The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-09
Nine KANSANS ON LIST

The Kansans on today's and Sum
days lists follow:
KILLED IN ACTION.
Victor H. johnson. Leavenworth.
Forester Hester Dougherty. Kan
sas City.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
George c. Fitzgerald, Kiowa.
William G. Holloway, Lecompton.
Bernard F. McMeel, Mead.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETER-
MINED).
Paul r. Parrish, r. F. D. 81, To-
peka.
George Bumgartner, Greene street.
Topeka.
Bert Watkins, Manhattan.
Earl Witcher, Melvern.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Harley ogden, Belle PLANE.
Following are the summaries ana
the names of the dead from the re-
mainder of the list:
This Afternoons List.
The following casualties are re-
norted by the commanding general of
the American expeditionary forces:
Killed in action, IT; missing in action,
70; wounded severely. A; wounded
slightly, /; wounded. degree unde-
termined, 1876: died of wounds, IL.
Total. 2SS.
KILLED IN ACTION.
Harrison A. Dickson, Springfield, Ill.
Vincent S. Manning, Jersey City, N. J.
Martin J. Kiah. Bay city, Mich.
Abraham Zippen, New York, N Y.
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Eddie c. Lund. Siren. Wis.
Joseph Majewski, Chicago, Ill.
Sterling N. Peek, Florey. Texas;
Charles n a L. sampson. Russell. Pa.
Carl J. Smith. Washburn, Wis -,
John Aylor. Seminole, Okla.
Harry Breshanso, Russia.
H. P. Cation, st; Joseph, No;
Henry Henri F. peterson, Arlington, Neb.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Frank E. Andrea, Beresford, s. D.
Clifford W. Cahill, Hartford, Conn.
victor Hubert Handley, Berkeley, Calf.
Bernard Henry Huelsman. Covington, Ky.
william J. Birmele, Newark, N. J;
William J; Cooney, Cherry Valley. Mass.
Elmer a. Feldman, Quincy, wis. g..
Joe Fuller, Arlington, Colo. -.
4 j n, h N. l.. 81
| Kenneth Lewis, Washington, d. c.
Hobson Maddox, New Brocton, Ala.
| Clifford B. Mason, Twin Valley, MINI.
| William L. Spencer, Milan, Ga.
Frank Stanke, Philadelphia, Pa.
Don S. Sutton, Lumberton, N. c.
| Morning List.
| The following casualties are report
ed by the commanding general of the
American expeditionary forces: Killed
| in action, %; missing in action, 73;
wounded severely. 81; died of wounds,
| 5; wounded, degree undetermined
1872; died of disease, g.. Total, 304.
DIED IN ACTION.
Elmer Joy Bishoff, Oak Park, Ill.
Alvin W. Dean, Pittsfield. Ill.
George Girard. Southbridge, Mass.
| Corp. Floyd Z. Miller, Greensburg, Pa.
Mechanic Harve Axes. Mill Spring, Mo.
Mechanic Jerry Bowers, Ruleville, Miss.
Privates-
c. E. Anderson, Gonvick, Miss.
James J. Argiroples, Keyser, w. Va.
George A. Ayers, Cedarburg, Wis.
Lonnie G. Blackard. Pottscamp, Miss.
Louis A. Bouyea, McDouglas, Ark.
John E. Cacy, Itasca, Texas.
James Catalane, Chicago, Ill.
Charlie B. Clements, Nathalie, Va.
Ralph Coppola, Nexbridge. Mass.
Maurice H. Dixon, Lansing Mich.
Harvey w. Dodds, Burnet, Texas.
Christopher Gerye. Nashua, N. n.
Alex Rudolph Jackola, Dodgeyille, Mich.
Mack M Jenkins, Canton Pa.
Frank Tony Schoenrock, Romulus. Mich.
Joseph f. Smith, st. Louis, Mo.
Paul L. Shaler, Chicago, Ill.
Walter E. Thomas, Oak Park, Ill.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Privates-
Francis F. Barber, Laytonville, Nd.
Ernest DeHayen, Boise, Idaho.
Peter P. Kizale, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
William T. McGrew, Los Angeles. Calf.
Edmond T. Macs, Lawrence, Mass.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Corp. Henry Hail. Mooresville, Ind. -
| Wagner John B. Thomas, Adel, Ga.
Saddle Harris, vfcksburg. Miss.
Thomas H. Marsh, Bellingham, WASH
Earl Martin, Lowdesville, S. c.
Paul Alexander Poquette, Green Bay, wis
Marine List.
The following casualties are reported b,
the commanding general of the America
EXpeditionary Forces included in abov
totaD: Killed in action, 1; died of wound
severely, 2 Total, Z. ~ " '-'''-
KILLED IN ACTION previously reporte
missing in action):
) Sergt. Ray Anderson, Akron. O.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN AC
TION.
Corp. Willie H. Bulman, Philadelphia, Pa
Corp. Roy H., Busch, Lowmoo-, Va.
William A. Hunter CentervilIe, Mo-
Frank Snider, Marquette, Mich.
Sundays List.
The following casualties are reported b.
the commanding general of the America
, Expeditionary Forces: Killed i'll action, =,
missing in action, Is; wounded severely, 20
died of disease, 1; wounded, degree unde
: termined, 122; died of wounded, ?. Tota
/ 243.
: KILLED IN ACTION.
|, Lieut. Benjamimin f. Blankenship, Thorn
sergt, John Hilger, Granville, Ia
Corpora1s-
: Thomas F. Cook, W. Reading, Pa
/, Carl Frederick Payson, Monroe, Mich.
l Frank A. Badstuebner, Rockville, Conn.
4 Carl J. Bonz, Dubuque, Iowa.
$ James w. Brewer, Greeley, Neb.
, Edward Harold Eckberg. Sweden
. Harry ]. Farren, Springfield, Mass.
Glen Fletcher, Cardwell, Mo.
Francis B. Ferguson, Onsted, Mich.
s Gerge II. Lang, Williamsburg, Pa