Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-18

Lacking Just three days Of three
years Of the anniversary of the terrible
wreck Of detouring Chicago. Rock Is
tain, another wreck was added to local
history at 2:15 this morning when pas
senger train No. :. the Twin Cities Linn
tied on the Minneapolis & ST. Louis
railroad, went Into the ditch at a point
one mile east Of Albion. causing injury
more or less serious to twenty -one
persons.
Miraculous as It may seem no one
was killed, only two or three might be
classed as seriously hurt. and none
probably fatally, In marked contrast to
the ifty-flve who lost their lives, and
the thirty or more who were injured. as
a result OF the Green Mountain wreck
OF March II. 1919.
The injured.
The list Of injured follows:
Nrs. James Crist, aged "a. Hanna
CITY Ill sea.p torn OF; back injured.
serious, Mrs. Crist was en- route to
Wenatchee, wash, with her three chill
drep. Rowena, aged Z; George, aged Q:
and Gertrude. aged I month. Baby
Gertrude was bruised slightly about
the head. but the injury will probably
not prove serious. The most danger to
the babe lies in exposure. All were TAX
en- to st. Thomas hospital.
Mrs. Leona Mcvey, aged 26. Bloom
field; right hand badly cut. thumb
being almost severed; right arm cut
and body bruised; suffering badly
from shock, condition quite serious.
ON her way with husband to occupy
claim at Stone, Sask. Taken to st.
Thomas hospital
Guy w. Haling, aged 3e, Northield.
Mimi. face cut, nose broken. right leg
and left arm injured. Haling was on
his way to Albert Lea. MIMI. to begin
work as q telegraph operator for the
Minneapolis & st. Louis. Taken to st.
Thomas hospital.
William Fetters, aged year, son
OF Mrs. Emeline Fetters, Of Green
City. Mo-, left leg broken between the
knee and hip. Was accompanied by
her mother and little sister Marie,
aged 8. Mother carried the baby to AL
bion. where DR.. w. B. Mantle reduced
the fracture. This afternoon the babe
was brought to st. Thomas hospital.
Wayne Allen. aged II months. son
Of Mrs Golva Allen, Of Green City, Mo-.
cash on forehead and cut on face. Car
ried by mother to Albion, and placed
IN charge OF DR.. Mantle. Later brought
to st. Thomas hospital.
John Upton, aged 21, Montezuma.
left thumb and hand cut badly; right
arm bruised. Upton, who is laborer,
was on his way to Lewiston, Mont.
Taken to st. Thomas hospital, but left
later N the day.
walter Prescott, aged II, living five
miles southwest OF Ottumwa, bruised
badly over right eye. Prescott Is farm
hand. on way to Albert Lea, MINI.
Taken to st. Thomas hospital.
Clarence McVey, husband of Mrs.
SIecnas Mcvey, Bloomfield, cut on right
hand. bruised back of head. Taken to
ST. Thomas hospital
s.s zzsz George Jones. aged 40, Brooklyn.
stockman, left hand and arm cut; was
on, his way to Mason City. Taken to
81. Thomas hospital.
Mrs. Samuel ]. Norland, Montour.
Who boarded train here en- route to
Rosetcwn, Sask., In company with her
husband and son Irwin, aged 13. Mrs.
Norland was bruised about the head
and was taken to st. Thomas hospital.
she left the hospital after having her
wounds dressed and rejoined her hus-
hand and SON. The latter was not in
fured. and Mr. Norland escaped with
only few scratches.
Floyd Mick, farmer, aged 20. of Os-
kaloosa. en- route to Mora, MINI; bad
cash on left side Of the head to the
skull and left ear cut. Taken to st.
ThDnnas hospital.
1frs. Frank Spence, Urbana. Ill, right
ankle injured but not seriously enough
to 70 to the hospital.
Mrs. susan vandiveer, LaPlata. NO..
right hand cut, little finger broken;
taken to st. Thomas hospital and az
terwards left. With her husband,
Perry Vandiveer. Mrs. vandiveer was
I en route to North Yakima. Wash. He
was not injured. In the same party
wcre Mr.. and Mrs J. p. yandiyeer, the
former q brother Of Perry yandiveer,
4 also OF LaPlata. Mo. They had with
them their Ave children, Willard, aged
4: ClifEord. aged $: Merrill. aged ;;
Hershel, aged 2; and Loree, aged /.
The latter family was en- route to Spo-
Kane, Wash.
katie Kelpschen, Lithuanian.
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