Show 0 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING A SEPTEMBER 9 1934 Federal Investigators Study Most Notable FLIGHT OVER Sea Disasters Unexplained Lapse of Time SHIP RELATED Between Signals of Distress Shown in List Death List in Ocean Liner Disaster May Reach Total of 225 : ( - S ‘ ? v V BY GOVERNOR - U S Steamboat Inspection Service Orders Immediate By Associated Press Following is a list of the more- noand Sweeping Inquiry Into Every Phase table marine disasters in the last 80 New Jersey' Chief Execu' years: Disaster fiery of Ship GlasMarch 185— Steamer City of tive Tells of Rushing T t gow left Liverpool for Philadelphia never heard from 450 ' ball out over the WASHINGTON Sept 8 (UP)-F- ed 'Assistance i 333 September 13 1858— Steamer Aus eral investigators tonght studied re- ocean 1 New to York burned ports of an unexplained lapse of tria Hamburg The fire aboard the liner early ' hour and minutes between the first this morning created a scene of horin midocean 471 (Editor's Note: Governor A he his life" ' (aid 1859— for 25 Steamer (Continued on Pale Two) October suggled Royal 'stand by" signal flashed from the ror and confusion as passengers Moore of New Jersey deHarry In of those see the 446 aid wrecked Charter many stricken Morro Castle and the final leaped overboard Into the reddened scribes in the following article a 1928 the Vestrli hod sunk In t gale ’ adbelts life had Sultana 27 Steamboat 1865— Resto improperly lower lifeboats sea or sought SOS April At 3 23 a m the wirele&i crackled flight over the acene of the Morro with exchanged Union prisoners deThe federal steamboat inspection cue ships picked up many Some inCastle disaster The governor at through the storm the news of the Mison Established boiler to Morgue women swam explosion six miles service ordered an immediate and cluding stroyed by his summer home at Sea Girt latest tragedy of the seas 1700 near shore tossed Still to Memphis others were the shore or sissippi (appro- sweeping investigation of every phase up directed relief for survivors who As bodies floated “S 0 SI S 0 S! Morro Cattle— Afire beach rafts on on and lifeboats the will in of the disaster Publi hearings were landed along the Jersey1 SO miles south of Scotland lightship" wet picked up a morgue was ximately)'' October 29 1867—Steamers Rhone be opened tomorrow or Monday In Heavy Rainfall coast) opened by the national guard in Sea and Wye and about SO other vessels New York before a board of inquiry Welcoming Beacon Rain fell in torrents during the resScotland light is the welcoming Girt Bodies were brought in two wrecked at St Thomas West Indies headed by D U Hoover assistant cue of survivors Liners By GOV A HARRY MOORE and coast 1000 hurricane director by 1934 Associated Press) beacon for ships plying north in New and three at a time Coffins were 7 1869—British warship Hoover said he was awaiting re- guard vessels stood “by the Morro (Copyright September hed from New York and other York on the coastal routes But thii picking up those who escaped SEA GIRT N J Sept Captain ‘foundered off Finisterre ports on the apparent lapse of time in Castle roared 8:30 o’clock this morning my secrethe searing flames 472 t morning It served only to mark tb tiwns signals The first stand by order was low over the water Airplanes — Liner Atlantic radioed at 8:15 a m 1 1873 tary Frances Smith telephoned me the swam Several April through persons ppt of death From the rescue vessels victims with the news pt this terrible disaswreck- - off Nova Scotia 547 Will Touch Upon rhase Wireless stations notified coast uttering swells to the shore Among December 8 1874 — ! who were trapped Ott the ship could ter Cospatrick "Undoubtedly- we will touch upon be seen at porthole pleading for aid Mrs Moore got the call at breakguards At once the seaboard was these were Mr and Mrs Abraham burned at sea 470 during our investigation" as the-- flames neared them Others fast and awakened me I immedir” awakened for the rescue Cohen of Hartford Conn September 3 1877— Princess Alice this phase Hoover said “but I have not yet re- who leaped overboard disappeared ately ordered national guardsmen 