The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-03
Los Angeles Dynamiting Horror Will Be Punish
ed If Large Reward Will Cause the Appre-
hension of the One Who Was Guilty
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS ASSIST in SEARCH
Bodies are Being Recovered From the Ruins But
They are Nothing But Burned Fragments of
Former Human Beings

temporary plant of the Times Only
one of thens Bell, was in any way
injured. He had a few slight bruises
on one hand.
Similar remarkable escapes were
made by Mark Bently, chief pressman
OF the Times, and his associates.
Bently and his men were making
ready to run off section of the Sun
day paper when the roar of the ex
plosion sounded and the floors over
head fell.
Many Remarkable Escapes.
The pressroom was filled by cloud
of smoke and dust. Walls of flames
blocked all the doorways and ventila-
tors. Bently said it seemed as If he and
his men were doomed to die in the base
ment, when one OF the men remember
ed that hole had been cut near the
sidewalk for some temporary purpose.
The pressmen made rush for this
avenue Of escape.
The found 1t, despite the rolling
waves of smoke. which blinded and
almost suffocated them, and, one by
one they crawled to safety.
I Most Of those who escaped by other
exits and by jumping from windows,
were only slightly injured. Several
appeared at the office of the Times
i to receive the congratulations of fell
4 members Of the staff. Two or
three were well enough to return to
work.
4 Charles I.ovelace, suburban news
i editor, who was one of the few in the
4 editorial room at the time of the :
plosion, probably will be confined to
the hospital for many months. He
was fearfully burned, and, while his
/, condition was reported today to be
still serious, 1t is expected that he
j, will recover.
!, Paul Braud, police reporter OF the
Times, who tried to aid the entrepped
> men in the burning building, gave way
+, to the nervous strain and was sent to
hospital.
The List of Dead
AS no trace OI IlOSG piSFiouoiy ~
corded as missing has been found, 1t
!, is concluded they are dead. The list
follows:
q CHURCHILL, HARVEY ELDER, as
/ sistant city editor; died at Clara Bar.
n ton Hospital at 1880 o'clock Saturday
S morning
h HARRY CRANE, assistant tele
e graph editor, aged 3s, married, one
a child; body not recovered.
R. L. SAWYER, 81, telegraph ope
e rator, married, two children; body
not recovered.
. ]. WESLEY REEVES, stenographer
y married; body recovered
= j c GALLIHER, 40, linotype opera
: tor, married; Ave children; body mo-
recovered
w. G. TUNSTALL 40 linotype ope
v rator, married; body not recovered.
a FRED LLEWELLYN, 36, linotype
"a operator. married; body not recovered
= JOHN HOWARD, AZ, printer, mar
- ried, one child; body not recovered.
GRANT MOORE, ~, nachinist, maj
:. ried, body not recovered.
- EDWARD WATSON, 35, printer
- - married; body not recovered.
~ ~ ELMER FRINK, 25, linotype opera
40 tor, married. body not recovered.
40 EUGENE CARREsS, 95 linotyp
- operator, married, one child; body nc
recovered
as DON f. JOHNSON, SO, linotype o.
orator, married; body not recovered.
g ERNST JORDAN, 32 linotype o.
io orator, married, one child; body M
recovered
re re FRANK UNDERWOOD, 43, printe
~ married one child; body not recove
- ed.
m ol CHARLES CULVER, 35, compo
itor, married; body not recovered.
ne CARL SALLADA, 80. linotype oper
ll tor: body not recovered.
nu CHARLES MAGGERLY, pressmal
body not recovered.
ew CHARLES CORDAWAY. linotyl
~ operator; body not recovered.
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