N.C. Privates Rowland Harrell and Robert Williamson KIA, Sept. 3, 1918

“Today’s Casualty List,” from the Sept. 3, 1918, issue of the Hickory Daily Record

Washington, Sept. 3—The two army casualty lists today contained the names of 998, one list showing 492 names and the other 506. The second section shows:

Killed in action, 68

Missing in action, 114

Wounded severely, 163

Died of disease, 5

Wounded, degree undetermined, 143

Died of wounds, 11

Died of airplane accident, 1

Died of accident and other causes, 1

Total, 506

The list includes the following from North Carolina:

Wounded Severely

Private Charlie F. Ritchie of New London

Private Howard Robertson of Knightdale, Route 1

Private Charlie M. Williams of North Charlotte

Wounded in Action, Degree Undetermined

Cook John Wilson of Charlotte

Missing In Action

Moody I. Kern of Ether

The first section shows

Killed in Action, 65

Missing in Action, 96

Wounded Severely, 159

Died of Wounds, 19

Died from Accident and other Causes, 4

Wounded, Degree Undetermined, 145

Died of Disease, 4

Total, 492

The following from North Carolina are included:

Killed in Action

Private Rowland Harrell of Aulander

Private Robert C. Williamson of Winston-Salem

Died of Disease

Private Jesse Capers Durham of Roscoe

Wounded Severely

Private Ralph L. Clark of Swannanoa

Private Virgil F Miller of Siloam

Private Eustice M. Yates of Merry Oaks

Missing in Action

Private Fred C. Cabe of Canton