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Iowa City Citizen
Iowa City, Johnson co. Iowa
Monday, December 16, 1918
Iowa Casualties
Washington, Dec. 16 -- Two hundred and thirteen Iowans were mentioned in the
casualties released for today. They carried a total of 9829 names divided as
follows: Killed in action 645; died of wounds, 223; died of accident and other
causes, 29; died of aeroplane accident, 2; died of disease, 333; wounded
severely, 3485; wounded, degree undetermined, 1783; missing in action, 996. The
Iowans are:
| KILLED IN ACTION: |
| Corporal Frank Marcheck |
Mystic |
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Privates: |
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| Carl Herman Kroneger |
New Albin |
| Fred Ninke |
Rockwell City |
| Harry E.R. Otto |
Mapleton |
| Arthur Anderson |
Patten |
| Mathias Warner |
McIntyre |
| Arthur Anderson |
Patten |
| Lee Brannan |
Birmingham |
| James C. Ware |
Centerville |
| Walter H. Jacobsen |
Lake Park |
| Cornelius B. McCabe |
Oskaloosa |
| Dale D. Mattice |
Manchester |
| Glen D. Ruby |
Oskaloosa |
| Adolph H. Schuler |
Atkins |
| Joe Peressini |
Des Moines |
| Pearl L. Steckman |
Brandon |
| Ira W. Powell |
Washta |
| Edgar B. Harrison |
Yorkshire |
| David McNeill |
Onawa |
| Albert H. Albrecht |
Pomeroy |
| Emil E. Bendixen |
Schleswig |
| James F. Booth |
Prairie City |
| Frank D. Steckelberg |
Hanson |
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| DIED OF WOUNDS: |
| Mechanic James O. Thorp |
Knoxville |
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Privates |
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| Leo J. James |
Burton |
| James Dungan |
Logan |
| Tom J. Dvorak |
Cresco |
| Charles A. L. Clark |
Melrose |
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| DIED FROM ACCIDENT &
OTHER CAUSES: |
| Lieutenant Matthew D. Eckerman |
Des Moines |
| Corporal Cedren C. Mougler |
Troy |
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| DIED OF DISEASE: |
| Corporal Erwin L. Lowin |
Guttenberg |
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Privates: |
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| Adolph Bushek |
Riverside |
| Charles Henricksen |
Clinton |
| Clarence L. Hughes |
Iowa City |
| Burney A. DeMuth |
Bloomingfield |
| Ernest B. Peterson |
Dayton |
| Walter Davenport |
Glidden |
| Maurice Friedstrum |
Britt |
| Edw. Shipley |
Birmingham |
| Andrew W. Marsback |
Worthington |
| John H. Reylts |
Hud |
| Louis B. Thro |
Dubuque |
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| WOUNDED SEVERELY |
| Captain Claud C. Bayless |
Waterloo |
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Lieutenants: |
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| George Hezzlewood |
Des Moines |
| William H. Brooks |
Des Moines |
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Corporals: |
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| Henry M. Nedland |
Cleghorn |
| Karl Hoisington |
Hanlan |
| Joseph Deiterman |
Remsen |
| Otto Wosoba |
Oxford Junction |
| Roscoe R. Vinyard |
South Ottumwa |
| Charles F. Bower |
Coon Rapids |
| Lloyd H. Tussey |
Shannon City |
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Sergeants: |
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| Fred W. Lukritz |
Alta Vista |
| Byron W. Hamilton |
Fairfield |
| Geharid N. Nordskog |
Des Moines |
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Wagoner: |
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| Arthur A. Bope |
Belle Plaine |
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Privates: |
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| John C. Schultz |
Hornick |
| John F. Kramer |
Huxley |
| John F. Kramer |
Beacon |
| Henry M. Pillish |
Greene |
| Howard F. Taylor |
Arlington |
| Lawrence H. Trainor |
Waterloo |
| Milton J. Campbell |
Hilton |
| John E. Dillavou |
Glidden |
| Clyde F. Waughan |
Albia |
| Wm. D. Almon |
Missouri Valley |
| Hans Loving |
Gilman |
| Leonard A. Drilling |
Lake Vity |
| Wilbur E. Hyde |
Osterdock |
| Alfred Svendsen |
Green Mountain |
| Perry M. Reed |
New London |
| Myron K. Jones |
Chariton |
| Harold Stokes |
Farley |
| Hans W. Thompson |
Lake Mills |
| Wm. H. Brown |
Ottumwa |
| Waldemar H. Riedel |
Burt |
| Charles A. Crawford |
Leeds |
| Elwood B. Emery |
Des Moines |
| George B. Strawn |
St. Charles |
| Milo C. Thompson |
Salem |
| Charles Berger |
Blencoe |
| Lyle M. Mich |
Newton |
| George T. Walters |
Glenwood |
| Clarence T. Scott |
Kawawha |
| Franklin B. Buchanan |
Des Moines |
| Harry Taylor |
Corning |
| Louie Krejei |
Cedar Rapids |
| Wm. F. Query |
Villisca |
| Joseph F. Kelley |
What Cheer |
| T. Caughlin |
Olin |
| Harold Haas |
Kellerton |
| Frank H. Poor |
Madrid |
| Ditley J. Christiansen |
Clinton |
| Askel Paulson |
Grunder [Gunder?] |
| Archiel Schlaubrook |
Marengo |
| Clarence A. Musselman |
Sioux City |
| David E. Duggan |
Ryan |
| Henry J. Hughes |
Imogene |
| William J. King |
Morningside |
| William H. McQuilkin |
La Porte City |
| Myron M. Boone |
Madrid |
| Hugh T. Gibbons |
Carroll |
| Oscar E. Johnson |
McCallsburg |
| Charles F. Tappan |
Lake City |
