Arizona republican., 1918-06-23

Cattanack, MT. and Mrs. D.. Chi ago. Derrick. Arthur. Erickton, MT. Derrick, Joseph. Derrick, Max. Jewell Miss. Ledgett Fred. McCree, Mrs. Matte, Toledo, Ohio Miller, Henry. Powell, Miss Louise. Roseland, Rose. Rooney, John. Todd, Mrs. Jennie, Bloomington, III. Whipple, Fred. Michigan City.
 The Known Injured Among the injured are the follow ing:
 Adair, Arthur. Chicago Anderson, M. A., Chicago. Ball, A. M.. Cincinnati Baitty, Jack, Peru, Ind. Burns, William, Lockport, N. Y. Brown, MT. and Mrs. G. w, Den yer, Colo.
 Brinkley, R. B. Brown, Charles. Bullard, F. B., Baraboo, Wis. Curtiss, w. H., West Baden, Ind. Curtiss, Mrs. W. H. Coyle, Joe C.
 Carpenter, Ben, Everett, Wash. ConnOrs, Frank.
 Crawford, James.
 Carmen, Bernard. Philadelphia. Daily, William, Providence, R. I. Dempsey. John, New York City. Davis, William, Columbus. Ohio. De Grote, James.
 Donahue. George, Middleton, Ohio. Dilley, Frank.
 Devone, Ed.
 Defoevon, Mrs.
 Davis, Lillian.
 Donahue, Joseph. Indianapolis. Enos, MT. and Mrs. Eugene, Bloom ington, III.
 Emerson, Charles.
 Grossecloss, Charles, Indianapolis. Goodman, G. H.
 Green, Carl.
 Green, George.
 Grasper, James.
 Garrecks, Theo
 Hitchcock. Charles.
 Howard, James.
 Hutchinson, Carl.
 Hitchcock, Ernest.
 Ingraham, Albert E. Luddington Maryland.
 Johnson, James.
 Kramer, Paul, Peru, Ind.
 Lindstrum, Gus, Bloomington, III. Lesman, Ardell, Reading, Pa. Lomar, Henry.
 Lelo, Jena.
 Leo, James.
 McCree, Reno. Toledo Ohio.
 Mcintosh, Bertie.
 McFadden. John.
 Moore, John.
 Mathews, James.
 Miller, John.
 Michael, William, Beaver Falls, Pa Mulvaney James, Steubenvillie Ohio.
 Moore, Alonzo. Defiance, Ohio.
 Nelson, John, Joliet. III. Nunnelly, Dewey, Lexington, Ky. NOrcross, Charles.
 NitZborn, Max. Olson, Charles. OConnor, Robert.
 Parks, Arthur. Pfeigenberger, John.
 Palmer, Albert. Polk, Chester. ! Ricken, Manuel. l Runstadtler, Elmer, Detroit, Mich.
 Ryan, G. Reid, G. F. Rex, Herman.
 Rapier, Ed.
 Robinson, Jack.
 Roberts, A. F., Memphis, Tenn.
 Streeter, w. NJ.
 Smith, Columbus.
 Smith, William.
 Steinhouser, S.
 Strong, S.
 Summers, William, Bloomington. II
 Todd, Alexander, Bloomington, III.
 Turnbull, w. S.
 Thomas, William.
 Thurman, William. Waddell, Parson, Columbus, Ohio. Ward, Edward, MT. and Mrs, Bloom ington, III.
 Werner, Gus, West Baden, Ind.
 Wright, c. F.
 Weiland, Louis.
 Williams, E.
 Williamson, Alexander.
 Williams, Nick. Williams, Walter.
 Ward, William M.
 Young, Thomas.
 Injured Number 12o
 The injured here included 29 ; Mercy hospital, 26 at the Gary ger eral hospital, 45 at the Steel Col poration hospital and four at z Antonio hospital. The number , injured at Hammond totalled 25 at cording to reports early tonight Officers of the circus made futi attempts during the day to obtai more complete casualty lists. IT work of removing the mass of debr from the shattered circus coaches further search of bodies, continue tonight. Demolished Coaches The empty troop train, travelir down a straight stretch of tras totally demolished three of the film. circus coaches and badly damaged fourth. According to reports to loc authorities, the circus train whic carried four sleepers, five stock car l6 flat cars, and a caboose pull, part way into a switch and stallt there. A flagman set fuses as warning The circus train was in this DOS tion when the troop train plowed in the sleepers, reducing them to a pi of tangled steel and timbers. Ff engendered by the gas lighting sy tenn of the circus train, broke o almost immediately. and when t rescuers reached the scene, the e tire wreckage was in flames. Many Burned "a naa&b