700 Thames in the sunk collision In cot a As on in of she word came hospital lay A few seconds later under the waves as rescue neared! March 17 1891—Utopia sunk by ceived an official report" through my close friend Adjutant the seriousness of the fire— only a ironically enough Mt Pleasant Mrs collision Includes Cap- 574 The of Gibraltar board Along the New Jersey coast from General William A Higgins to make off Inquiry ominous few words but Cohen—her husband resting by her seen be could which the all itF resources available ‘ blazing ship June 28 1894— Steamship Norge tain Karl C Nielson hull inspector fire just outside radio room side— told of their escape graphi- wrecked In north Atlantic 648 James Smith boiler inspector and huge crowds gathered tried to launch Fly Lew cally picturing the scene aboard the aided and surf the boats in raging February 15 1898— Battleship John L Crone supervising inspector I Th message ended the radio was ship She said: summoned Captain John A Carr washed wno were ashore those Havana harbor of the Second district and we flew from Sea Girt to the outside our Maine blown up in I heard screaming gone the outside world was cut - off S' that The 260 coast Estimates reported guard Vary on accountse Cofifuiln'g-wferthe tabiC I thought at first I Wks June 15 1904— Excursion steamer strong northeast gale into which the' burning Ship" Flying about 100' feet Then began the task of recovering over the ocean we were able to point I rushed to the door board the flaming ship Some surviv dreaming hull bodies and the headed in burned was Slocum East made big General river Tampa the dead Tonight no out to the rescue boats people strugWe disorder 'others Flames filled the hatchway totalufg ors said there was of the Morro Castle unmanageable 1021 General Winfield Price of the said the decks were filled with mill- went through the flames to the deck gling in the water — cut loose to 13 1905 Japanese and that it was necessary September guard estimated that 171 bodies I had to stand up In the plane and ing screaming throngs of men wo- The deck was filled with screaming warship Mikasa sunk by explosion coast en Beach the recovered been had Swept along wave a red flag at the ships to indimen and childreii people Everyone seemed excited 599 the officials 11520-tonational Other alput guard the overtook cate where either bodies or people Disaster which The smoke hung low The smoke Scramble te Decks 5 1912—Titanic sunk by April most suffocated me" liner en route from Havana to total at around 185 Many were be- were floating The waves were exMembers of the crew in their quartoiceberg 1513 v the dead on lieved ship trail her on New York continued tremely high Swim Side by Side ters forward of the library— some of Jertaken to September 28 1912 — Japanese Hew were of Survivors broadside the She was swept Captain Carr used smoke bombs to them saying the fire spread first to The Cohens jumped into the sea steamer Kickermaru sunk off Japan night beach and still was burning There sey hospitals transported to New indicate to the boats the position of 1000 a fuel tank nearby— scrambled to the Side by side they awam New into or tram taken York waves the that some by was bodies of those who had lost their danger decks smashed In windows of the But Others were not so fortunate May 29 1914— Empress of Ireland would toss her against the convention York on rescue ships lives v One man neared the surf Watchers sunk in collision with Danish collier cabins hurried to the lifeboats I will never forget what I saw and The alarm spread Fire! Fire—that on shore plunged in to aid him He Storstad 1024 particularly thes face of one "tnan dreaded foe of the seas more feared was dragging the lifeless form of a May 7 1915— Lusitania sunk by peering at me from the sea as he German submarine 1198 woman than storms struggled for life I could see many Tonight the search continued The July 24 1915— Excursion steamer Passengers clad In nightclothes of those In the water had life belts some wearing bathrobes opened nor'easter still ‘pounded the shore Eastland capsized in Chicago rivet Improperly adjusted their doors seeking