Arizona republican., 1918-05-13
ARMY CASUALTY
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 WASHINGTON, May 12.-The army casualty list today contained S4 names, divided as follows:
 Killed in action, ,; died of wounds 9; died of disease, 2; died of other causes, l. Wounded severely, s; wounded slightly, 40; missing Tn ac- tion 19
 Twelve officers are named in the list Lieutenant George $. Shepard died of wounds; Lieutenant Walter NJ. Penney is missing in action; Lieutenant Hiram A. Miller, Jr., was wounded severely and Major Richard 5. Paddock, Cap tains John w. Cotton, Charles Porter field, Jr.. and John Porter Pryor and Lieutenants John c. Boggs, Frank maglion, Thomas H. Judd, Edward K. Merrihew and Hilary Herbert Scott were wounded slightly. The list fol- lows:
 Killed in Action
 Sergeant Ralph R. Parmley, Mays vile, Ark. Privates Edward c. Kroh, Petaluma, Cal; Alfonso Loso, Middletown, Conn.,; Rudolph Sima, New York, William NJ. Van Possen, Conrad, Mont.
 Died of wounds-Lieutenant George S. Shepard. North Boston, Mass; Corporal William r. McCauley. Bay City, Mic; Privates Leslie J. Bruce, Waterloo, la. Rolly w. Darling, Berth old. N. D.; Albert D. Heyde, Marion, H.; Zenovi Les, Chicago; Russell NJ. Pontious, Norwich, La; Joseph V. Rogers, Brooklyn; James Raymond Vanalstine, Syracuse, N. Y.
 Died of Disease-Privates Paul l.. Blue, Carey, Ohio; Sam Tuggle, Cor dele Ga.
 Died of Other Couses
 Private John Dubowski, Cleveland, Ohio.
 Wounded Severely
 Lieutenant Hiram A. Miller, Jr., Newton Highlands, Mass; Corporals: William c. Dupen, Boonton, N. J.,; Culver E. Weaver, Johnstown, Pa; Privates Harvey $. Fryer, Providence is. l.; George T. Hollihan, Somerville Mass; John Kuninski, Brooklyn, N Y.; William N. Myers, Covington, Ky; | Gozegorz SinkowslNi, Glen Lyon, Pa.
 Wounded Slightly Major Robert B. Paddock, New York; Captains John W. Cotton, Rail- road Flat, Cal; Charles Porterfield Jr., St. Paul, Minn.; John Porter Pryor 3001 Memphis street, Fl Paso, Texas; Lieutenants John c. Boogs, Richmond Va; Frank Demaglion, Willmar, Minn. | Thomas H. Judd, Pullman, Wash. | Edward K. Merrihew, Newton, Mass; Hilary Herbert Scott, San Antonio Tex; Sergeants Paul R. Clause, Eas- ton, Pa: Walter A. Koenig, Lowell Mass; Harry E. Malley. Worcester Mass; Logan Sessoms, Stedman, N | C.; Corporal Jacob Schmidt, Brazil Ind: Wagoner Frank J. Lyke, Man. chester, N. H.; Privates John w. Bort. wick, Medford, Mass; William Burgess Waltham, Mass; Moses L. Cilley Bingham Maine; Leo l.. Clark, Xiii dear, N. D.; Charles C. Cunningham Dyersville, Ia.; Ernest B. Dekle, Met ter, Ga; Young Frasier, Coolidge, Tex. Dewey Gill, Trenton, Tex; Fredericl c. Guild, Machias. Maine; James o Hutchinson, Charlestown, Mass; Will liam A. Kinsella, Fairfield, Conn. Harold H. Lanier, Pendleton, $. C.. Carroll B. Larribee. Bradford, Pa. Robert R. Macdonald, Glenbrook Coon; Harry II. Marsha, Derby, Vt. Walter Metez. Adena, Ohio; Alber Niederer. Carlstadt, x. J.; William J Nally. Portland, Maine; John G. Otto Detroit, Mich; Herbert A. Schwartz New York; June F. Smith, Hastings Iowa; Howard E. Stanton, Oak Park H.; John 5. Taylor, Colfax, Wash. William L. Tooher, East Weymouth Mass.
 Missing in Action
 Lieutenant Walter NJ. Penney, St Albans, Vt; Sergeants Harold Carl son, Dorchester, Mass; Edving 4 Dresser, Bristol, Conn.,; George Nelson Bristol. Conn: Corporals: Ralph liar ney, Framingham, Mass; Sewall W Rich, Dorchester, Mass. Privates Enoc H. Doble. Quincy, Mass. Edward E Gurney, New Haven, Conn; Lee W Lamere, Lakeport, x. H.; Leo. A Maher, Dorchester. Mass; Cliffor Markle, New Haven. ConN Franci Multifano, Port Chester, N. r.; John Murphy, Amesbury, Mass; Edward . Murray, Southington, Conn.,; Claud J. Nelson. Bristol, Conn; George E Nowton, Hartford Conn; Edward 4 Patenade. West Haven. Conn; Olive . J. Ouetllette, Lyndorville, Vt; John 1 Whalen, Roslindale, Mass.
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