The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-27
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ARMY LIST

Washington. June 26.-The army cas- ualty list today contained 91 names, ii- vided as follows:
 Killed in action, 47; died of wounds. {; died of accident and other causes, f; died of disease, 3; died of airplane acci- ent, l; wounded severely, 20; wounded degree undetermined, 2; missing in ac- tion, 2.
 The ist includes the following from southern states:
 Killed in action, Lieut.. George A Ball, Monroe, N. C.; Corpora-s Garner NJ Herring, Kilu, Miss; August Schmidt Charleston, S. C.; Robert F. Wilcox Hendersonyille, N. C.; Privates Lotus Goldstein, Sheffield, Ala: Lee L. Hicl- ey, Concord, Tenn; Robert C. Nails. 1S46 Quito street Jackson, Miss; Willie Scott, 119 $. Main street, Greenville $. C.: Robert W. Veal, Sandersville, Ga.
 Died of wounds, Sergeant Wilfrsi Niles, Bessomer; Corporal William $. Mashburn. Unadilla, Ga.
 Died Of disease, Nurse Katherine Dent, Biloxi, Miss; Horeshoer Willie O.. Sharp, 100 Buford street, Montgomery; Private Dave Anderson, Grand Lake. Ark
 Died ot accident and other causes, Pri- yates Leon Frost, Luna. La; John Howe, Feragould, Ark; Jesse Parson. R. F, D. 3, Tuscaloosa.
 Killed in action: Sergeants Harry Klein, Newark, N. J.. Xeron J. Ryan, Waterbury Conn; Frank w. Spencer. Springfield, Mass
 Corporas George L. Davison. Pitts burg; Harry E. Hill, kenna, w. Va; Nathan Korngold, New York; Harry McCredie, New York; Rufus E. Shelton, Honey fxrnNp Holyoke, Mass; Bugler John Humiston, East Jdfrey N. H.; Mechanic Jesse Il. Moore, Montezuma, Ind
 Privates August Beckmann, Milwau- kee; Homer H. Blevins, Fresno, Cal; Raymond L. Branshaw, Weston, Wis Eugene Chagnon, Nashua, N. H.; Ame- dec R. Gialanella, New York; Eugene R. Grientrog, Milwaukee,; James M Grif- filth, Indianapolis; James w. Harvey, Stonington, Conn.,; Frank A. Jameson, Moscow, Idaho; Louis Jarvais, Indian Orchard, Mass; Anton L. Jurach, karnes City, Tex; John Kapparos, Du- buque, la; Victor Kilinski, Morgan, Pa; Hel bert Eembcke, Menominee Falls, Wis; Charles Lola, Pleasant Point, Me; Theodore c. Miglas, Greece; George J. Oesterle, Burlington, Vt; Ray H. Parrnelee, Grand Rapids Mich. Ar mold c. Peter, North Menominee, Wis; SuWdlO T (luidH, " NdteTDury, com. Mathew E. Rivers, Sacaton, Ariz; Thomas A. Rossi, Rumford, Me; Wal. ter M. Stratton, Fairfield, Me-; Fred J. Vergenz, Waukesha, Wis; Peter Yeager Turtle Creek, Pa
 Died of wounds: Chaplain Walter S. Darker. Wooster Mass.
 Corp. Joseph E. Palmer, Broken Bow, Nebraska.
 Privates Hugh Barr, Brooklyn; Earl S, King, Waterloo, Ia; Samuel Nicholas Thompson. Chickasaw, Okla
 Died of accident: Nurse Marion L. Overend, Peterboro, Canada.
 Severely wounded: Sergt John Brod- erick, Brooklyn.
 Corp. Leo Covellie, Italy.
 Cook John F. Carmody, Utcia, N Y
 Privates Albert J. Aklinski, Chicago; Harry E. Anderson Walkertown, Ind; Edward E. Belden, Bridgeport, Conn.,; John A. Bonnell, LaMoile, Ill; Stanis- law Donerewicz. Brooklyn, N. r.; Will liam Glazer. Cleveland; Frank E. Con deck, Hamtramick, Mich; Paul E. Haag Wernersville. Pa; Harry w. Harmon. New York; Cormick A. Kiernan, Lowell, Mass; Ejnar T. c. Korno Chicago; Hanna w. Martin, Denver Charles T. Mehan, Alamada, Cal; Lester R. Nich- olas, Strawberry Point, Ia; Marshall Olnstead, Puyullup. Wash; Earl Steffyo Bridgeport, Conn.
 Wounded degree undetermined: Pri- vate Elmer J. Atkin, Adrian. Mich.
 Missing in Action Corp William w Gillum, Jackson, Ky.
 Privates William J. Dunphy, Dorches- ter, Mass; Charles E. Knickerbocker Cortland, N. r.: Raymond E. Landon San Jose, Cal; John H. Simon, Jr.. Phil adelphia; Howard w. Smith, Elkins West Virginia.