South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-26
Casualties in US. Overseas Forces
ARMY


international News Service:
WASHINGTON, June 26-Ninety-
one casualties in the American ex-
peditionary forces were announced
today by the war department divided
as follows.
Forty-seven killed in action.
seven died from wounds. three from
disease. one died from aeroplane
accident. four from accident and
other causes. 20 severely wounded.
two wounded, degree undetermined
and seven reported as missing in
action.
(Onicers' Llst.)
III eofhcers on the army list were:
KILLED IN ACTION.
LIEUTENANTS.
George A. Ball. Monroe. y 4.
Robert II. Flansbury. Lincoln. Neb
James Bernard Stearr. Hasbrouck
Heights, y. j.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
LIEUTENANT
Herman J. Eckhardt. Woodbury.. Mich.
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
LIEUTENANT
Harold ". Herrick. Dorchester. Mass
MISSING ~ ACTION.
CAPTAIN
Arthur ). Ewings st. Louis. Nc.
(OtherS on List.)
The army casualty list was as follows /.
KILLED IN ACTION.
SERGEANTS
Harry Klein. Newark. y. J
keron J. Ryan. Waterbury, Conn.
Frank W. spencer. Springfield. Mass.
CORPORAIS
George /. Dawson, Pittsburgh. ia.
Garner NJ. Herring. kilu. Miss.
Harry L. Hill. kenna. W. Va.
Nathan ko-ngold, New York.
Harry MCCrcdie, New York.
August Schmidt. Charleston. :. T..
Rufus a shelton, Honey Grove. Tex.
George Tremblay Holyoke. Mass.
Robert l.. Wilcox. Hendersonville. y.
BUGLER.
John Humiston. East Jaffrey. y. II.
Jesse II. Moore. MOnteZuma. Ind.
PRIVATES.
August Beckmann. Milwaukee. Wis.
Homer H Blevins. Fresno. Calf.
Raymond Leo Branshaw, Weston, Wis.
Eugene Chagnon. Nashua. y. II.
Amedeo r Glalanella New York
Louis GOldstein. Sheffield. Ala.
Eugene r. Griepentrog. Milwaukee,
Wis
James NJ Griffith, auapolis, Ind.
James W. Parvey. Stonington, Conn.
Lee L. Hickey. Concord. Tenn
Louis G Jarvais, Indian Orchard
Mass.
Anton L. Jurach. Karnes City. Tex.
John kapparos. Dubuque, Ia
Victor Kilinski, Morgan Pa.
Herbert Lembcke. Menominee Falls
Wis.
Charles Lola. Pleasant Point. Ne.
Theodore George Miglas. Crete, Greece
Robert G. Nails, Jackson. Miss.
George ]. Oesterle. Burlington, Vt
Ray II. Parmlee, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Arnold George Peter. MenOminee, Wis
Edward +. Quinlan, Waterbury. Conn
Matthew b. Rierys. SacatOn, AriZ.
Thomas A. ROssi. Rumford. Ne.
Willie Scott, Greenville. \. 9.
Walter VI. Stratton, Fairfield. Ne.
Robert W. Veal, SanderSville. Ga.
Fred J. Vergenz. Waukesha. Wis.
Peter Yeager, Turtle Greek Pa.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
CHAPLAIN
Walter s. Banker. Worcester. Mass.
SERGEANIS.
Wilfred Niles. Bessemer. Ala
CORPORALS.
Joseph +. Palmer. Broken Bow, Neb.
PRIVATES
Hugh Barr. Brooklyn. Y y.
Early :. King, Waterloo. Ia.
Samuel Nicholas Thompson. Cickasha,
Okla.
DIED OF DISEASE.
NURSE.
Katherine Dent. Biloxi. Miss.
HORSE SHOER
Willie O. sharp. Montgomery. Ala.
PRIVATE.
David Anderson. Grand Lake Ark
DIED OF AEROPLANE ACCIDENT.
NURSE.
Marion L. Overend, PeterbOro. ont
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
PRINATES.
Leon Frost. Luna, La.
John Howe. Paragould, Ark.
Jesse Pearson. Tuscaloosa, Ala.
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
SERGEANT.
John Broderick. Brooklyn, y. y
CORPORAL
Leo Coveldie, Eaton. H.
COOK
John F. CarmOdy, Utica. y. Y
PRINATES
Albert J. Aklinski. Chicago.
Harry Emil Anderson, Walkerton. Ind.
Edward +. Belden. Bridgeport, Conn.
John A. Bonall. LlamO. III.
Stanislau Dondicewz, Brooklyn, y. Y.
William Glazer. Cleveland. o.
Frank Z, GOndeck. Hamtramck, Mich.
Paul Z. Haag. Wernersville Pa
Harry w Harmon, New York.
COrmick A. Herman. Lowell Mass
Ejar ]. g KornO. Chicago.
Hanna ". Martin, Denver, Colo.
Charles T. Mehan. Alameda. Calf
Lester r. Nichols, Strawberry Point.
Ia
Marshall Olmstead. Puyallup. Wash.
Early Steffey, Bridgeport. Conn.
DEGREE UNDETERMINED
PRINATES.
George Koch. Milwaukee. Wis.
Elmer J Atkin. Adrian. Mich
MISSING IN ACTION.
CORPORAL
William Walter Gillum. Jackson. XIV.
PRTVATFS
William J. Dunphy, Dorchester. Mass.
Charles Knickerbocker. Cortland, \. Y.
Raymond f. London, San Jose. Calf.
John H Simon. jr.. Philedlphia
Howard W. Smith, Elkins, w Va.
KENTUCKIAN AND WIFE
KILLED BY TRAIN