Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-10
"A S UAL TY LIST
SHOWS TOTAL OF 447
|aolcgram OF Secretary Baker. Now
III Europe, Releases Names
y OF Victims.
ONE WE'RE KILLED IN ACTION
any Others Died OF Wounds and
Illness, While Others Suffered Sc
we're and Slight lnjurics-Rcport
Dates Back to April 3.
IRy Associated prns.l


the American cxpeditionary .orccs.
II the lists which have accumulated
nee publication was stopped las.
eek will he made public tonight
Four hundred and forty-xcvcn names
Ppear or casualty lists for April 3 to
inclusive. made public tonight by
war Department. On April 5. I21
tmcs were reported
The combined lists show: Killed in
:tion. is; died OF wounds. II: captured.
died OF accident. 4: died Of Glscssc.
\; died cause unknown" 3 severely
ounded. 1913: slightly wounded. o41.
The list for April 3 follows:
Killed in action: Pr!vates Fred
rusan, Everett A. King. Bonnie NJ
OIL and Abraham Saltman
DIED of wounds: Privatcs Alvin
ohlman, Courtney Lawrence. Clifford
Evans and Ennis Lewis.
pied OF accident: Sergeant Fred A.
All and Private Thomas Coyne.
Died Of disease: Major Edward T..
artwlck. Captain Henry n. Brooks.
frseant Arthur Francis Folse. Ser
rant Vincent G. Montgomery, Priva. cs
ari l.. Acklcy, Branch L. Cilazener.
enry Grafton, Victor NJ. Jensen. sam
eiey, ollie Mahan. Benjamin r. Mar.
n, Bert l.. Smith John Tomlinson, Jo.
crEara. John Is. whipplc.
Died cause unknown: Private Will
am N. Hickman.
severely wounded: SerEeants Nal.
Plm d. Reed and Ralph II. whitman.
orporai Alfred Bclangcr. Privates
tmes NJ. Faulkner, Charles A Henry,
GRACE p. Van Etvcran
Slightly wounded: Captain Edward
Hodge, Captain David A. Horner.
trst Lieutenant Daniel T.. Bcrney, Cor
oral Gorton L. Lippitt. Buglcr Andrew
McGuirk. Privatcs Charles huditore
aricl T. Boswell. John II. Bruce. John
Ialtmaris. Charles Casala. Herbert
Frye. John j. kczrncy. Pliczo
aiotras.
The list OF April follows:
Killed in action: Privates Minor
rcencr. Jack Schart, Jove Vucciich
nd George John Weber.
Died OF wounds: Licutcnants Francis
Frazier and +. l.. Mooney. Sergeant
Pseph Roberts. Privatcs Ernest G. An
frson. George II. Schaerer and VIII
am Wassis.
Died OF disease: Sergeant Harold A.
ates Simon Cole. Emilio DeInero. Oscar
leury, Mack Fry. Glenn c. Roccll,
wart V. Wilson.
Wounded severely: Lieutenant Grover
lnglis. Lieutenant John p. Wallace
r.. Sergeant John J. Eckcls. Sergeant
irwin Manteuffel. Cooks Joseph Busin-
81. Frank w. Dzinski. Joseph A. Farr,
orporals Nolncy W. Bartlett. Myrton
Goddard. John f. Harding. Emile II.
ormann. Edward +. Newman.
.cDhcn ]. FaIlck, Allison T.. PRESS,
arold A. Sanford. John z. Williams.
echarics Albert 6. Lambert. Walter
Miner and Paul ]. Caravatt. Privstes
lorenzo .Alcioti. Holland 6. All:rg.
lillian C. Atkins. Edward Atkinson.
ritz +. Aust. William Beal. Leon
echere. Luigi BERT. John Bouchet. Al
9crt r. Bull. Giovanni Cavaliari. Phillip
Cote, Herbert A. Crooke. Raymond
ecker, John 2. Dover. Benjamin W.
Erickson. Stanley T.. Erickson Jonn
fitzgerald, Charles r. FiXer, John NJ.
flanagan, Monte II. Fuller, Paul l.
inter, Stanley l.. Goembeski. Henry J.
ritiin. Cornelius GroenvGld John r.
ross. Victor a. Haas, Stanley Her
laaonski, Adam j. Kaniecky. Joseph
>. kelaslnski. George Ku2msk, Max
evenherg. George a. Libby, James r.
IcCue. Henry l.. Mcclure. joseph l..
IcGuiTe, Joseph L. McHugh. Auatiu r.
Iahan stephen NJ. Martsk, Leo Martin.
.eroy D. Maynard. Paul ii. Maynard,
'ic;or A. Meyers. Thomas ]. Murphy,
gorge Ncbhan. John y. Pressey. Guido
u. RossI. Albert RossinGnol, Andrew s.
- r,tS
. Titus. James l.. Williams, Alvin T.
3Tord'n
Wounded slightly: Lieutenant Jack
Moore, Sergeant Charles j. Cooper.
'orporals Charles r. Bourkc. Ralph ].
ohnson, John J.. Murray. Merrill y.
'cnn, Raymond +. Sawyer. walter II.
later, Bugler Thomas f. Fallon. Pri-
'ates Louis Atkins. William c. Boylcn.
ohm J. Clancy. John T. Darby, Joseph
7. Doherty. Edwin G. Iliscock, Eugene
= Hoxie. Dan Larncd. Francis McCirail,
saxter G. Parker. William +. Pierce
raymond Poole, Charles w. Powers,
George w. Rider. Rudolph II. Rivard.
alvin G. Sanger. Jacob p. Sanhcm,
samuel ]. Sparks Leroy +. StauHer.
senamin D. Steele. Nunzio Terzo, John
rirpak, Ralph NJ. Wallace.
The list for April 5 follows
Killed III action: Privatcs Anton
Iraus. Clayton MiliEan.
|, Died of disease: Sergeant William
Is Bartcls, Saddlcr Earl l.. Brooks. Fri
.ates Eric G. Patch, Arthur Jackson,
William r. Kennedy, Thomas Lash,
Chris Peterson.
Died cause unknown: Sergeant
leonard l.. Scott. Private Naman Small.
Wounded severely: Lieutenant John
w. Sherrick. Corporal AXel a. Aronson,
|Suglcr Robert j. TrumpfelIer, Privates
lawrence j. Fotz, John NJ. Nattson,
lanes A. Moore. Philip l.. Muci,a.
Thomas O'Laughlin. Charles Oldynski.
iactano Perrone, John Saffa.
Wounded slightly: Captain Martin
~. Meaney. Licutcnants Arthur J.. Bun
hell. John w. Kevcncy. Floyd l.. Ste
vens. Hunt Warner, Dclbcrt O. Will
moth, Nurse isabel Stambaugh. Ser
seants Francis Eustacc, William ].
Francis, Patrick i. Hayes, James \.
iIenncssy. Robert Jurgeson, John ].
Kenny, Denis Mccarthy, .AlonZo II. Nc
Cartncy, James McGarvcy, Kenneth G..
Russell James Whalcn, Musicians viii.
lam ~ Lanigan and Mark j.. White,
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