From Nevada Evening Journal October 14, 1918 (page 1)
(By United Press)
Washington, Oct. 14--Twenty five Iowa soldiers have given their lives on battle field of France, according to the casualty lists which were released by the department this morning. Of this number 15 were killed in action, nine died from wounds received in action and one died of disease.
The one dying of disease was Hans Abrahamson of Story City who was a victim of pneumonia...
(By United Press)
Washington, Oct. 14--Twenty five Iowa soldiers have given their lives on battle field of France, according to the casualty lists which were released by the department this morning. Of this number 15 were killed in action, nine died from wounds received in action and one died of disease.
The one dying of disease was Hans Abrahamson of Story City who was a victim of pneumonia...
From Nevada Evening Journal October 14, 1918 (page 1)
(By United Press)
Washington, Oct. 14--Twenty five Iowa soldiers have given their lives on battle field of France, according to the casualty lists which were released by the department this morning. Of this number 15 were killed in action, nine died from wounds received in action and one died of disease.
The one dying of disease was Hans Abrahamson of Story City who was a victim of pneumonia...
(By United Press)
Washington, Oct. 14--Twenty five Iowa soldiers have given their lives on battle field of France, according to the casualty lists which were released by the department this morning. Of this number 15 were killed in action, nine died from wounds received in action and one died of disease.
The one dying of disease was Hans Abrahamson of Story City who was a victim of pneumonia...
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