The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-21
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the war department show: Killed In
action (including 293 at sea-, 1885;
died of wounds, 3,460; died of disease,
2,75S: died of accident, 1899; wound
ed in action, 27,967; missing in action.
including prisoners, 5.7S7; total 51,056.
Army casualties issued for Sunday
| and Monday show: Killed in action,
| 2S5; missing in action, 297; wounded.
| wounds, 112; died of disease, 281;
wounded severely. 1856; total 1856.
| Marine casualties issued show; killed
In action II; died of wounds Z; died
Of disease 8; wounded severely 80;
| wounded, degree undetermined IL; in
hands of enemy 2; missing in action
As; total 1870.
Indiana men named are: Welton A.
Turner. Gary; Lee Sly, Eureka: John
T. McEndee, Fountanet; Anton E. Ma
teski, Gary, killed in action; Charlie
Kaiser. Aurora; Charles Sturgeon,
William Tam, Jasonville; Lewis Plo-
enges, Indianapolis; Emerson G. Mil
Ter, Indianapolis; Steven Tappis, Roll
ing Prairie: missing in action; Ray j.
Weicer. Elkhart; Howard H. Beebe,
Wynn T. Timme, Fort Wayne; Tony
Schile, Evansville; Clarence L. Cruise
mire, Noblesville; Carl Raffel, Michi-
Vile; Paul Dunn. Upton; Cecil New
Fred w. Stuart, Stinesville; Lawrence
Lefflor, Auroro; George l.. Mestel,
NJ Ep To-
, lis: Maurice G.. Stegner, Indianapolis,
wounded severely; Clarence B. Bark
dull. Daleville; John Harvey Coin,
Frankfort; Joseph H. kinker, New
point, died of disease; Fred G. Phillips,
Lafayette; Arthur ]. Zollman, George
ton; died from wounds; VanBuren
Mills. Lapel; Earl W. Hammer, Will
low City; John F. Cuttings, Tell City,
wounded.
Ohio men named are: Charles w.
McCabe, Cleveland; Charles Shuster,
I-arue; Nick Cascino, Sterh enville
William Weakly, Dairy; FIR, ak Dono-
van. Cleveland; Steve Evicz, Cleve-
land; August Heber. Akron; Webster
Slack, Delaware; John Belzer, Cincin-
natl; William Evans, Cleveland; Kin
ney Thompson. Minersville; killed in
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bus. John Kruschinski, Cleveland;
William ]. Wott, Clyde; Ladon Ash
brook. Delaware; Russell T. Eswine,
Columbus; Machele Marietta, Cleve-
land; Sylvester Nichols, Friendship;
John Olivia, Girard, died Of wounds.
Harry Wiepecker. Cincinnati: Capt
| William Workman, Portsmouth An
sci T. Higgins. Farmdale; Thomas c..
Dunn, Steubenville; John B. Heymen,
Pemberville; Patrick j. Lotus, Cleve-
land; William A. Nubanks. GAINESVILLE;
Joseph Berger. Cincinnati; Lawrence
Cowing, Wyoming; Robert L. Leroy,
Columbus; Egbert H. Pearst Paines-
vile; Err S. Emans. Pandor.; Clark
w. Flack. Luneville; Isadore San
drowitz, Cleveland; Dalbert D. Nit
chell, Toledo; Johnnie Yates, Find
ley; John j. Carder, North Creek;
Alex Dombroski, Cleveland; Clarence
c. Friend, Cleveland; John ]. O'Keefe,
Cleveland; Samuel Quesenberry, Col
lege Corner; Clifford C. Roellig, Mad
isonville; Walter J. Zirkle, Ports
mouth; Albert Petzke, Cleveland;
Frank Boord, Columbus; Noal J. De-
Cleveland; Joseph Walter Diehn, To-
iSNcs IL oSC ~. II utlZ, AWFUL, ot6VSu
Jasinskim, Toledo; Claude Hilliard
Wadsworths Paul A Sacket, North
Fairfield; Charles Batiste, Cleveland;
Ernest S. Bryant, St. Bernard; JOS
eph Lucas, Marblehead; Mike Patrick,
Hubbard; Raymond Scheops, Cincin-
natl Jake Armetz, Cleveland; Charles
c. Arthur, Rock Creek; Joseph N.
Koffey, Piqua; William r. Deubner,
Cincinnati; Walter c. Haas, Toledo;
Lewis E. Reinwald, Cleveland; Elmer
j. Smith, Toledo; John d. Vessels,
Cincinnati, wounded severely. Fred
Camadlia, Cleveland: Thomas Henry
Doyle, Ashtabula; Walter l.. Davis,
Ironton; Rudolph S. VOLS. Bowers
Vile; William O. Sutton, Norwood;
Paul S. Apszga, Cleveland; Thomas
c. Powell. Monticello; Robert Russell,
Steubenville; Wilbur ]. -Staley, Sgd
ney; Andrew Jenkins, Bentonville;
Wade c. Smith. Pomeroy; Charles
B. Wing, Hiram; Joe Sharp, Salem;
Walter Lewis Newell, Cleveland; Pete
Defravio. Columbus; Frank Bodkwar,
Delphos; James r. Sanders, Bellefon-
tame; Clyde Roach, Toledo, wound
ed. Edward Lewis Decker, Column