Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-11-01 | Page 3 | Intermountain Casualties

INTERMOUNTAIN CASUALTIES I . WASHINGTON, Oct. 31. The following- casualties are reported by the commanding- general of the American expeditionary forces: Killed in action, 25; died of wounds, 11; died of disease, 36; wounded, wound-ed, degree undetermined, 402; wounded" slightly, 110; died of accident, acci-dent, 2; wounded severely, 67; total, 653. The Marine corps casualties to date are reported as follows: Officers: Deaths, 53; wounded, 78; total, 131. Enlisted men: Deaths, 1268; wounded, 2337; in hands of enemy, 49; missing, 193; total enlisted men, 3847. Grand total, 3978. The following Marine casualties are reported by the commanding command-ing general of the American expeditionary forces in the lists dated October 8 and 9, respectively, and are included in above total: Killed in action, 1; died of wounds received in action, 3; wounded in action, degree undetermined, 2; missing in action, 15; total 21. KILLED IN ACTION. PRIVATE ERNEST J. KIES, Gilt Edge, Mont. DIED OF WOUNDS. PRIVATE WILLIAM H. NETCHERM, Trenton, Utah. m WOUNDED (Degree Undetermined). CORPORAL PRANK J. MOORE, Lewiston, Idaho. .WAGONER ABEL M. SPRAGUE, Van Anda, Mont. PRIVATE WILLIAM T. HARDING, Salt Lake. PRIVATE JESSE CLARK, Richfield, Utah (Marine). WOUNDED IN ACTION (Slightly). LIEUTENANT BRANNIN S. WOODARD, .Denver, Colo. CORPORAL EDWARD SEARS, Colbran, Colo. PRIVATE SHERMAN BOHNET, Somerset, Colo. PRIVATE CLINTON JONES, Salt Lake. WOUNDED (Severely). CORPORAL JOSEPH C. BURNHAM, Dooley, Mont. PRIVATE ORVILLE D. LITTLEJOHN, Ray, Ariz. PRIVATE EARL G. PATTON, Payette, Idaho. PRIVATE ELMER D. PUTNAM, Denver, Colo. PRIVATE JAMES M. RANDS, Pocatello, Idaho. PRIVATE VOYT R. MILLER, Williams, Ariz. . PRIVATE AUBREY W. OATES, North Creede, Colo. MISSING IN ACTION. PRIVATE CLYDE A. MALONE, Bisbee, Ariz. (Marine). PRESENT FOR DUTY (Previously Reported Missing). PRIVATE JOSEPH M. 0 'CONNER, Denver, Colo.