World War I Casualty List, Apr 11, 1918

Over-Night Casualty List Taken At Proof That Americans Are Fighting.

Washington, April 11.---The overnight casualty list from General Pershing contained 124 names.

Only one soldier was killed in action. Two died of wounds, five died from accidents, 13 died from disease, 69 were severely wounded, 4 were missing in action, and 30 were slightly wounded.

The list attracted particular interest at the war department and was taken as proof that the Americans are in important fighting. While but one was killed in action, according to this list, 69 were severely wounded against 30 slightly wounded. This was the first time the proportion lay in this direction, it was noted.

Killed in Action.

Private John Pelkey.

Died of Wounds.
Maj. Edwin R. Kimble,
Corp. Thos. J. Roberts.

Died of Accidents.

Private Frank Bellizi, Private Leland A. Pathews,
Cadet William J. Fhyte, Cadet C. A. Brader,
Lieut. Charles D. Seward.

Died of Disease.

Corp. Herman Peoples,
Privates Tobe Brackette, Allan J. Durward, Leo Francis Farrell, Bennie R. Sellin, Elmer Wm. N. Shoemaker, Morgan Taylor,
Bugler Andrew Dickes,
Privates Wm. F. Brackman, Charles W. Epple, Leland Johnson, Frank Sheppard, Isaac Sims.

Slightly Wounded.

Lieut. Eugene C. Hamill,
Sergeants August Hahn, Bernard J. Leavy, Wm. B. Montross, Timothy J. Sullivan,
Corporals Dell E. Delashmutt, John Farrell, Harry Ingham, Wm. P. Neacy, Arbie Spears, Harry A. Welcome,
Mechanic Thos. J. Fleming,
Privates Thos. B. Plunkett, John L. Sullivan, Joseph Panyoti, Neil Meurlin, Clifton Bell, Wm. D. Burke, Vernon C. Buxton, Edmund Cassidy, George Conselyea, Michael Defago, Lawrence Finnerty, Jas. H. Fraser, Frank Gustave, Robert Johnston, John A. McDyer, Ernest Porter, James Tracy.

Severely Wounded.

Lieuts. Leonidas B. Faulk, James Frederick Leslie,
Sergeants Otto R. Lemke, John P. Mohr, Jos. E. Seneca,
Corporals Albert O. Lange, Thos. W. Painter, Thos. E. Sullivan, Roy W. Watson, Frank J. Wheeler, Mechanic Herbert R. Rosenow, Bugler Lester W. Ormsby,
Privates James Allas, Adolph Baier, Fabian Barbeau, Wm. F. Barfknecht, Reuben O. Boelke, John F. Cowden, Earl Doty, Wm. H. Dougherty, Wm. Duer, Melvin Eaton, Casper H. Fairbanks, George J. Ford, Roman Gollas, Geo. R. Gove, John R. Gowdy, Roy Griffith, Gus W. Gueths, Frank V. Harnacker, Paul R. Heller, Robert K. Helterman, Woodie Johnson, Lloyd F. Kindness, Stanley Koss, Otto L. Lange, Frank G. Lasage, Edelbert Lepine, Leo Lipinski, Michael F. McGrath, Jack Madeson, Jos. Malinowski, Jas. Martin. Michael J. Masrosky, Chas. F. Nenn, Otto Neuendorf, Raymond Panger, Ben Pilorski, George Rebedew, Geo. H. Seiber, Samuel T. Shackelford, Emil Shimek, Henry B. C. Stroup, Fred Saber, Geo. Sampson, John L. Scheibach, Pearl Evan Smith, Herbert Somnenberg, Leslie R. Timian, John H. Twohig, Lro J. Uelman, Theodore A. Edde, Louis Witkowsky, Max Woschnick, Fred Zenk.

Missing in Action.

Capt. Francis J. Cahill,
Privates Thomas Connelly, Michael Holmes, Charles A. Wiggins.

Warren Evening Times, Warren, PA 11 Apr 1918