Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-26
RED CROSS ASKS
INFORMAL ION ON
n. NJ. WAR HEROES

died IN the war anu collteTllHS
whom further facts are desired.
The following list has been issued:
Oscar Monroe Aston, SO years
of age, registered in Luna county,
Haywood, ~ NJ. order No. 27ii
newspapers report he died at Camp
Pike of pneumonia and buried
there; no official report,
VIM. NJ. Anderson, Van Houton,
n. NJ, relative Mrs. Martha Ander-
son; registered ColfaX county order
No. 1853; newspapers and official
bulletin report he died of disease
in France.
Pedro Analla, Captain, n, NJ;
wife Sofia Analla; registered Lin
coin county, order No, 2S7; drafted
to Camp Pike S-2G-lS; official bull
letin reported he died at Camp
Pike; body to Tinnie, n. M, for
burial,
Murray Andrew Burleson, Lake
wood, n. NJ. 2G years of age; draft
ed Eddy county, order No. so, It,
Is to Camp Cody: official bulletin
reports he died at Camp Dix,
Stanley J. Cook, Roswell, N. NJ;
III Paso Herald reports enlisted IN
coast artillery; official bulletin re-
ports died at Camp Eustis, Va, as
private.
William Coulter, Columbus, n.
M: the only information we have
is the report that he died, where or
when we don't know.
Isaac J. Davis, Albuquerque, n.
NJ; - years of age, served on Mex
lean border after Columbus raid; to
France in battery A, private. death
there reported; all newspaper re-
ports nothing official
John II, Engl5dow. Fort Bayard,
\. M; private; official bulletin re-
ported he died at Fort Bayard.
Alvin Ficklin, Estancia, n. M
Terrence county draft to Camp
Funston, transferred to Camp
Kearny about 10-22-l7; neWspa-
pers and official bulletin reported
he died of wounds in France.
James Finn, VaIedon, n. NJ;
newspaper reports he left mining
company to join marines, mace
supreme sacrifice at Chateau
Thierry front with marines,
Charlas f. Foreman. Las Cruces,
\ NJ. newspapers reported he died
from accident; private.
Jesse c. Francis, Clovis, n. M;
newspaper and official bulletin re-
ported he died of disease; private.
Charles NJ. Galloway, f t
Vaughn, n. M; newspaper report
ed he was killed in action.
Felix Garcia, Sapello, n. M;
drafted San Miguel county to Camp
Funston, transferred to Camp
Kearny; official bulletin he was
killed in action; private.
Max Gomez, Socorro, n. M;
newspapers reported he enlisted in
medical corps; official bulletin re-
ported he died at Fort Bliss; pri-
waite.
Francis Graves, Silver City n.
NJ; drafted Grant county to Camp
Cody, 5-25-1S; official bulletin re-
ported he died at Camp Cody.
Ed A. Gray, Las Cruces, n, M;
official bulletin reported he died Of
wounds; lieutenant,
-- GymlynCh, Lordsburg,
N. M; enlisted at Ell PasO and to
France; newspaper reported ne
died in action.
Charlie Franklin Holland, Ochoa,
n. NJ; Eddy county to Camp Cody
order No. 5S: official bulletin re-
ported he died of disease; private.
Albert Hutnewski Albuquerque,
n, M; canteen service, Red Cross;
official bulletin reported he died at
Albuquerque,
Collie Lightfoot, relative at Fier-
TO, n. M: official bulletin reported
he was killed in France; sergeant.
Adolfo l.. S. 5. Lopez. Maxwell
n. NJ: Colfax county draft to Camp
Funston, newspaper reported he
died of wounds; private.
Coristofero LuCero, Alameda, Al
buuuerque, n. NJ: was private in
company L., First New Mexican ma
tional guard; newspaper reported
death at Camp Funston; Albuquer-
que; private,
Ralph Maddox. Roswell, n. NJ;
died of pneumonia at Camp Don't
phan, Fort Sill.
Jose Francisco Martinez, Mar
tfneztown." Albuquerque, n. M. Of
fetal bulletin reported he died at
camp Mills, private 49,
Tranauilino Martinez, Kelly, N.
NJ: drafted Socorro county, news
Papers reported he died of wounds
in France
Joe NJ. Mordaz. Tome, n. M;
newspaper reported he was pre-
viorislv reported missing in ac-
ton" now reported killed in ac-
ton.
Manuel Ortega, Peralta, N. NJ;
Valencia county draft to Camp
Funston, Kans.; official bulletin re =
ported he was killed in action; prt'
vate.
William r. Patton, Mogollon, N.
NJ; newspapers reported he died Of
wounds; corporal.
Manuel Ramirez, Los CerrilloS.
\. NJ: 10 years of age; was private
company L, First n. NJ. national
guard; reported missing in action
S-29-1S; newspapers reported he
was killed in action,
Wilbur A. Ramsey, Red Noun
tain. or Tunis, n. M; home folks
live Carrollton, Ga, newspapers re-
ported he died at Columbus, n. Nj /;
lieutenant.
John sutton, Silver City, n NJ
newspapers reported he enlisted In
First n. NJ. national guard, com
pany II, deserted while unit was a.
Albuquerque and went to Canada
and Joined Canadian army, later
killed in action in France.
Howard Tryron, Ration, n. M;
two years in signal corps: newspa
per reported he died in France =
23-Ig of flu.
Luther T. Turner, Roswell n, M;
correspondent reports he entered
army in 1918; died in service.
Wilfred w. Waddell, Deming, \.
NJ; was private in company |, First
N NJ natinnal guard; neMspapers