2 North Carolinians Killed in Action, 1 Died of Wounds, 5 of Disease, Oct. 23, 1918

From the Daily Times, Wilson, N.C., Oct. 23, 1918

Casualty List

Killed in action, 125

Wounded severely, 177

Wounded slightly, 176

Died of disease, 101

Died of accident and other causes, 12

Died of wounds, 80

Missing in action, 92

Died of aeroplane accident, 1

Prisoner, 1

Wounded, degree undetermined, 440

Total, 1,205

NORTH CAROLINIANS

Killed in Action

Willie Daniel (Mrs. Annie Daniel, Northampton)

Walter Smith (Robert F. Smith, Charlotte)

Died of Wounds

Joseph R. Middens (John Y. Midden, R.F.D., 1, Louisburg)

Died of Disease

Sergeant Grant W. Rector (Mrs. Annie Rector, 140 Raleigh Ave., Mt. Airy)

William F. Brothers (Mr. John F. Brothers, R.F.O. 2, Elizabeth City)

John Brown (Mrs. Charlotte Brown, R.F.D. 1, Speed)

Lawrence Roland (Mrs. Ollatta Roland, Franklin)

Willie F. Malpass (Mrs. Vallie Malpass, Vallan)

Wounded Severely

Joe L. Murphy (Mrs. Martha Murphy, Spray)

Slightly Wounded

Sergeant Ernest C. Hooker (Joseph L. Hooker, Mt. Airy)

Solomon D. Eurie (Mrs. Millie Eurie, Eurie)

Wounded, Degree Undetermined

John H. Ball (Mrs. Mavely Ball, 1017 Slate St., Winston-Salem)