The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-01
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THREE KANSANS ON LIST
One Is Dead of Wounds and Two Are
wounded Severely.
100 Army Casualties.

Washington, Aug. 1.-The army
casualty list today shows; Killed in
action, IL: died from wounds, %; died
of disease, II: died from airplane ac-
causes. 8; wounded severely. 81;
wounded. degree undetermined. q:
missing, 3; prisoner, l total, l20.
Died of wounds: Lieut.. James W.
Hanberry, State Normal school, Pitts
burg, KANSAS.
Died of disease: Sergt. Henry P.
Keith, Gillian. Mo.
NJ. L. Clark, Walter. Okla. Homer
Jewett. Culver. KANSAS; John w.
Rankin, Plainville, KANSAS.
The remainder of the list follows:
Bissett. New. Born, N. C.; VIM wallrich.
Shawnee, Wis; Corps. George w. Reese,
AIahanoy City, Pa; Jos {. St Lawrence,
Sindler, Oshkosh. wis. Pvts. Jos. L. Dali
hey, Philadelphia; Guerrini D'Avolio, Chi
cago - Alexandrex A. Drummond, Funchal,
J.; Harry E. Little, Maiden, Mass; Ralph
W Shirley, Fryeburg, Me-; Alfred Smith.
Died from wounds: Major Jas. C. Will
liams, Hamer. Ala. Licuts. Thomas X.
bradley, Waxahachie, Texas; Walter w.
craig New Bethlehem, Pa; Pete Haddix,
field, H.; Howard r. Huston. Deering, n.
D.; VIM. L. Leconte. Atlanta, Ga; Arthur
McAllister, Boonville, Mo; George b. Nc
Philadelphia; Harold c: Waggatt, Everett,
Mass; Sergts. Geo. S. Koonce, Evansville,
Ind; Walter L. Mann; Plains. Pa; Chas
N. Sullivan, Sparta, Wis; Corp. Harold E.
Mason, Sioux Falls, S. D.; Roy Watson,
Fon Du Lac Wis; PITS. John W. Fondren,
| Junction, Wis; Frank Matteren, Mobridse,
5 d; giuseppe Polaio, Polistua, Italy. :;
LLOYD s 1Toans9ag D.. Alvin Ill; Max A
Died of disease: Capt. John D. Irving,
New York; Lieut.. Michael J. Trock, Mil
waukee; Pvts. Thomas H. Ager, Killduff,
Case, Churchville, N. Y; Louis Coty, Wor-
cester. Mass; Caleb Green. Meridian: Miss:
| VIM. Icheln, Lockhart, Mimi; VIM. S,
o,Keefe, Everett. Mass; Lloyd ]. Ward,
Lowville, n. Y.
Died Of airpIane accident: Lieuts. Cecil
| s Huntington, Burlingame, CAL; Jos. J.
Died from accident and other causes
Capt Geo. W. werseba, Perth Amboy. N.
| lla. Ala: frank B. Sanders. Chesterfield,
5. c; Mechanic Ernest q. Kehoe, Solvay,
| n. Y; Pvt John Hannula, 'Karruka, Fin
Wounded severely: Major Howard W
Beal, Lewiston, Maine; Capt, Henry. A.
Sehwarz. BaltimoTe. Nd; Lieut. Robert A.
Jomesviiie, S c.; Ernest c. Dedicke, Wash
itngton, D G.; John L. Roberts, Idaho
son, Monaoa, Pa: Andrew J. Books: 5uf
falo, n. y; Yern Boutilier, NOakfie;d
MaiRe L Lawrence 4 MCINTYRE. BSffale
Ind; John NJ. Theus. Reynolds, Ga; Corp
Frank II. Ames, Rochester. n. H: James
Fitcbb1rg. Mass: EmanGiel L. Hanoff
brooklyn: Mechanic george Underwood
Lowell. Mass; Pvts. Peter l.. Anderson
| Ogden, Utah: Claude G. Bechtel, Hanover
Pa: Arnold J. Bertrand, Red Lodge, Mont.
Carl Blair Big sandy s vi Ea Frank
! Westfield, Mass; George J. Bush, Haver-
hill, Mass; Ralph II; Challenger, lie
w. Va; Chas. o. Cross, Fairbault, MINI.
Howard 2. Curry. Mcdowell, Va; Samue
J. Dana, Pleasant Point, Me; August
ingston, Mont; Abe Dworsky, New York
Willard NJ. Early, Oil City, Pa; Carl Ebert
Salem Depot, y: H; Robert W. Faulkener
Philadelphia; Ralph V; George, Cecilville
Cal: Newton E. Grant, Union City, Pa,
| Raymond Hamlin. Beach, n. D.; Hebe1
Herbert, WashingtIoInEilie; =: y; St%nIe.
ton. D. C; Edward E. Jones, tr., BROOKLYN
N. Y: James ID. Leasure, Petersburg, W
ya Walter tesher v PGttstils PS s1s
Providence. r. l.; Harry NJ Mutton, Dor
chester. Mass; Jas. f. Punco. Raritan, N
Harry G. Riley. rows Creek, Va: VIM
Roberts, Vinton, Ohio; Archie L. Salmon
Owensboro. Ky; Anthony R. Shields
! Utica, N. Y; Lawrence E. Smith, st. Louis
Mo; Harry L. Shroul, Cherryfisld, Me,
Michael J. Tierney Clinton, Mass; Franz
| Vaughan, Prestonsburg. NY.
! Wounded. degree undetermined: Lieuts
Miles W. Kresge. South bethlehem. Pa.
Edward o. Merritt, North Augusta. S. c.
Missing in action: Corn. Gennaro Scip
lone, Abruzzi. Italy: Pvts. Rollin c
Freshour. Ripon, CAL; Paul Zanetos
Agrilia, GREECE.
Prisoner: Pvt. Charles E. Locke. Gin
cinnau, Ohio.
Marine Casualties.
Washington, Aug. 1.-The marine corp
casualty list today shows: Died of wounds
5; severely wounded. .; total, 8.
| Died from wounds received in action
Sergt. John j. McAmis, -Covington, Ky.
Pvts. Richard A. Evans, Richmond, Va.
John o. Cowl, Leon, Iowa.
Severely wounded in action: Pvt. Davi'
D. Cairns, CocheSett Mass.
Previously reported killed in action nov
| reported seriously wounded in action
Pvt. Reals c. Kiestler. Cypress, III.