The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-04
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vivors told of a woman with a 12-
yearold boy and 3-year-old girl being
on one of the trains. Nothing has
been seen of them.
1T is extremely probable there were
some bodies completely dstroyed," said
Coroner Helbert. However, many Of
the reports of dead and injured are
due to imagination"
Keys and Glasses Marks
The BODY of James Albert Bryan,
40, Of 1881 Keuwood Ave, Apartment
3, was identified by a bunch of keys
and a pair Of glasses, by his wife Mr..
Bryan was a travelling salesman for
the Steger & Sons Co, Chicago piano
manufacturers.
Knowing that her husband was on
the interurban, Mrs. Bryan rushed
to the scene OF the wreck She spent
the entire night in a frantic search,
in the lurid light of the burning cars
His body was among those taken to
Anderson Saturday night charred be-
yond recognition. Only the keys and
glasses served to identify him.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not been made Mr. Bryan is sur
vived Wy his parents. Capt and Mrs.
James A. Bryan of Tampa. Fla: a
brother. r c. Bryan; a sister, Mrs.
w. J. Houilhan, both Of Tampa, Fla,
and Mrs. w c. Schalmaack, a sister,
Of Miami. Fla.
Mr. Bryan was a member of the
citation.
HaslSins From Ohio
The body OF Or. E. Blaine Haskins.
1920 y Illinois St. Federal veteri-
nary Inspector. was taken to Gallipolis,
o., by his sister. Mrs. Ralph Daniels.
and her husband. Columbus o. Flu
neral viii be at Gallipolis at 1890 a. m.
Tuesday.
The mother, Mrs. II. G. Haskins,
Grown City. o.. two brothers and two
other sisters also survive
The body of John L. Hutchins.
Union Traction Company employee
who died In an Anderson hospital
soop after the accident was taken
to his home at Lafayette, Ind.
TIL ebody of Lawrence Flood. 80. of
1870 Union St. win be taken from
Anderson to Osgood. Ind. for burial
Arrangements for the services have
not been made Identification OF Mr..
Flood was made only through the
fact that he had no upper teeth. and
that he had a growth in his nose. The
body was otherwise charred beyond
recognition. D. r. Songer. 1856 Madi-
son Ave, a lifelong friend, identifide
the body
Mr.. Flood, who was in the electrical
business, is survived by his wife Mrs.
Leota Flood, and baby son. Larry
Flood, by former marriage, OF Indian
apolls his mother. Mrs. Jennie Truttt,
Osgood. Ind, and a step-sister. Mrs.
Earl Cochran. Indianapolis.
Funeral services for James F. T.
Sargent. 3340 Central Ave, probably
will be at p. m. Tuesday from the
home.
Mr.. Sargent was born in 1871 in Gin
cinnati and came to this city early in
life. He was president Of the Savings
Realty Company. was a member OF
the Kappa Sigma Fraternity and a
Shriner
Surviving Mr. Sargent are the
widow. a son. James f. Jr.. attending
Purdue University; father and mother,
the Rev. and Mrs. c. s. Sargent, FL
Paso, Texas; two brothers. Edward,
New York. and Rev. C. P. T. Sargent,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
AS relatives and friends failed to
recognize the charred bodies in the
Il. S. Albright and c. 8. Nuckols
morgues at Anderson the undertakers
would lead them to a small table where
lodge pins. and other unmelted metals
found in the wreckage were laying.
Lodge EmbIezns Found
They consisted of a Red Men EN-.
blem "a small Knight Templar en-
blem; K. of P. emblem Maltese Cross
with lines radiating from the center;
two Masonic charms small pendant
that looked to be from a lavalliere, and
8 black set that looked to be from a
ring.
The only woman's body In the I'M
identified group wore a small pearl
pin on a black, loosely woven dress.
One unidentified man had part of
a shirt with a laundry mark 291s,