South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-01
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British troops and french
The French armOred motors are
i u. S. Casualties
InternatiouaI News Service:
WASHINGTON. Aug. t.-One
hundred ard twenty casualties in
the American expediuonary forces
were announced by the war depart
.meut today divided as follows:
Twelve killed I'm action, % oled
. from wounds received in action, j
/ from disease, two from airplane ac-
, cident. five from accident and 9TH
/ er causes. siNty-one wounded Sc
I severly, two wounded Degree unde-
/ termined, three missing ina action
and one made prisoner.
! Five casualties in the marines
attached 10 the American eXpedi-
| tionary forces were announced to-
day at the marine corps headquar-
tiers divided as follows.
Three died from wounds received
I in action and two wounded severe
lly.
Officers List.
\ The officers on the Its follow.
KILLED IN ACTION:
IIEUTENANTS:
Wiley a. Bissett, Newbern, y.
William Wallrich, Shawnee. Wis
DIED FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED
IN ACTION:
MAJOR:
james e. Williams. Ramer. Ala.
LIEUTENANTS:
thomas X. Bardley, Wayahachie Tex.
Walter g. Craig New Bethlehem, Pa
Pete EaddiX. EvenwOOd ". Va.
Elmer r. Hagler. springfield III
James W HandbCsry. Pittsburgh, kas.
Howard X. Illusion. Deering, y D
William u. LecOmpete, Atlanta, ID
Arthur r. McAllister, Bonneville, Mo
George j. Mccoy, Washington. j q.
Harold e. Waggatt. Everett. Mass
DIED FROM DISEASE.
CAPTAIN.
John u Irving. New York
LIEUTENANT,
Michael j TrOOk milwaukee, Wis
DIED AIRPLANE ACCIDENT:
LIEU TENANTS.
Cecil = Huntington. Burlingame
James j. Mason. Pittsburgh Pa
DIED Oh ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES:
CAPTAIN.
George Werzba, Perth Amboy. y j.
LIEUTENANTS.
Julian W. Hohenberg Netumpka. Als
Frank Il. SandersOu. Chesterfield =. 4
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
MAJOR:
j. Howard Beal. Lewiston, Me
CAPTAIN:
Henry G. CchwarZ. Baltimore. Nd
LTEUTENANIS:
Robert A bingham, Bath. y y
Albert g. Kennedy, onesvile. y. g.
Ernest c. Dedicko Washington. u. g.
John l. Roberts Idaho Springs Colo
WOUNDED DEGREE TNDETER-
MINED:
Miles " Kresge. South Bethlehem. Pa
Edward % Merritt North Augusta,
Others on List.
The army list. in addition TO The
above officers follows.
KILLED IN ACTION:
CORPORALS
George Washington Reese. Mahony
Jos. q S Lawrence. south Brain
WAGNER.
Edward Ziudler. Oshkosh. Wis
Joseph Lavr fnt' 1a6s P,uadeiphla.
Guerrini D'Avolo. Chicago.
Alexander T.. Drummoud. Madeira
David De Geceleak, south Rive, y J
Harry T. Little Maiden. Mass
Ralph ". Shirley. Eryebu4g, Ne
Alfred smith MiIlviue, y 7
DIED FROM WOUNDS:
SERGEA\TS:
George =. koOnce. Evansville, Ind
Walter T. Mann, Plains. Pa.
Charles Miller sullivan. Sparta. Wis
CORPORALS.
Harold T. Mason. Sioux ais. : II.
Tuy r. Watson Fond du Lac Wis
PRINATES.
John w Foudren. Coleman. Texas
Paul David Kelley Milton Junction
wis.
FRANK Matterus. Nfobridse. 5. T.
Giuseppe Poiaio. Polistua. Italy
LLOYD Shoemaker Alvin. III
Max "A. Straub. Herndon. Pa
DIED FROM DISEASE.
SERGEANT
T Keith Filliam. Mo.
PRTNATES
Thomas u Agar kiNour To
Leo Bird Mattern. Ga
Everett e. case Churchvil,e y Y.
Louis COty, Worcester. Mass
? caleb Green. Meridian Mass
William Icheln. LOckhart. MINI
William y. O'heete. Everett. Mass
I Lloyd y. Ward. LowviIc y y.
DID IRON ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES:
MECHANIC
Ernest a. ke0he. Solvay. y.
PRIVATE.
John a. HannuIa. karkuhu. Finland
WOUNDED SEVERELY:
SERGEANTS.
Albert ". Anderson. Monoca. Pa.
Andrew j. Books Buffalo
Nern y BoutlleT. Oakheld Ne.
Lawrence Bartholomew McEutire. Buf-
+ falo.
Cl0tus Lawrence Montgomery. Leila
non Ind
John II Theus. ReInolds Ca
CORPORALS.
Frank II Ames Rochester. y II
James Earl CoiCr0ve. Hu'iS H.
william j. Daily. FitchburE Mass
Emanuel Panor Brooklvn y Y
MECHANIC.
George nee rwood Lowell Mass
PRTNATES.
Peter Anderson, Copenhagen. Den
I mark
Peter l. Baker. Odgen. Utah
Claude Granville Bechtel. Hanover
Pa.
/ Arnold j. Bertrand. Red Lodge. Mont
/ Carl Blair. Big sandy. ". Va
Frank l.. Briggs. Harrison. Ne