Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-11
SURVIVORS OF
TUSCANIA ARE
1882; 345ARE
UNACCOUNTED
War Department Furnishes
Lists of Those Who Are
Saved - Belief is that
200 Somewhere on Shore
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

hundred and thirty-tWo names Of
American soldiers rescued from the tor
pedoed liner Tuscania had been re-
ported tonight to the war department
leaving 345 of the soldiers On board un-
accounted for. No official report has
reached the department to change the
estimate that all except 113 of the men
were saved, but the names have been
coming in very slowly over the cables
and there is no assurance as to when
the list will be complete.
SOME THOUGHT TO
BE IN IRELAND
From the names so far received and
the passenger list of the lost steamer.
the Associated Press has compiled the
record of those still not reported. Prob
ably more than 200 of the men whose
names appear on this record are safe
in Ireland and will be so reported soon.
The preparation of the list, even in
its incomplete form, represents an ag-
gregate of one hundred and forty hours
IF labor. The war department has only
issued an official roll of those on the
ship. The committee on public informa-
tion has made no effort to compile a
list of the missing, merely issuing lists
of survivors. In order to compile j
list of missing and unreported, it was
necessary to search for each name in
both lists, a laborious process in deal
ing with more than 1000 names.
Following is the list of those on
board the Tuscania, who so far have
not been reported among the sur
Vivors
Casuals: Captain Leo p. Lebron,
Guthrie, Okla.
Captain Philip Kilburn Lighthall,
Syracuse. \. Y; Captain Philip Vim
cent Sherman, Northfield. Vt; First
Lieutenant William Binnie, F'ridley,
Ainn.; First Lieutenant Clifford Wei
lington Waller, Fenton, Mich; Second
Lieutenant Charles Scott Patterson,
Los Angeles, Cal; Civil Employees:
Edward 7. Fitzgerald, Detroit, Mich;
Abner T.. Larned, Detroit, Mich.
Headquarters detachment. sixth bat
talon, goth engineers, National: Pri-
Yates Raymond Butler, New Rich
mond, Wis; Irene Smith, Spokane,
Wash; Herschel O. Baird, Wagner,
Okla, Arthur w. Collins, Appleby,
Texas; Watch L. Brown, Pera,
Virginia; Clarence II. Bradshow,
Haverhill, Mass; Edwin R. Burkey,
Bemdi, Mimi; William L. Bennett,
Rogers, Ark.
Medical detachment: Sixth Bat
TALON. 20th Engineers, national army:
Sergeants Oliver Cote, Weldon Sta
tion. Canada; Gerald X. Glover. Hope
we'll Va: Private George r. ". Cary,
Springfield, Mass. Clarence w. Nc
Collin, Cascade, Mont; James W..
Sallee. Hot Springs. Mont.
Company d, Sixth Battalion, goth
Engineers. Corporals Clea Barger-
stock, Marionville, Pa; Nathan B..
Short, Stephens, Ark; Priyates Ben
jamin G. Olmsted. Tennio, Wash;
Elmer J.. Cowan, Victor Mont; Mat
Latham, Stafford, Va; Henry c. Muir
ply, Wallowa, ore; Marcus i. Cook,
Como. Mont. Sidney W. Bernitt,
Marshfield. Ore; Fred X. Allen, Ada,
Mimi: William p. Norm. Portland,
ore. Lambert II. Mocker, Cambridge,
Mimi; Robert +. Warren, Seattle,
Wash; Roy Muncaster, Denver, Colo;
Edward f. Parker, Grants Pass, Ore.
Roderick D. Macdonald, Bellingham,
Wash; Andrew c. Anderson, Nelson,
Mimi; Archie d. Roberts, Salem,
Ore; William A. Constans, Blue
Earth Mimi; Hans Adams. Orskog, Nor
way; Ellis NJ. Smith, Magnolia Park,
(No state given; Elvin o. Stephens,
Springfield. Ore; Norman G. Crocker,
Center, Texas; Joe r. Redfield Glen
dale. Ore; Winston A. Hartsock,
Rapidan Va; Henry G. Bates, Baker,
ore: Elmer A. Houston, Held, Ore;
w dlltl l. l<dl SOiis W tti OlNss Law
NJ Fish. Wheaton, MINI; Alvin N.
Collins, Markesan. Wis; Thomas s
Wasson, Kosciusko, Miss; Rocco Cal
;ibrese, Mont Solo, Wash; Phillip f.
Weigand. Baltimore, Md; Wesley W
Hyatt Lebam, Wash; Stanley r
Augspurger, Dayton, Ohio; Franf
Drahota, Jackson. Mimi; Riley e
Murray. Eugene, Ore; John A. Laak-
ko. Astoria, ore: John Sloss, Loch-
winnoch. Renfrewshire, Scotland
Lester L. Smith. Galice, Ore; Alex
ander j. Dunn, Portland, Ore; Gun
der G. Austad, Ol1ee Mimi; Fred NJ
Unger, Parkston, S. D.. John A. Eich-
hammer, East Grand Forks. Mimi.
John c. Robinson. Potlach, Idaho:
Percy A stephens, Bend. Ore; VIII
liam A. Dinter. Cuero, Texas; William
l.. Trageser, Cottonwood Mimi; Yer
ner C. Branland Cotton, Ore; James
A. Schleiss, Rice Lake, Wis; Claude
Bradley, Swaty, Ark. Jennings e
Crow, Appelby, Tex; Reuben Cohen
New York: Thomas A. Llewellyn
Scetdale, Pa.
Company f. Sixth Battalion, 20tl
Engineers: Second Lieutenant Rich
ard Warren, Waltham, Mass; Serg
cant Gilbert II. Wiggin, North Min
neapolis. Mimi; Privates Joseph +
Mcdonald, Springfield, Colo: John c
johnson. Big Falls, Mimi; Jack J
Byrne Butte. Mont; Clyde G. Jenk
ms, Coalinga, Cal; Tommie w. Cool,
Rayvile, La; Leonard H Dethmar
McCabe. Mont; George r. Rogers
Dallas. Wis; John Edwards, Butte
Nlnt.: Albert |. Nauman. Minneapolis
= nm. Jesse Robert Kline, Deer Park
"a h.. Carl v Jacobson, Elk City
.; jefferson Davis Jones, Win
u. Texas: Amos Mcdaniel, Stock
.. Texas; Elmer Holden, For
nth Texas
company F. Sixth Battalion, got
Ilrgineers forestry national army
Serg, ant William J. Lambert, Philadei
rhja, Pa: Corporals George Lankenal
San Francisco; Terry Tuttle, Elgil
ore; William r. johnson, Metamor;
Mich: Herbert c. j. Besner, Saginaw
Mich: Ruel A. Parrott, Garrison. Te,
Buslers Granville ]. Wade, Elwoo'
Neb.: Theodore f. Lawton, Fore:
Grove. Ore; Privates John w. Cheshi
Incas, Wash: William Matthews. BE
Ungham, Wash; Eugene w. Snyde
Rimrock. Wash; Everett II. Duff
SLOAN Springs, Mo: Halle NJ. Hose
ton. Coburg. Ore; William |. Droog
Mount Idaho Idaho: Fred w. HERNIA
Lincoln. Neb.; Charles l.. Thompso
Endeavor, Pa; George Moutra
Crandview Ore; George Nelson Bjor
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