester L. Lintner
Stock Market and Grain Prices Tumble Across Markets
Stock market notes show mixed moves with copper and grain prices listed among leaders. Livestock markets in Chicago Kansas City and Denver report varied receipts and steady to higher prices, while New York shows uneven gains amid money-condition uncertainty and a Baldwin locomotive uptick.
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International Paper
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All Casualty Lists At Large For Next Of Kin Names
The publication notes that casualty lists including next of kin names and full lists of the wounded are on file. It directs readers to the Citizen section on Saturday for the complete listings and related details.
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Otter
Weight, Nerve-Force and Health via Prophosphate
An ad touts pito-phosphate as the key to adding weight and strengthening nerves. It claims thinning people gain flesh and energy, with improved mood and blood, urging doctors to prescribe and hospitals to use the organic phosphate. The copy warns it treats nervousness but notes caution on safety.
Corporal Horgan Awarded Distinguished Service Cross
Corporal Harry B. Horgan of Company 165th Infantry, next of kin J. Walden of Congress Junction Arizona, was killed in France while rescuing a wounded comrade under machine gun fire at Ferme De Meurka near Viliers-Bur-Fere on July 31. General Pershing cited extraordinary heroism in action.
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Harry B. Horgan
J. ©. Walden
Congress Junction
Arizona
France
General Pershing
Horgan
165Th Infantry
Ferme de Meurka
Viliers- Bur-Fere
Jameson Captures Two Huns In France And Is Wounded
Rudolph Jameson, formerly with Myers and Bloom, serving in France, reports two enemy soldiers captured and a breast wound. He is improving and hopes for more engagements. Son of Mrs C Jameson of 515 South Fifth Avenue.
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Jameson
Rudolph Jameson
Myers & Bloom
France
C. Jameson
South Fifth Avenue
Greeks Praise Wilson Letter on Asia Minor Justice
Athens October 24 newspapers publish President Wilson’s letter to the committee funded by Heart subscriptions in sympathy with soccer victims in Asia Minor. The letter is seen as the first official step toward justice for Greeks in Asia Minor.
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Athens
Wilson
Asia Minor
Ottawa casualty list item lists Brightsusich from Denver
A weekly casualty list features the name Brightsusich of Denver Colorado among ten days of reported injuries. The note appears in the Ottawa edition describing Western America products and Western Machinery Company advertising lower prices.
Corn and Provisions Markets Drift on Wet Chicago Trade
Openings show mixed moves with corn futures varying from declines to small advances led by November and December contracts amid wet weather. Oats stay firm after minor gains while provisions slip slightly and pork and lard futures post modest shifts.
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Argentina
Cotton futures steady in New York market
Cotton futures in New York closed steady with October at $30.57 and December at $28.77. January and March futures stood at $28.43 and $28.22 with May at $28.22. Spot middling cotton quiet at $21.55.
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New York
Monty and Exchange Markets Steady Amid Mixed Signals
New York markets show a mercantile paper and sterling day with demand at 67240 and cables at 6.9655. Mexican dollars unchanged. Time Joans firm. Call money remains strong and steady as investors await moves.
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Monty and Exchance New York
Mercantile Paper
Joans Strong
Call Money
Liberty bonds new Vik Ort 6 convertible rates listed
Liberty bond issues released with first convertible 6s priced at 99.72 and 97.20 for other series. Second convertible 44 s quotes 97.20 and 89.70. Third 4s recorded at 89.16.
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Liberty
Japan Leaves Demands on Boxer Indemnity Return
Peking dispatch reports Japanese conditions on the Boxer indemnity return including China’s schedule for the peace conference under Japan’s guidance and cooperation by delegates. It notes possible China loans restrictions and mineral and cotton access requests, though verification remains uncertain.
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China
Associated Proce
Peking
Japan
Influenza Cases Wane in City Health Report
City health officer notes only two new influenza cases. 125 total cases remain, none serious. Ten teachers are infected. Tucsonian Training School reports adequate nurse staffing and care.
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Grton
Tucsonian Training School
Aaa
Five Russians Convicted in Espionage Trial Result
Five of six Russians on trial in federal court were found guilty after about an hour of deliberation. They admitted affiliation with espionage acts and sought to counter the Sisson revelations about Germany and Bolshevik duplicity in Russia. Major Frank L. Culin Jr arrived in Tucson on furlough from the trenches in France via New York after participating in the Liberty Loan drive.
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New York
Germany
Russia
Frank L. Culin, I Jr
Tucson
France
Liberty Loan Carnation
Over There The following letter from F Wilden Fickett Jr
In this wartime letter dated September 16 1918 from St Mihiel Drive Fickett Jr describes the successful push against German lines on September 12 1918. He notes heavy artillery and infantry advances the capture of German equipment and horses and reports brief encounters with German troops and civilians. He also mentions comrades wounded by gas and his hope of returning home. He signs as loving son and promises more letters from Mets.
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Fred W. Fickett
Franklin Street
F. Wilden Fickett, Jr
St. Mihiel Drive
Germany
Thiaucourt
Filirey
Father
Esasey
Boulonville
Wildon
Will
Mets
Tucson Seed Company
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Fredonia
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Wolvegin
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Mound City
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