Arizona republican., 1918-07-01
Casualty List
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 WASHINGTON, June S0.-Casual- ties in the American eXpeditionary forces thus far reported total 10,3S3, summaries issued today by the war department and marine corps show. Of this number 9,131 were in the army and 1,252 in the marine corps.
 WASHINGTON. June 3O.-The army casualty list today contained Il names, divided as follows: Killed in action H. died of wounds :; died of disease, 3; died of accident and other causes, 3; wounded severely 46; pris- oner, 1.
 Army casualties. including those reported today were summarized as follows:
 Killed in action, including 291 lost at sea, 1.491.~
 Died of wounds, 479.
 Died of disease, 1,2S7.
 Died of accident and other causes, 465.
 Wounded in action, 5,O24.
 Missing in action Gncluding pris- oners), 1885.
 The summary of casualties among  today's list, follows:
 Deaths. 407.
 Wounded, SAP.
 In hands of enemy, l. h Missing, 2
 Four hundred and ninety seven casualties in the army were reported during the week, including 179 killed in action, 47 died of wounds, 19 died of disease, 19 died of accidents and other causes, 213 wounded in action and 20 missing in action, including prisoners. The week before 549 cas- ualties were reported
 The marine corps summary did not show how many of the deaths re- ported were in action, from disease accidents and other causes. 1t did divide the officers and men, show ing that IA officers have died, 29 have been wounded and one is miss ing.
 Marine Casualties WASHINGTON, June 30. - The marine corps casualty list announced today contained 4S names. divided as | follows:
 Killed in action. four; died Of wounds, two; wounded severely, 4l; missing in action, one. Among those on the list are: Killed | in action: Private Clinton $. Lind sey, San Marcos. Texas: Priyates Ernest J. Smith. La Porte. Colo.
 Missing in action: Second Lieuten ant Thomas R. Bradford, Houston
 Army Casualties Killed in action: Mech. Dona J. Du- gal. Pawtucket. R. l.; Wagoner Al berton W. Vinal, North Chelmsford Mass; Cooks Albert Eichelberger | Clear Springs, Md; Henry A. Lord Milo. Maine; Privates: Arthur r. Bond Los Angeles. Cal; Charles Buk, Lowell Mass; Enrico Ferrera, Newark, N. J.i Otto F. Folgmann, Waterbury, Conn; Charles A. McKenney. Bangor. Maine Charles T. Shepard, Fort Wayne, Ind; Edward F. Stanton, Bridgeport, Conn Died of wounds: Corporals Jeremiah F. Leary, Norfolk, Conn.,; Gordon A Sutherland, Springfield, Mass. Pri- yates John Adams, Norfolk, N. Y.i Chester F. Floyd, Dancy, Miss.k Rich ard J. Hartigan, Brooklyn, N. Y.; An gelo Piccolo. Omaha, Neb.; Robert V Vavrosky. Chicago.
 Died of disease: Dr. Henry B. Her rick, Cleveland. Ohio;; Musician Nor man F. Hunt, Stoneham, Mass Pri yate Acy A. Thompson. Efland, N. C Died from accident and other causes Sergeant John Budeslay Radoyich Fond du Lac, Wis; Privates Herman F. Obenauf. Twin Lake, Mich; Edwin Stickney. Bowdoin, N. D.
 Wounded severely: Lieut.. Edison M Boerke, Wausau, Wis. Sergeants, Rus sell F. Aldrich, Fitchburg, Mass; Franl Grabowski, Chicago; Floyd w. Harper ! Hixson, Tenn; Harold O. Koenig, De troit, Mich; William F. Turpin, Mon roe, Ga. Corporals, Henry II. Gutz mann. Cleveland; George Johnson Be lott, Wis; Edward J. Lynch, Water
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