Jackson County Military Records

The Kansas City Star, Monday, November 22, 1918

KILLED IN ACTION, 179

Today's Army Casualty List Contains 440 Names

A Kansas City man, Fifteen Other Missourians and Five Kansas casualities to report; 101 died of disease

Washington, Nov. 11 - The following army casualities (some not readable)...commanding general of the American (some not 
readable)...178 died of disease, 101 wounded slightly, 110 missing in action, total of 440.

The list includes:

Private George B. Cheshire, 1526 Troost Avenue, Kansas City, MO, killed in action

Corp. Albert J. Hardin, Elwood, Missouri, killed in action

Corp. Edmond F. Moore, Wakeeney, Kansas, killed in action

Corp. William G. Odham, Unionville, MO., killed in action

Private Ora R. Clark, Keytesville, Missouri, killed in action

Private Harry M. Nickels, Kahoa, Missouri, killed in action

Private Walter J. Oberhaus, Washington, Missouri, killed in action

Private Fay Guy, Muscotah, Kansas, killed in action

Private Fred McCullough, Burlington, Kansas, killed in action

Private Charles E. Milbourne, St. Joseph, Missouri, killed in action

Corp. Charles C. Conover, Bonne Terre, Missouri, died of disease

Wagoner Harold Hewlett, Newtonia, Missouri, died of disease

Private John W. Cole, Ashland, Missouri, died of disease

Private John M. Esmond, Iola, Kansas, died of disease

Private Grover C. Mooney, Festus, Missouri, died of disease

Lieut. Josiah B. Mudge, Jr., Manhattan, Kansas, wounded slightly

Corp. Stanley A. Mossman, Peculiar, Missouri, wounded slightly

Private Willard M. Morris, Sedalia, Missouri, wounded slightly

Private Raymond P. Wattenbarger, Cora, Missouri, wounded slightly

Private Joseph G. Woods, Holden, Missouri, wounded slightly

Private Albert E. Payne, Springfield, Missouri, missing in action

Transcribed by Lucy Brennan