to gain the decks Rain fell in sheets through the fog 812 Dispatch Supplies Mahy were forced back by the flames Estates along this swanky stretch of February 26 1916— Cruisef ProvAfter the sea Lad been cleared that raged through hatchway and Jersey shore were thrown open to ence sunk in Mediterranean only 870 saved of nearly 4000 aboard so far as we could see from the plane passageway- - They used the windows survivors M Mrs An LOHSE in NEW YORK Sept 8 (UP)-June 5 1916— Cruiser Hampshire we flew back to Sea Girt and imA trainload of the rescued adminTo reach the upper deck and the LOHR Mrs L C of missing passengers in list complete sunk by German mine Earl Kitchelifeboats meant braving the llamea istered aid 'by mediately dispatched through the naLYON N the Morro Castle disaster: tional guard blankets cots trucks and the dense smoke made all the physicians spend toward hospitals In ner and several hundred others lost Miss Nellie Mrs S ALTENBERG Van1917— British warship and ambulances to various points more suffocating by the drizzle and New York July 9 MAYOR Mrs H ATROMEZ 800 George Thousands of persons crowded the guard blown up at her dock - M’ ARTHUR fog that held It down low— like Mrs Alexander ef along the coast where the rescued ' 'Miss Ann BEHLING 1918— 10 British ' shoreline during the day They folwere being landed troop ship May shroud over a lifeless form BERRY Miss Agnes D Spring-fiel- Philadelphia lowed the tedious work of beaching Santa Anna torpedoed 638' I also' ordered state police to coM’CONNELL Lola of Paterson Deck Crow Jed Mass 14 U 1916— S S Cyclops left June the liner operate and sent 200 negro national N J Some passengers paid no heed Woodhaven BORMAN 293 never heard from When the coast guard cutter had Barbadoes and Harry guardsmen who were in camp to paNELEY F B New York members of the crew said to their towed her into 35 feet of water October 6 British N Y trol the beaches from Point Pleasant MORAN Mrs Er- -' orders to break through and head for near Asbury Park the flames still ship with U S troops sunk in colliBORRELL Mrs J H Buffalo to Belmar MORAN Miss M Miss Nancy the upper deck They stayed on the flared aft All else was a twisted sion off Scotland 431 BRADY Commander Thomas Lieutenant MULLER Miss F lower dcdk The B deck was one of mass of wreckage about the hull line BREGSTEIN Master M Brooklyn October 10 1918— Steamer Leinster STRAUCH Dr H G Donora Pa Mulroy who was chief engineer of Miss Eleanor the most crowded New BRENNON 580 The flames spurted through the port- torpedoed STRAUCH Mrs H Cft Donora Pa the last expedition to Admiral Byrd i - Only eight boats put away from the holes j was the first to reach the scene - Afadding to the weirdness of the January 12 1920— French steamship York SAENZ Miss Margarita""- -' BRODIE Miss H ahip—these capable pt carrying up- night sunk in Bay of Biscay 500 ter his return to Sea Girt 'I flew SAENZ Master Braulio Jr ward of 50 persons Bu some bad Brook1920— Miss Geitmer 18 BROWNEY October blown Troop ship from out 'with Captain Carr Commander equipment SAUREZ Eduardo Murias--TOSV V handful aboard in at river only Kiukiang lyn Ytfngtse neighboring towns was summoned to up Mulroy also assisted in pointing out Francisco New York Scores of persons jumped or- - slid lend aid BUDLONG Miss Marjorie ElizaChina 1200 victims in the water THRONE Miss S N-J down ropes to the sea— started swim12 1928— founbeth Vestris November What was once the pride of the TORBORG Miss R miles shore 'the for Dr F dered Mrs 110 and in line— storm off away eight ming Ward BUSQUET launched in 1930 at a Virginia capes Miss Julia Jackson VALLEJO The fire raged at its worst appar- cost of $480000(1— was but a hulk of BUSQUET Miss Opselia NY Heights Here t aide on M the II CHALFANT port J only desolation ently VERFEUEN STEIN Miss Dorothy two boats were lowered from the The danger of sharks several of Montana Official Named CLARK Mrs William F Howard Brooklyn davits Six put Off from the star- them aeen in the running seas was N Y VILLANOZ Irineo address unDemocrat Committeeman Beach board side COLL J P noty heeded by those who jumped known Most of those who made