The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-13
OFFICIAL LIST OF ALASKA'S 
 DEAD IN WAR

revised list of Alaskan soldiers who died during the war with Ger many received by Governor Thomas Riggs, Jr, shows a total Of 76 mer who made the supreme sacrifice. Out of this number, ten died overseas most of them from wounds received in battle. The others passed away in cantonments, the greater portion ot them being victims of pneumonia fol lowing attacks of influenza
 The data contained on the cards for warded from the office of the adjutant general of the United States army is complete in every case. There are however, a few exceptions. In such instances, temporary cards are fur. nished with assurances that complete information will be supplied as soon as it can be gathered by the war de- partment. 7. ..
 The list, showing the date of induc- tion and death and cause of death, follows: 4.....- -
 DIED OVERSEAS
 Edward M. Stanton, Iditarod En- listed October 8, 1917. Killed in &C., tion October IA, 1918.
 Anton H. Nelson, Latouche h. ducted July 1, 1918; died October 8, 1918, from wounds received in action. Albert Godfrey Wissel, Fairbanks. Enlisted December 5, 1917, engaged in second battle of Marne. Died Aug ust 12, 1918, from wounds received in action. .....<.....-..... ..s...... James Bennett, Cordova. Inducted July q, 1917; died of drowning in per formance of duty, June 29, 1918.
 John W. Jones, Cordova Killed in battle in the Argonne forest sector, November 3, 1919. ..4s William M. Jones, Cordova. Tnduct- ed March 22, 1918; died July 26, 1918, of accidental compound fracture of the skull.
 John Pugh, Fairbanks. Inducted at Fort Liscum, May 2, 1918. Died of -heart disease, February 10, 1919.
 O'Brien H. Williams, Fairbanks. h. ducted: at Fort Lawton, Wash, Sep tember 29, 1917; died of pneumonia, January 20. 1918. .. ~,.. -~...s>....- John R. Grier, Nenana. x -mducted June 28, 1918; died of influenza, Octo- . Der 10, 1918.
 Andrew Jensen Nave, >Funter Bay, Alaska. Inducted May 10, 1918; died of pneumonia October 15, 1918
 DIED IN UNITED STATES '"@ Harold M. Craig. Died October 8, 1918. George A. Akoff, Fairbanks. In ducted September IS, 1918; died of pneumonia November 13, 1918. T" Harold R. Anderson, Nenana: h. ducted July 25, 1918; died of pneu- monia October 12, 1918.
 
 ducted October 1, 1918; died of pneu- monia October 2S, 1918.
 Dorman Baker Fairbanks. Inducted October l, 1918; died of pneumonia November 21, 1918. Chas. E. Birch, Shakan. Inducted April 12, 1918; died of pneumonia November 10, 1918
 John G. Bishop, Ketchikan. Induct- ed May g, 1918; died of bronchial pnuemonia October 27, 1918.
 Christian Anderson Broken. h. ducted from Ketchikan, October i, 1918; died of bronchialpneumon November 1, 1918.
 Michael Brown, Seward. Inducted October g. 1918; died of accident, November 26, 1918. f Jesse c. Bullock, Juneau. Inducted May 15, 1918; died of pneumonia, October IS, 1918.
 True Carlson, Juneau. Information IdchlHS dS lO udI0 ana cause or ms death; will be furnished later.
 Albert Conn, Koggiung Inducted Sctober 2, 1918; died of bronchial pneumonia, October 23, 1918.
 Joseph Cunningham, Nenana h. ducted October 1, 1918; died of pneu- monia, November IA, 1918.
 Rolph Dahlberg, Nome. Inducted June 20, 1918; died of pneumonia. October 16, 1918. Paul s. DeRonne, Nome. Inducted June 20, 1918; died of influenza and pneumonia, October 16, 1918. Vincent T. Portero, Skagway. In ducted Nav 27 1Q12 died of infuanza