Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-04-11 | Page 11 | Intermountain Casualties |

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Date	1919-04-11
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
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Article Title	Intermountain Casualties
Type	article
Date	1919-04-11
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
Page	11
OCR Text	Show 4 . . ! Inter mountain Casualties I i WASHINGTON. April 10. The following follow-ing casualties are reported by the commanding com-manding general of the American expeditionary expedi-tionary forces: Total, killed In action. ac-tion. 7; died from woutuls. 3; died of accident ac-cident and other causes. 113; died of dls-er-se, Z : wounded sew rely. 2C; wounded, degree undetermined, wounded slightly, slight-ly, 2o'S ; missing in action. 13. DIED OF DISEASE. Lieutenant Asburv M. White, Pueblo, Colo. WOUNDED SLIGHTLY. William M. Smith. WcrJnnJ Wyo. j Steve Miller, Rock Springs. Wyo. ; William M. Speery. Rigby. Idaho. j Carl A- Springmeyer, Gardnerviile, Nev.
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