Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-07-28 | Page 24 | Many Utah Soldiers on Casualty List

il UTAH SOLDIERS Off CHLH LIST More Than Fifty Have Given Up Lives in Service Serv-ice of United States. WOUNDED EXCLUDED Six Commissioned Officers Among Those to Die on Duty. i ' More than fifty men of ULab have given up their lives in the service of the United States since the declaration of war on Germany in April 1917. The lit-t, compiled com-piled from the exhaustive military files of The Tribune, contains the names of six commissioned ofiicers, the remainder being enlisted men of the United States regular army; of the 145th field artillery, First Utah, national guard increment of the regular army; of the navy, marine corps and inducted men of the national army. yince every one of these men had taken the solemn oath of service to lay down his life if necessary in defense of Ms country and had fully entered upon his sworn dutios, the names of those who died of accident, disease or wounds received in action are recorded with those actually killed in action upon the battleheld. The list of dead: Major on List. Major the Rev. Edward H. Fitz Gerald, Ger-ald, U. S. army, Salt lake City. Captain Walter B. .Elliott, quartermaster, quartermas-ter, U. S. army. Fort Douglas. .Lieutenant Roer Harvey Clapp, U. S. air service. Salt Lake City. Lieutenant William T. Gleason, M. C, U. S. army, Salt Lake City. Lieutenant JSdward McClure Peters, U. S. army, Kaysville. Lieutenant Charles E. Scannell, Canadian Cana-dian expeditionary forces, Orangevilie. Bandmaster Guy Alexander, U. S. army. Logan. Louis C. Beauman, Jr., marine aviator, Salt Lake City. Ralph Braby, H5th field artillery, Mount Pleasant. ' Ralph Blddle, 145th field artillery, Brig-ham Brig-ham City. John David Boyd, Jr., U. S. navy, Provo. Caleb Bolivar Brinton, U. S. navy, Big Cottonwood. Karl P. Brown, U. S. aeronautical service, ser-vice, Salt Lake City. William A. Brown, national army, Hoy ts vllle. Harold Cameron, U. S. aeronautical service. Salt Lake City. Philip V. Campbell, national army, picture pic-ture gallery. George B. Cook, U. S. air service, Wil-lard Wil-lard . Abraham Crawford, national army, Salt Lake City. Corporal Raymond Francis Crow, TJ. S. marines, Salt Lake Citv. Le Roy Curtis, 145th field artillery, Pay-son. Pay-son. Ora J. Douglas, TJ. S. marine corps, Bingham. Navy Represented. George E. Karnow, national army, Salt Lake City. Herbert F. Gledhill, national army, Richfield. First Sergeant Frank Lewis Glick, U. S. marines, Ogden. Wagoner K. H. Gray, lSth engineers, Elsinore. Armistead A. Green, Jr., U. S. army, Salt Lake City. Lloyd Burt Haight, U. S. navv, Trenton. Paul O. Hanson, signal corps, U. S. army. Levari. George A. Hendrickson, U. S. engineers, 1 Salt Lake City. Thaddeus Hodges, national army, Mount Carmel. Seymour Howell, U. S. army, medical, Nephi. L. A. Humphrey, U. S. army, quartermaster quarter-master corps, Ogden. Charles Clayton Jones, U. S. navy, Salt I-ike City. Moroni Klein man, TJ. S. marines, To-querville. To-querville. Edward A. Kupfer, 145th field artillery, Salt Lake City. Jesse L. Larrabee, U. S. army, Salt Lake City. Sergeant Clevelfi nd S. I.-nrsen, TJ. S. army, medical. Salt Lake City. Wayne Loveless, TJ. S. army, Huntington. Hunt-ington. Grant IT. Lyman, TJ. S. marines, Fillmore. Fill-more. William Earl Mace, TJ. S. army, engineers. engi-neers. Bingham. Ernest McFarfane, national army, Murray. Marines Among Victims. Charles Snead McDonald of U. S. commission com-mission for civilian relief in France, Salt I Lake City. i Charles E. Nelson, TJ. S. marines, Salt I Lake City. j Boyd Nielsen, U. S. army, aeronautical I service, Salt Lake City. ! Frank Edward Peterson, TJ. S. marines, Sn vderville. Sergeant Clayton P. Preston, V. S. ; army, musician. ho?an. Lowell F. Richardson, TJ. S. marines. Salt Lake City. Elmo Ridges, national arn.iv, Salt Lake City. Elmer John Sandherg, U. R. army, quartermaster's quar-termaster's corps. Salt Lake City. Corporal Ross W. Spencer, 145th field artillery, Hoiliday. Horace R. Tanner. U. S. navy hospital apurentice. South Cottonwood. Don Crandall Wade, national army. TT. S. quartermaster's corps, missing in act ion. Harlcy "Weir, national army. Salt Lake City. Jqmes Hughes' Weston, TJ. S. army, Loran. Kred T. Whitehon.se, TJ. S. army, musician. musi-cian. Salt Lake City. Josenh S Wilkes, .U. S. marines, Salt Lake City.