Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-07-22
ARMY AND MARINE
CORPS CASUALTY
LIST TOTALS l2,716
Names Of Several Texas
Soldiers Appear Among 81
Those Who Have FallenI
On the Field In France
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overseas increased 9S3 during the
week compared with SAT the previous
week, and aggregate 12.716 with the
inclusion of today's army list of 199
and the marine corps list of 26.
While the weeks totals were the
largest, it. is unlikely that casualties
the heavy fighting in which the Amer
leans have been participating since
last Monday are included in the totals.
In the 12.716 casualties, total deaths,
including POI men lost at sea, men
killed in action, dead of wounds, dis
ease, accident and other causes, num-
bered 5,100-army men, 4,421; marines
679. The wounded aggregated 6,941-
army men, 5,S17; marines, 1924. Those
missing including prisoners, total 615
army men, 583; marines, 80.
OF the weeks increase ISL were army
men and 202 marines. Killed in action
and other deaths numbered 427 COM
pared with 25S the previous week; the
wounded numbered 465, compared with
307 the previous week and the missing
and prisoners 81, compared with 81 the
previous week.
In the list was Private Elias Barnes
of New Boston, Texas, and James y.
Selman, Alton, Texas.
The list also shows Enoch R. Hale OF
| OOII texas, WdS hlllcu III dCllOn.
Killed In Action
Captain Arthur F. Moseley, Free
port, Ills: Sergeant Walter E. Scrog-
gins, Eldorado, H.; Corporals Albert
Diamond. Cleveland, O.. Charles A.
Schick, Philadelphia; Privates Frank
Alves, Oxnard, Cal; Edward A. An
derson, New York; Ralph D. Boone.
Greencastle. Ind; Israel B. Bryant,
Shelton Mills, Me-; Augusta Capoto-
sto. New York; Thomas F. Carabine,
Fall River, Mass; Homer Nicholas,
Colburn, Holley. n. Y: Frank J. Darr,
MARVEL, Ark: David Dickie, Lonsdale,
r. T.; Arthur w. Douglass, Redlands,
Cal: Earl NJ. Faulkner, Everett, Wn.;
Phillip Gordon, Chicago; Robert E.
Gordan, Belleville, Kan; Mack Cow,
Duncan, Okla; Carmelo Cutilla, Flush
ing, N. Y: John J. Hanrahan, New
York; Edward A. Hansen, Brooklyn;
Daniel Hibbard, Laporte. Ind; William
D. Hunter, Johnstown, Pa; Roy Ken
nedy, Frankfort, KY; Patrick McDer-
mott, New York; John McLain, Ash
burn, Ga: John Mcneil, New York;
William c. March, Liscomb, Iowa
August C. Neither, st. Louis; Law
renee P. Petty. Trough, S. c.; Benz
S. Reed, Mattapan. Mass: Alberto
Reindeau, Woonsocket, R. l.; George
Rothenberg, New York: Marlin Sand
ers, Mekinock, n. D.; Harry L.
Schneider New York: Pete Semevolos
Dogden, n. D.. Harold c. Skinner
McMinnville Ore; Charles A. Sullivan
Simpson, Sask.; John Sullivan. New
York; Joe s. Taylor, Hasgew Station
Tenn; Earl A. Thomas, Williamsburg
Va; Clarence M. Walker, Salem, Mo-;
George E. Wall, Asher, Okla.
Died of Wounds
Sergeants Carroll H. Black. Ian
caster Ohio; Emile F. Milter, New
Orleans; Corporals Edward L. Cos
sette, Pence, Wis: John E. Gleason
Waverly, N. Y; Privates Floyd Amos
Arnbolt, Loundonville, Ohio; Merrill
l Austin, Brookfield, Mass; Richard w
Burns. Kilgore, Texas; Kasimer But
kevich, Bridgeport, Conn; Hans Carl
I son, Missoula, Mont; Samuel Channe
Philadelphia; Lee J. Chestang, Mobile
George E. Coburn, Providence, r. I.
Lester J. Crane, Oceanic, Wis; Johi
! A. Dennis, Wigton, Pa; William Dube
Lowell, Mass. Harry w. Fassnacht
Fairmont, Neb.; Harry A. Halves
) Washington, D. c.; Lewis o. Justice
! Equality Ills. Dudley J. Lester, Lane
: er, Sask.; Emil A. Lind, Boulder, Colo.
: Myrel Mullis, Owensburg, Ind; Hern
don Quinby, Red Crook, N. Y; Roya
t A. Smith, Kennedy. N. Y.
] Died of Disease
t Major Morris ]. Karpas, New York
I Sergeant Arthur P. Kelley, Nashua, \
Y H.. Wagner Eugene r. Tucker. Syra
r cuse, n. Y; Privates Clarence E. Aus
r Cleveland; Charles Brought, Elletts
. vile, Ind; Simon Cutcavage, Shenan
oh
Newark, n. j.; Morris Charles, Puyal
lup, Wash; Silas E. Fauver, Noun
e Williams, Va; Benjamin f. Hic,
4 Chucky. Tenn; Earl P. Hicks, Hous
/. ton. Texas; George L. Inman, Senec;
n Neb.; Harvey Jewell, Lexington, Ga
d George II. Leithisre, Lancaster, Pa
{ Ralph F. Macmillan, Grand Rapid
g Mich; Sylvia Mengozzi Orange, n. J
d Jay N. Milan, Selma, Iowa; David v
e Neil, Apex. Mo-; Albert Robinson
n Baltimore Nd; Everett A. Storer, Al
: ton Kan. Claude w. Tack, Green
Iowa; Joseph P. Trego, Newton, Kan
It John Witkowski. Cloquet, MINI.
h Died of Accident
It Died of airplane accident: Lieu
d Eldridge w. Maynor, Oneonta, Ala.
!. Died from accident and other cause.
: Bugler Ernst Suffer- Milwaukee, Wis
IL iiNottS JdlIicS beIl1ltlt, A1dDeTly, vi
n tario, Canada; Frank Brown, Mime
l. apolis; Adam ]. Buchbinder, Buffalo
lie William L. Freeman, Chickamaug
IS Ga; Oliver E. Sasire, Wellsburg, N. Y
l. Nicolas Tarus, North Hampton, Pa
1t John Vaughan, Monge, Ind
re Severely Wounded
81 Severely wounded: Lieut. Charl,
Lee Twiss, Shelbyville, ILL.,; Sergean
Joseph p. McEntee, Ballston Spa, J
ID y; Julius Rogers. Brooklyn; Corpora
" William Bates, Blue Mound, ILL.,. Wi
le liam j. Borne, Newport. R. l.; Ralr
At l.. Bryan. Cucamonga, Cal; Charles :
he Byrnes, Brooklyn; Harry r. Delozie
r. Duncansville, Pa; Frank M. Golde
IN Jersey City, n. j.; Walter E. Milhei
IN Ripon. Wis; Navlor B. Humphre
& Winkliffe. Ky; Benjamin Noyd, ALE
er ton, Mass; Charles V. Richardso
It. Halsey, Neb.; Bugler Walter Gebhal
r. Hummelstown. Pa; Mechanics JOSEF
t. A. Cantwell, Bryn Mawr, Pa; John
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