The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-05

The names of the Kansans folloW:
KILLED IN ACTION.
Irving Todd Reynolds, Topeka.
Irwin z. Davis, Burlingame.
John L. Hipkle, Osawatomie.
WOUNDED, (DEGREE UNDETER-
MINED.)
Frank B. wikoff, Lyons.
Kent Price Gilmer, Douglass.
The summaries and the names of
the dead from the remainder OF the
list follow:
The Afternoon List.
The following casualties are report
ed by the commanding general or the
American Expeditionary Forces. Kill
ed in action, As; missing in action, So;
wounded severely, rs; died OF DIS
ease, 4; wounded, degree undetermin-
ed, IL; died of wounds, 5; died OF ac-
cident and other causes, 8. Total, lSS.
KILLED IN ACTION.
Lieut. Charles Allen Hammond, Port
sergt. James r. Condition, shreye, Ala.
Corp Michael J. O'Connell, Jamaica Plains,
Mass.
Landrum Allen. Gaefney, s. c;
Floyd I, Hawkins, south kaukauna, WIS.
Oscar Merle Patterson. Mt. Pleasant, Mich
svend P: Rasmussen, Huteh d,a MINI.
tlVde w. ScaTIeLt, SeHIeINllAS, 4Ohds
Joseph Barber, Peel, Wash.
John Ciack, Depew, n. Y.
John L. Hfnkle, Osawatomie, Kan.
Carlo Ludeyici, Rome. Italy.
Otto c. Melang, wausau,. wis:
John c. Miller, Los Angeles Cal.
James Munro, Cambridge, Wis.
Emil Parila, Gardner. Mass.
John Frank Smith. Springfield, Mass.
John H. Snyder, Irwin; Pa
George w. Marshall. Time, Pa.
Oskar Mitchell. Hull, Mass.
Louis J. Morris. Vineyard Haven. Mass.
James A Oliver Brid s. ptei Mass Mass
Edward Pomarnky, Midland, Miss.
Stewart Reynolds, Chicago. Ill.
c eora = f. ' shelton. Woodrow. Fla.
Louie E. Siefert, Warren. Pa.
Everett Francis Smith, Lagrange, Ky.
Robert L. Sours, Luray, Va:
Ole Swanson, Box Elders. S. D.
Curtis Thackston, Harrisburg, Ill.
Erederiek vonbehren Brewster asSs IL, MINI
James p. Walker. Ladonia. Texas.
Joseph NJ. Wallock, Milwaukee, Wis.
Edward Zachowski. Milwaukee, wis.
william E. Zierke. South Elgin. Ill;
Joseph f. Andrade. Santa Clara, Cal.
Louis E. Berry, p Ms7re u1syi pa ca. III
Thomas Chimelewjnz, Rodum, Poland.
Hugh A. Golden. Chicago.
Louis Gordon, Philadelphia, Pa.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION.
Lieut. Harold Clinton wasgatt, Everett,
Corp. Guido Dagostino, New York. N. Y.
Charles L. Hoomes, Chapman. Ala.
Elmer NJ. ogle, Spokane, Wash.
| George O. Smith, Seymour, Mo.
DIED OF DISEASE.
| Casey Dennen, Warwick. Ga.
Albert f. Eckhardt, Lafayette, N I;
Bernard J. Manthey, Sheboygan, Wis.
| Lawrence A WAR, Little Rock, Ark.
| DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
| CAUSES.
| Paul f. Burton, Oberlin, Ohio.
| Earnest p. Esvang, Kimbalton, Iowa.
| Charles Suhocki, Perry, N. Y.
sesss ypn d gFifs new YoPrR
| Fred NJ. Weigel, Jefferson City, Mo.
| Morning List.
| The following casualties are report
| ed by the commanding general of the
American expeditionary forces: killed
| in action. As; missing in action, 33
wounded severely, IS; died of wounds
is: died from accident and othel
| causes. Z; wounded, degree undeter
mined, 2e;. died from aeroplane acct
dent, 8; prisoner, 1. Total, 1sl.
/ KILLED IN ACTION.
| Lieutenants-
oliver W. Bailey Nashville. Tenn.
Nell B, Finley, Memphis, Tenn.
Robert E. Remington, Indianapolis, IND.
William q. Thomas, Gambia, n Il;
Alfred Carter, Oakland, Calf.
Thomas E. Harkins, Fowl River, Ala.
Charles Stephens, Newark, n. ~.
Arthur ]. Dean. Dorchester, Mass.
James A. Dunn, San Francisco, Calf.
Lee r. Griffin, Hayward, Cali
William o. London, Indianapolis, Ind.