The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-06-13
S|XTY-TWO IOWA
J BOYS On LISTS
A HEAVY TOLL OF CASUALTIES
YESTERDAY AND TO-DAY.
ONLY TWO DEATHS REPORTED
One In Action and One of Disease
Most Of the Men Were Only
Slightly Wounded-None
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Washington, d. c.. June 10.-The
names of sixty-two Iowans were add
ed to the honor roll in the overseas
casualty lists as issued by General
Pershing Sunday and today.
Sundays list contained fifty-fiye
Iowans, most of whom were wounded
and the list today contained seven
from the Hawkeye state.
Captain Charles w. Aikens of Win
terset, commander of Company A of
the 16Sth Infantry, has been wound
ed in action, according to the Monday
list. The extent of his wounds is
as yet undetermined.
1t is thought likely that most of the
Iowans in the casualty lists of yester-
day and today were wounded in the
fight at Cantigny on May 27th, which
caused Captain Z. o. Fleury of Des
Moines to be killed in action.
Iowans On Today's List.
Today's list was as follows:
Died of disease:
Private Waterman, of Kamrar.
Wounded in action, degree unde-
termined:
Captain Charles W. Aikens. of Win
terset.
Private Dwight A. Carson, of Mt.
Ayr
James W. Hewitt, Creston.
Antoine Jurkovski. Cedar Rapids.
Lee Jones, of Andrew.
Wounded severely:
Lee A. Haggert, Spencer.
Sundays List.
The list of Iowa casualties given
out Sunday night follows:
Died of wounds:
Private Anton BernatZ, DEBORAH.
Wounded severely:
Private John Lee, Lake City.
Wounded, degree unknown:
Corporal Curtis G. Baker, 307 Sew
enth avenue east, Cedar Rapids.
Corporal Arthur ID. Creger, Truro.
Corporal James S. Day, Cincinnati.
Corporal Carl J. LindahI, Creston.
Corporal Frank j. Matus, Marion.
Corporal William H. Sharkey, Red
Oak.
Corporal Francis H. Webster, Iowa
Falls.
BugIer Clarence Murphy, Fort Des
Moines.
Cook Alvin Byrd, RivertOn.
Cook Ernest A. Matheny, Creston.
Cook Clifford L. Oshel, Creston.
Privates:
James +. Albert, Moravia.
Arthur L. Anderson, Holmes.
Charles Z. AshmOre, GlenwOod.
Walter r. Beardsley, Humeston.
Leo V. Bongers, Ottumwa.
Charles F. Bower, Coon Rapids.
John l.. Bridges, Winterset.
Albert C. Bull, Dakotah City.
Tom Coughlin, DIN.
Howard Countryman, Wyoming.
Leo J. Dougherty, Centerville.
Ernest Z. Draper. 140S South East
Fourteenth street. Des Moines.
Raymond A. Dudley, Creston.
Oscar +. French, Marion.
Roy ID. Frislie, Iowa Falls.
James +. George, De Soto.
William II. Hamm, Stuart.
John r. Livingston, Bedford.
Lawrence Z. Livingston, Farragut.
Fred A. Morgan, Fontanelle.
Frank l.. Murray, Valley Junction.
Murray Neasham, 555 Twenty-third
street, Des Moines.
Rollie B. Nelson, Fairfield.
Walter Quick, Creston.
Robert II. Reed, Red Oak.
Earl II. Rhodes, Winterset.
Shirl +. Ristine. Fairfield.
Samuel L. Robinson, COrwith.
Ernest J. Rooney, Indianola.
William ]. Seals, Creston.
Omar d. SheaTer, Guthrie Center.
Ray E. Smith, CrestOn.
Lee C. Stewart, Ottumwa.
Albert S. Troup, Lorimor.
Lawrence Taflinger, Nevada.
Carlos II. Van Saun, Dubuque.
William o. Welshons, Des Moines.
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Frank G. Vim, Red Oak.
Charles E. Woods, Vinton.
Willis +. Woodward, Peru.
John A. Sugg, Centeryille.
American Losses in War.
Washington. D. c.. June 10.-Cas-
ualties among the American forces
thus far reported by General Perish
ing, including today's list. total 7.135.
the war office announced today in
making public the first of regular
weekly summaries of casualties.
Deaths in action and from wounds.
disease, accidents and all other
causes number 2.917, while 4.046 men
have been wounded and 342 are miss
ing in action, including men held
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