Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-02-11
Belief of War Department That
They Are Safe in Ireland
Lends Hope to Relatives of
Those Listed.
BUREAU OF INFORMATION
DOES NOT GIVE MISSING
Task of Checking Lost From
List of Soldiers on Transport
Slow; No Assurance When
Form Complete.

icy noRsiHs JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wI~Ei
Washington, Feb. 10.-Eighteen
hundred and thirty-two names OF
American soldiers rescued from the
torpedoed liner Tuscania mad been
reported tonight to the war depart
ment, leaving 345 of the soldiers on
board unaccounted for. No officia!
report has reached the department to
change the estimate that all except
113 of the men were saved, but the
names have been coming in very
slowly, over the cables, and there is
no assurance as to when the list will
he complete.
From the names so far received and
the passenger list of the lost steamer:
the Associated Press has compiled the
record of those still not reported.
Probably more than 200 of the men
whose names appear on this record
are safe in Ireland and will be so re-
ported soon.
The preparation of the list, even in
it's incomplete form, represents an
aggregate of 140 hours of labor The
was department has only issued an
official roll of those on the ship. The
committee on public information has
made no. effort to compile a list of
the missing, merely issuing lists of
survivors In order to compile list
of missing and unreported it was
necessary to search for each name in
both lists. laborious process in deal
ing. with more than 1000 names
Following is the list of those on
board the Tuscania who, so far, have
not been reported among the survi-
vors:
Casuals:
Capt. Leo P. LIE Bron, Guthrie,
Okla
Capt. Philip Kilburn Lightfan,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Capt. Phillip Vincent Sherman
North Field, VT.
First Lieut.. William Binnie, Fridley
MINI.
First Lieut.. Clifford Waller, Fenton,
Mich.
Second Lieut.. Charles s. Patterson,
Los Angeles Calf.
Civil employees:
Edward T. Fitzgerald, Detroit,
Mich.
Abner E. Larned, Detroit, Mich.
Headquarters detachment, Sixth
battalion, Twentieth engineers, ma
tional army.
Privates Raymond Butler. New
Richmond, Wis.
Tra Smith
Herschel o. Baird Wagner, Okla.
Arthur w Collins, Appleby, Tex.
Walter l.. Brown, Pcra, Va.
Clarence H. Bradshaw, Haverhill,
Mass.
Edwin r. Burkey, Bemidji, Mimi
William e. Bennett, Rogers, Ark.
Medical detachment, Sixth battal.
ion, Twentieth engineers, national
army:
Sergeants Oliver Cote Weedon Sta
tion, Canada.
Gerald X. Glover Hopewell, Va.
Privates: George r. V. Cary
Springfield, Mass.
Clarence W. McCollim, Cascade,
Mont.
James w. sallee, Hot Springs, Mont.
company d Sixth battalion, Twen-
ueth engineers. corporals:
Clea Bargerstock, Marienyille, Pa,
Nathan B. Short, Stephens, Ark.
Privates:
Wash.
Elmer L. Cowan,. Victor, Mont.
mat Latham, Stafford, Va.
Henry c. Murphy, Wallowa, Ore.
Marcus b. Cook, Como, Mont.
Sioney w Bernitt, Marshfield. Ore,
FRED K. Allen, Ada, Mimi.
Whilam T. NORM, Portland, Ore.
Lambert Fl. Mocker, Nashville.
Tenn.
George A. Stierlen, Firndale. Wash
Robert J. Moody, Cambridge, MINI.
Robert F. Warren, Seattle, Wash.
Roy Muncaster. Denver, Colo.
Edward F. Parker, Grants Pass.
Ore.
Roderick D. Macdonald, BelIing-
ham. Wash.
Andrew G. Anderson, Nelson, MINI.
Archie d. Roberts. Salem, Ore.
William A Constans, Blue Earth
MINI.
B., John p. Phlegley. Modoc, I'll.
Hans Amdam, Orskog, Norway.
Ellis M. Smith, Magnolia Park (no
state given).
Elvin Q. Stephens Springfield, Ore.
Norman G. Crocker. Center, Tex.
Joe r. Redfield. Glendale, Ore.
Winston A. Hartsock, Rapidan, Va.
Henry G.. Bates, Baker. Ore.
Elmer A. Houston, Held, Ore.
Walter T. Larson, Warren, Ore.
Dale M. Fish, Wheaton, MINI.
) Alvin N. Collins, Mareksan, Wis.
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