Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-04-21
The two dead men are:

The two dead men are:
Thomas Tobiasson, thirty-six year,
old, of 16 Kerlyn Court. Elizabeth.
Died at 10 O'Clock last night in
Perth Amboy City Hospital from in
ternal injuries. He also suffered
scalp wounds and injuries to his liz
and right eye.
Henry Munson, thirty-eight years
old, OF AL Morris avenue. Elizabeth.
Died at 3:45 o'clock yesterday after
noon in the City Hospital. His skull
was fractured.
The injured men still in the hos.
pital are:
James Smith, forty years old. oi
12 Westcott Place. Elizabeth. Pos
scalp. left knee and numerous
bruises.
Patrick Bradley, forty-seven years
old. of 107 Broad street. Perth Am
boy. Very bad laceration of right
side of face from eye TO ear. Right
ear almost severed.
Stephen Mcintyre. thirty years old
of 220 Marshall street, Elizabeth
Lacerations of the scalp, bruises and
two teeth knocked out.
Ernest Schuman. twenty-eighi
years old. of ss5 Park avenue Perth
Amboy. Lacerations of the scalp and
bruises.
The two men taken to the hospitsi
yesterday afternoon but later dis
charged are:
Charles Dorian. of 401 Gordon
street. Perth Amboy. Bruised shoul
der and lacerations to face ami
! hand.
John logan. of Fords. scalp wouRe
and bruised left leg.
There were others slightly injure
in the avalanche of brick and plaster
but they went directly home as their
! injuries were not thought serious
enough to cause their being taken To
/ the hospital.
Shortly after o'clock yesterday
| afternoon Mrs. Frank Parsons. SUI
perintendent of the Perth Aiuboy
I hospital, received a call from the
| ceramics plant for the ambulance.
/ She was told an accident had oc-
CURED and several men were injured.
/ The hospital ambulance. was at once
sent out and Mrs. Parsons then noti-
\ fed the police, requesting them 10
/ send their ambulance. This was done
but owing TO the fact that eight mer
were injured seriously enough 10
warrant their being brought TO the
4 hospital, each ambulance had to re-
turn for more victims following thelr
arrival at the hospital with the first
/ loads.
: ~ y Ts.-s-o..4 - xr-%~-ro~.
who had been called Immediately ar
1 ter the accident. and DR.. William H.
Mccormick, Jr.. of this city. attended
the injured men as they were
/ brought in.
/ The first report at the plant yes
/ terday following the crash was thar
I one man had been killed outright
and seven or eight others were Sc
riously injured. The hospital was
7 also told that one man had been
, killed
This man who was reported killed
was Mr.. Munson. but il was found
that he was still alive when brought
linto the hospital. although he died
/ about an hour after reaching the
institution.
The men were rushed at once TO
| the operating room and an effort
made to save their lives. but the
| injuries of both Mr.. Munson and
Mr.. Tobiasson were so serious, taet
each died.
No cause for the collapse of the
I brick arch upon which the men, al
lbricklayers were working. has been
advanced. The high wind OF yes
iterday had nothing to do with II. ac-
lcording TO information received from
Coroner H1llpot following his inres-
litigation, as the chamber upon which
THE men were working was inside -
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