Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24
CASUALTY LIST
86 Names Made Pubic
Thursday
Killed in Action "a; Died Of Wounds
70; of Disease II; Wounded Sc.
vereIy 80; Slightly 9; Missing 10
Action Three Officers in List

Washington. May 23.-The army
casualty list Thursday contained IS
names, divided as follows:
Killed in action. Il; died of wounds.
II; died of disease. II: wounded Sc
riously. SO; wounded slightly. 3; miss
ing in action. /.
Officers included were:
Lieut.. James Palache. Pennington.
CT, dieG of wounds: Lieuts. John r.
Mcguire, st. Louis. Mo. and Hugh l..
Sutherland, Benot. Mass. severely
wounded.
The list follows:
| Killed in aCtiOn-Sergt Glen
Hobbs. Red Oak. Ia: Corporals John
{. Foster. Greenfield. Ill; Charles j.
Guartha, Springfield. Mass. James
| q. II. Lighthall, Cohoes. n. Y: Har-
rcy, 7. Rimel. Pacific Junction, Ia;
Edward S. Harkins, Salem, Mass
Nav L. Hubbell. Atlantic. la; Ed
ward II. Lamong, Yonkers, n V: AL
, bert Traguski Nutley. y. j.; Eop!m
Norazoka, Noljinsk. Russia.
| Died Of Wounds-Lieut. James Pa
| lache, Pennington. CT: Sergts. Wal.
ter l.. Brown. Fl Paso. Tex: Ray
| mond j. Cairoia. Fort Lee, y. j.: CO..
| porals Miles Douglas, Rockford,
Mich; William G. Greirzu, Colwyn.
Pa; Privatcs John Adams. Sterling,
o.: Teddy c. Brewer. Greenfield, Ind;
John w Burns. Chicago; BENJAMIN
i l.. Garter, Rutland. Vt; William
! Clark. Titusvilie. Pa; Fred Winfield
Howard, Chotek. Wis, Finis L.
| Schooling Clark. Mo.
! Died of Disease-Sergt Prescott w.
Gould, Newton Upper Falls. Mass;
| wagner Bryant Clark. East Marion,
! y. y: Cook Ernest L. Foncannon.
Faulkton, S. c.; Privates Warren
Coleman. Wash. d. C.; James Goth
ran, Bradley. s. c.; John Z. Jones.
spartanburg, S. c.; Walter Hunter.
Laurens. S. c.; Emil F. Kraft, st.
Paul; Frank Charles Mastenbrooa,
Grand Haven, Mich; Harold II. New
mann, Glennie, Mich; Harvey T.
Palmer, Hillsdale, Ore.
Severely Wounded-Lieuts. John r.
Mcguire. St Louis: Hugh i. Suther-
land. Benoit, Mich. Sergts. Harold
w. Brown, Chicago; Ralph d. Lin
vile, GlenwOod, Ia. Albert Il. Rad
datz. Meriden, Conn; William o.
Williamson. Blanchard. La; Corpor-
ais Michael +. Murphy, Washington,
ID. C.; David Silverman. Brooklyn, \.
Y; Mechanic Stanislau Baramski,
Middletown. Conn; Privates Mario
.Abbruzzi, BernardsvilIe. n. j.: Mack
Anderson, Inman, S c.: Thomas
Bertolino, Los Angeles: Chester @.
Bittner, Indianapolis; Dominic Be-
toni, Houston, Pa; George d. Bolt,
! Woodbine, la: Ross II. Brown. Look
eda, Okla; Ray 6. Cochran, Rankin.
Pa; Peter Connors, 81 Laurel street.
Manchester y. H.: Dolphus G.. Coon
er. Jacksonville. n. c.: Jessie S.
Deakins. st. Joseph. Mo-: Andrew
Deardi, Hartford. Conn; Ernest De-
ceoccio, Hartford, Conn: RAYMOND
W. Gambeian, Boston: Dwight Car
ret, Ansonia, Conn; Gust l.. Gullick-
SON Minneapolis; Frank Kearncy,
Boston: Casey Kooistra, Paterson, y.
j.; John w. Lafferty, Brooklyn, y.
j.. Elijah Lawson, Gimley. Ky: Pat
rick G. Ntzhugh,, Brooklyn: George
r. Mellor, rs Lawrence street, Low
ell Mass: Sotero G.. Navarro, West
Berkeley, Calf; Edward L. O'Hagan.
20 Albion street Lowell, Mass: Geo.
Raborn. Tacoma. Wash: Fred Allen
Renick, st. Louis: Claude p. Rose,
Cherryvillc, Ky; George 7. Tomm,
DelavaD, Ills; Joe Younghawk, Elb-
woods. n. d.; John A. O'keefe, ST,
Elizabeth hospital. Lowell. Mass.
Wounded Slightly William
F. Lewis. Mill Point. w. Va; Cor
poral Cornelius J. Brown, Boston:
Corporal Arthur Richardson, Chica-
go; Privates Bruce Cochran, Graf
ton, \. D.: Martin Elenbass, Lucas,
Mich; Joseph Flynn, Philadelphia:
James L. Hartford. Mittineague.
Mass; Charles G. Thompson. Atkin-
son. \. r.; Michael J. Glynn, Dor
chester. Mass.
Missing in action-Private Rocco
Summa, Waterbury. Conn.