| John L. Bridges |
Winterset |
| Christian J. Deerberg |
Lowden |
| Albert G. Nuzum |
Woodbine |
| Earl A. Hoffman |
Denison |
| Theodore Newingham |
Keokuk |
| Enno H. Thiebsen |
Ackley |
| Harold B. Case |
Keberville |
| Carl J. Kepford |
Arion |
| Harry M. Schoorer |
Des Moines |
| Roland E. Goldsmith |
Storm Lake |
| Byron A. King |
Vernon |
| David A. Babcock |
Council Bluffs |
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| WOUNDED, DEGREE
UNDETERMINED: |
| Captain Wm. A. Kelley |
Villisca |
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Sergeants: |
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| Stanley J. Meade |
Oelwein |
| John L. Besnahan |
Dorchester |
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Corporals: |
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| Louis Terecek, Swisher |
Swisher |
| Ernest I. Breazeale |
Malvern |
| Jos. D. Smith |
Red Oak |
| Howard R. Wilder |
Eldora |
| Otis P. Blank |
Red Oak |
| Lorn E. Ellis |
Ottumwa |
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Musician: |
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| Chas. H. Underhill |
Little Rock |
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Privates: |
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| Clyde T. Tague |
DeWitt |
| Raymond R. Cowdery |
Ottumwa |
| Ralph M. Morey |
East Peru |
| David H. Hardman |
Hamburg |
| Edward Leitha |
Waverly |
| Corbelius A. Brice |
Valley Junction |
| Neil O. Brewer |
Sutherland |
| Francis A. Berman |
East Newton |
| Lloyd H. Donovan |
Brighton |
| Frank H. Gaston |
Council Bluffs |
| Walter E. Johnson |
Stanton |
| Henry D. Miller |
Allison |
| Frank E. Harper |
Oelwein |
| Elton R. Herbner |
Keokuk |
| Ace R. Dyke |
Mystic |
| Willie A. Herr |
Des Moines |
| Herman Bailey |
Batavia |
| Theora Snethen |
Davis City |
| Francis E. Welsh |
Ft. Madison |
| Ludwig J. Yanda |
Anamosa |
| Raleigh Miller |
Council Bluffs |
| Bernard H. Schoonhover |
Grand Mound |
| Arthur D. Knowlton |
Marathon |
| Alex M. Otteson |
Sioux Rapids |
| Rollie Cain |
Newton |
| Charlie R. Callahan |
Delmar [Calmar?] |
| Alfred G. Dahlin |
Sisserton |
| Elmer Kimber |
Decorah |
| Anton P. Christenson |
Elkhorn |
| Joseph E. Lyon |
Rome |
| Glen C. Ostrander |
Luverne |
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| WOUNDED SLIGHTLY: |
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Lieutenants: |
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| Klemme O. Longley |
Dows |
| Gerald O. Blake |
Webster City |
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Sergeants: |
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| Earl F. Drury |
Maquoketa |
| Ray Grothe |
Des Moines |
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Corporals: |
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| Verne J. Boulton |
Columbus Junction |
| Leo J. Miller |
Charter Oak |
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Buglers: |
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| Herman U. Stirneman |
Ottumwa |
| Bernala Trumbull |
Adair |
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Privates: |
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| Erwin E. Newton |
Lisbon |
| Archie C. Blaine |
Decarraids |
| Geo. E. Mott |
Sioux City |
| Frank Suffecool, Brooklyn |
Brooklyn |
| Harry L. Dixon |
Farnhamville |
| Wellborn T. Shaw |
Coin |
| Frank Lamer |
Melbourne |
| Albert L. Rudig |
Griswold |
| Russell P. Kindig |
Henderson |
| Frank R. Forsythe |
Redfield |
| Thomas D. Keenan |
Fonda |
| Carl E. Nielson |
Tripoli |
| Flay W. Carlson |
Fontanelle |
| Walter H. Guess |
Churdan |
| Merrit E. Blydenburg |
Waterloo |
| Elgy D. Crowell |
Albia |
| Noah S. Davis |
Unionville |
| L.J. Rose |
Olin |
| Joseph Jacoby |
Waterloo |
| Stanley L. Iago |
Sioux City |
| Albert L. Thilen |
Cresco |
| John A. Murphy |
Farmington |
| Leo E. Gutterman |
Garner |
| Huge Anderson |
Colfax |
| Walter Dauer |
Storm Lake |
| William T. Boyd |
Bear Creek |
| Claire Morse |
Milford |
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| MISSING IN ACTION: |
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Privates: |
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| Roy L. Thomas |
Lynn Grove |
| Ernest Avery |
Clarksville |
| Herman Emit Iwen |
Schleswig |
| John E. Phelps |
Silver City |
| Andrew C. Rejos |
Cedar Falls |
| Alva C. Thomas |
Washington |
| William C. Baker |
Council Bluffs |
| Joe Gerstenberger |
Hazelton |
| Leo M. Hinkel |
Spechts Ferry |
| Glenn B. Cookinham |
Ayershire |
| John Loof |
Wellsburg |
| Wm. Matzdorff |
Aurelia |
| Marton H. Brandt |
Malvin |
| Jesse A. Shaull |
Ladora |
| Benjamin Tietjen |
Stanhope |
| Charley Erickson |
Corwith |
| Henry A. Clegg |
Duboise |
| Rose C. Dewitt |
Dedham |
| John T. McMeekin |
Lake City |
| James H. Richardson |
Boone |
| Harry O. Harrington |
Manchester |
| Lawrence A. Muckey |
Muckey |
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~ source:
Iowa City Citizen,
Iowa City, Johnson co. Iowa,
Monday, December 16, 1918
~ submitted by Sharyl Ferrall
http://iagenweb.org/iowaoldpress/
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