Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-29
156 NAMES ON
TWO LISTS OF
u. .S.CASUALTIES
Eighteen Killed in Action,
Among Them Captain
Arthur F. Locke

|
atty lists to-day contained 15G
names. The first list contained sew
| enty-four names, divided as follows:
! Killed in action; 13; died of wounds,
2; died of accident, 2; died OF dis
ease, 10; died of other causes, L;
wounded severely. IA; wounded
slightly, 81; missing in action, 8.
Captain Arthur f. Locke was among
those killed in action. Among the
slightly wounded were IAeutenanLs
Herbert A Chase, James J. Plan
negan, Robert Hayes, william j.
| Kevcnaar, William Ii. Obsorn and
John p. RatacZak.
The second casualty list contained
eigIty-two names, divided as fol-
lows: Killed in action, 8; died of
wounds, 4; died of disease, .;
wounded severely, II; sounded
slightly. 55; missing in action, 1.
The second list contained the names
o. three officers, Lieutenant Nor
man f. Hood died of wounds; Lieu
tenant James ]. Parsons was wound-
ed severely, and Lieutenant Edgar
j. holland was reported missing in
action.
The first list follows-Captain Ar
thur +. Locke, Sergents Edward J.
Kline, Joseph Sokovich; CorporaIs
Arthur ]. Paulson, Wallace C. Win
ter Jr.; Privates Francis Barnes, AL
win w. Gordon, Mike Kuzmisky, Da-
vid f. Lndgren, Daniel e. Murdoch.
William ]. O'Brien, Melvin +. Rice,
John ]. Ryan.
Died of wounds-CorporaI Charles
j. Blankford and Private Gregore
Paleologus.
Died of disease-CorporaI John
Taylor, Cook Louis B. Eisweirth,
Privates Orval Fike, Ivory Gamble,
James c. Gardner, Jesse B. Hewitt,
Romeo Nadeau, Mervin Proctor.
Willie Simmons, Arthur J. Stevens,
Died of accident-Privates Joseph
Francis Miskell and Frank Osborn.
Died of other causes-Private
John f. Cox.
Severely wounded-CorporaI Wes-
ley II. Burton, Privates Max Robert
Burke, Frank Doreski, Diego Louis
Corretjer, Joe Leto, Anthony Mark
arewicz, STANLEY Miedowski, Robin
Moore, Thomas II. Musker. William
O'Dell, Walter J. Round.
Slightly wounded - I4ieutenants
Herbert A Chase, James ]. Elan
nagan, Robert Hayes, William ].
kieVenaar. William II. Osborn. John
+. Rata1cZak; Sergeants Ralph Bove.
howard /. Burdin, Walter B. Grant
John J. Hopkins. Wilfred b. johnson
Wllllam l.. Knox. Charles l.. Strible,
corporal Thomas J. Lee, Bugler
Ihomas V. Prunty, Wagner Curtis
f. Banks. Privates Clarence Ander9
son. George +. Bigger, Frank IT
trump, George D'Amelio. James ID.
DePass, Austin l.. Ely, William A
j English, Romeo e. Laferiere Ste
phen borenti, Edward +. MathIe-
SON George Murphy. Joseph T.
J Ritcshie, Patrick j. Sullivan, Charles
=; watson, Ralph Whipford, Antonio
| Wieriasic
Missing in action-Private Edward
Muldoon. ~
The second list reads:
| hliied IN action: Privates Peter F.
| crowley, Samuel Darling, James r
Deady' Davis o. Lawrence, William
G. Pierce. --''''i
Died of disease: Mechanic Olaf
W. Fink, Priva tes Benjamin d.
clarke, Howard A. Frye.
Died of wounds: Lieutenant Nor
| man f. Hood, Privates Norbert z.
Rlgby, Enos c. Sawyer, James II.
Williams.
Wounded severely: Lieutenant
James ]. Parsons, Sergeants Ben;,-
man James, Jack B. Kendrick. Cor
poral Harold Mcdonald Cook Elias
Boynton. Privates Mihal Bobclo.
Dennis G. Coulohares, Stanley Gosin-
k, Elmer N. Holyoke, William J.
kentile, Charles II. Patterson, 10
seph Ramanda, George C. Ransom.
| Edward w Smalley.
Wounded slightly: Sergeants Jo-
seph A. Chauncey, Russell ]. Flesh
er, Corporals Charles E. Anthony.
Ralph Fl. Beal, Gilbert r. Cass, VIII
fred Cote. Claudius r. Farnsworth,
John f. Manning, Francis A. Parker,
Arthur w. Price, William b. Rogers,
Charles A. Sell, Mechanic Charles
Fisher, Bugler Sergeant Clifford G.
Risley. Privates Joseph A. B. Babi-
neau, William r. Bailey, Russell NJ
| Brooks, Lester f. Chessmann, George
f. Coughlin. Albert X. Dane, Francis
M. Eaton. George r. Giddings, Mil
| ton f. Clifford, Charles B. Goggins.
Joseph Grigons, Frederick L. Grove,
Samuel p. Hopley, Edward J. Hef-
ferman, Osiean f. Hickman, Frank
r. Johnson, Charles Fl. Jones, James
]. Kelly, Charles r. Kelson, Arthur
9. kilian' Stanley Kozikowski.
George II. Kripps, Frederick r.
Langmaid, Edmund II. Martin.
Charles Mason, Morris Mullman, Ed
ward l.. Nowack, Alfred l.. Parent,
| Vincent Polito, Robert L. Pucllett,
Samuel e. Rambo, Tony Rasky, AL
| fred Saindon, Stephen w. Sawyer.
| Baslow Skibo, Stark M. Slaughter,
| John f. Smith, Wilbur NJ. Smith
Managill Tremblay, Abe Venncr,
| Walter s. Wolfe
Missing in action: Lieutenant Ed
gar b. Noland.
Hartford, Conn, April 29.-AateIe-
gram from Washington announcing
death in action of Captain Arthur f.
Locke, serving with the American
expeditionary forces in France, on
April 20, was received by Mrs. Locke
| at her home, 556 Albany avenue,
Sunday night. No details were given
but it is assumed he was killed dur
| ing the fierce fighting at Seicheprey
on that date. So far as known he is
the first Connecticut officer of that
rank to meet death in France. He
was a native of Saxton's River, Yer
| mont.