Arizona republican., 1918-07-15
AMERICAN CASUALTY LIST ROLL INCREASED TO Il 733 DURING WEEK
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 WASHINGTON, July 14.-Casualties in the army and marine corps overseas increased CAT during the week, com pared with 703 the previous wek and aggregate 1l,733 with the inclusion of todays army list giving 12 names and the marine corps list giving 51 names. Total deaths, including 291 men lost at sea, men killed in action. dead of wounds, disease accident and other causes, number 4 4673-army men 4,100; marines 573 Tae wounded aggregate | 6,476-army men 5,43l; marines 1.045. Those missing, including prisoners, total 5S4-army men, 519; marines 65. | Of the weeks increase 4S1 were army men and 166 marines. Killed in action | and other deaths number 259, those wounded totalled BOT, and the missing and prisoners S1.
 | The army casualties summary as of ficially announced today follows: | Killed in action, including 291 at sea ! 1,656.
 , Died of wounds. 599. | Died of disease, 1888. 1 Died of accident and other causes 507 | Wounded in action, 5,431.
 Missing in action. including prison CTS. 519.
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 The marines summary today follows: Deaths, 573.
 ] Wounded, 1,O45.
 In hands of enemy, ? Missing. 61.
 Total, 1873.
 1 Officers included in the marine corps summary were: Deaths, 24; wounded 1 24: missing, ?.
 1 The army summary does not note the number of officers included.
 Army Casualty List
 WASHINGTON, July 14.-Today's army casualty list contained - names divided as follows: Killed in action. 13; died of wounds. Il; died of disease, ,; died of accident and otheF causes, 4; wounded severely, 3h; wounded slight ly, 2; missing in action, ?.
 The list included Private Harry B Pendelton. 2514 Champa street, Den yer and Deinoice W. Ragsdale, Max welton, Texas, killed in action; Lieut. John A. White. jr.. of Clarksville, Tex as. prisoner, previously reported miss ing.
 Killed in Action Lieut.. Presley R. Brown. Morgan. town. N C.; Privates Walter A. Bar ben. Watertown, N. Y: Walter $. Bass Luter, La; Tony Cimino, Philadelphia Louis Cohen. Brooklyn; Edward w F'ant, Grenville, S. C.; BlaZ Kapich Butte. Mont; Thomas F. Mccarthy Valentine. Mont: Alpio Soupho, Ca tania. Italy; Solomon Watin. Brook lyn; Antonio Wolpi, Fiano, Italy.
 Died of Wounds
 Lieuts. Edward L. Garrett, New Al bany. Ind: Andrew H. Peterson, Lam berton, Minn. Sergeant Dennis A. Sul livan, Auburn. N. Y. Corporals Juliu Bruskin, Nutley, N. J.; Clarence Dunlap. Skowhegan. Maine; Floyd W Gilliland, Chicago: Erward F. Gray, St Louis, Mo. Wagoner William L. Cry stal, Rigby. Idaho. Privates Harry M Gipson, Newport, Maine; Andrew Lynch, Cambridge, Mass; Samue Packer, Brooklyn.
 Died of Disease
 Privates Charles R. Kelley, Cove Ore; Edwin H. Raub. Luzerne, Pa. Died from Accident and Other Cause
 Lieut.. D. $. Webster. Pomeroy, Ohio Bugler Earl M Chase West Harwicf Mass. Private Harry Dunn, Brooklyn Jim Peyton. Blocton, Ala.
 Wounded Severely
 Major Harry E. Cheney, Charlotte l MICH, 1leutS. GeOrSe w. I urDuSil, JI Waltham, Mass; Victor A. Hoerscl Davenport, Iowa; John F. Luder Ivanhoe, Los Angeles; Raymond F Mitchell. Benton Harbor. Mich; Ed ward N. Wigton, Philadelphia; Se1 geant Lyman Dunlap. Dubois, Pa Corporals Louis Liberman, Chicago Jay J. Swarthout, Saginaw, Mich Privates Joseph Adams, Leedsburg, ! J.; Charles Ayers. Watervliet. N. Y Harry Banker, Janesville. Wis; Hel bert c. Barker, Exeter. N. H.; Rolan w. Bay Salem. Ills; William Bloomer, Port Jervis, N. J.; Chester Goldman. Auburn, Wash; Morr Brooks, Utica, N. Y.; Francis D. Gi bert, Hartford, Conn.,; Clarence Gruesbeck. Shepherd, Mich; Oscar Johnson, West Rutland, Vt; Joh Kwiatkowski, Milwaukee, Wis; Dani G. McDavitt. Herkimer. N. Y: Orvil L. Mikesell, Michigan City. Ind; Jam' D. Norris, Ayllville, Mo; Andrew Offutt, Louisville. Ky; Rene H. Pc letter Lynn. Mass: Sampel r. P trucci. Hyde Park, Mass; Mike Reg East Youngstown, Ohio; Tony Salern
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