Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-06
THREE OFFICERS KILLED
AND NINETEEN PR|VATEs
General Pcrshing Reports List of
Casualties OF March 1
Battle.
MANY WE'RE ALSO WOUNDED
Total Of Fifty-Eight Lost in Engage
mcnt With lluns-Siv Deaths Re-
ported From Discasc-I.istS Grow
Longer.

WASiiINo;ToN. March 5.-Gcncral
lcrshng Tonight reported TO the Wal
Department the deaths OF one officer
ai.h three enlisted men in the engage
m"nt between the American expedition
AIRY forces aud the German shock"
troops northwest OF foul on March /.
Five enlisted men severely wounded
IN tho same fight also were reported
by General pcrshimg.
III casualties in the March battle
now stand
Three officers and nineteen men
KILLED. two officers and nineteen in"a
severely wounded, and fifteen mon
slightly wuufd"d-a total OF hfty eight
{. sue Itics.
Tho death in action OF one 1Hic"r;
three men severely wounded and eight
mon slightly wounded on other dates
were Included IN the War Departments
c,suulty list.
Six deaths from disease. one from
Suushot wounds and one victim OF an
airplanc uccid,n, completed General
rershing's report.
First Lieutenant Davis *. summer.
infantry. medical detachment. was the
additional officer reported killed on
March / Ills address was gwen az
Jon.sboro. Ga.
The enlisted men added TO the list
81 March casualties were: Private
Knuic Olson. infantry Stough;on,
Mass; Private Bruno Siiokowski, in
fantry. Joliet. Ill: Private Lloyd w.
srctz, infantry. Bismarck. y. d.
The men severely wounded on March
! were: Private Roy j. Collins. !ntan-
try. Petersburg Ill; Private Frank J.
Iioulc, infantry. ware. Mass; Private
|Guiscppe Fanuchi infantry, san Fran
SEQ: Private William Rhoadcs, nfan-
|rry sequel. Cal; Corporal oliver y.
Dearborn, infantry, Decatur IN
Second Lieutenant John F!cnnitcn,
|iufantry was Killed In action on Feb
ruary - His address was Lynn. Mass.
Thc mon severely wounded on dates
|othcr than March ! were: Private VIII
liam Wash machinc-gun battalion.
February IS Watcrtown. Mass; Pr!-
waite BOY +. Mctcalf. machine gun bat
|ial!"u February IS lrasburs, vi; Pr
|vatc Raymond pcase. machine gun bat
|taiior February IS. Lyndonv!llc. W.
Slightly wounded In action: First
Sergeant S!dncy 4. Morency. machine
| gun battalion, February -, 81. Johns
bury. vi. Private Ernest 6. Bowen.
! Infantry, February 90 Carthage, Tex;
Private Clarence II. lilll. field artillery.
March :, Middlesboro. Ky: Private
James W. Patrick. infantry. March ).
Phoenix. Ala; Private George y. Hazel
hook. machine-Sun battalion, March 3.
Pittsburgh. Pa. private Ralph !. Bean.
machine battalion, February @S.
|l.i,ticton, y. H.. Private William c.
.isaU. Infantry, February 20, Mons;
Gomcry. Ind; Corporal Leslie :. Bean.
Infantry. February II, Poplar Bluffs, Mo.
Deaths Private William W SU!!!-
ban engineers. service battalion. scar
:, ,cvcr. February =, B,ddeford. Me.
i'riyatc First class George ". Cald-
vel infantry. diph,heria. March {,
Prosser, Wash: Ir!yatc Charles y.
liz. machinc-gun battalion. pn"G-
nonia, March II Seattle wash. rri-
ate Edward L. cane. infantry. gum
,ho, wound. February - Maiden.
Mass. Cadet George J. rhllino;caux.
aviation section. signal corps. a!rrlane
ecidcnt. February -. New York: Cor
,oia i:rucs; J. N"uz!cr, aero squadron.
ported fever february -. philadel-
5hln. Private Edward VI. Baker. imam
ary. scpticacmia. February 2s Battle
,o,c. "; corporal Max Loop. infan-
ry. pneumonia. February %, Saginaw,
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