the Jersey ttfim the ’ E BaltiMiss Camilla CONROY burning ship VOIGHT Miss L ahort in the lifeboats were members more Flames Arise VOSSELER Dr and Mrs T L HELENA Mont Spe t8 MV-- O S of the crew They said repeatedly DISTLER Ernest F Brooklyn WACKER Miss Dons Roselle EGELHOFF George T that they called tor passengers - to of All along the coast in the hour Warden Great Falls publisher chairPark N J brave the flames to the upper deck early dawn the mase of flame man of the Montana highway comELIAS Charles Passaic N J WACKER Mrs R mission and president of the Amerithat they were finally forced to low- rose FAULCONER Fred WALD Miss B By United Press er the boats with what f?w passen- But the seas were rolling too high can Association of State Highway Of- FELIPE Miss Oscano Miss H to news reel ficials for boats was elected Democratic out coast from today Drelling put Joseph the were flames Fish after aboard Miss Eva New guard York gers WEIL Mrs A H Hollis N Y cameraman flew over the wreck started burning through the davit stations Many attempted it Sev- national committeeman for MonFITZGERALD Miss Eyelyn WorPhilaJ£ M Mrs WEINBERGER eral New York marine police tana succeeding J Bruce Kremer of cester Mass a few hours after the first S O ropes t S and reported 30 bodies floatlaunches put out But all were forced Butte resigned Offer prlticism ' FILTZER Mr and Mrs Charles delphia Y N S WEINRU Miss Brooklyn to turn back Warden was elected by a roll call Jamaica N Y Not until after daying on the surface and 25 persons Some survives picked up from the M WEISER Miss break could rescue ships reach the vote 73 to 20 over D J Burke of clinging to life preservers GAMRINGER Miss L dark and churning waters severely scene of P Mrs WEISER Lewistown “It was heart breaking” Drelthe disaster GAMRINGER Mrs Dora criticized the manner of the crew E Miss WHEELER One of the first of these the yacht ling said yWhile I watched some GIANNI Dr and Mrs Paul one uncued was received was Benjamin Hirsch Philadelphia hab- Paramount there WILLBACK Ivins address joy We glided gave up and sank GONZALES Roberto picked up 70 In the water But for erdasher declared members of the Most known many there was Sadness down and yelled: 'For God’s sake in nightclothes attesting GRADY E S of Overbrook Pa crew '“never turned a hand to help to the were to if members of their Unable learn F ZIPLINKI R haste in deserting the ship hang on—help’s coming!’ But I’m GRIES Mrs A Ridgewood N Y tizP afraid they didn’t hear" The S O S soon brought other families or friends had survived GRIESMAN Mr and Mrs F “When the alarm was sounded” to ofof those came who the many - Hirsch said "there was a banging of liners to the Morro Castle Ridgewood N Y A hot current of a W was The Monarch of Bermuda bound fices hastened down to Jersey coast GRIMM William din pans and whistles and bugles were back towns to went of these Many only thrown out by the blazing ship to New York from a cruise to ' HAGEDORN Mr and Mrs Henry blown On the deck men and women dead their identity driving many lifeboats seeking ploughed at speed were running from one side of the Bermuda As in every disaster there were Brooklyn to hover near 'i te glowing sides to the distressed ship HENRICKS Miss Evelyn Potts-towboat to the other My wife and I ran The touches of humor grim for eurvivorshalf a mile away City of Savannah after standPa to the rail It was hot as a furnace As one Of the lifeboats landed near from thehulk lost track of my wife in the con- ing by headed for New York with Sprink Lake swanky Jersey resort a HASSALL Mrs J HILL Miss Alma fusion I searched for her but to no survivors S j Associated Press Great arose In small puppy was the ffrst to jump Confusion Freighter Helps avail When it was too hot to stand CASUALTIES from the boot He was the mascot of HIRSCH Mrs Benjamin the list of survivors of checking on the deck I jumped I was picked The freighter Andrea F Lucken-bac-h the ship A member of the crew had HOFFMAN Miss L Independent surveys indicate the disaster Frequently out of Los Angeles for New saved him HOOD Francisco 133 dead or missing who landed along the New up by jg Monarch of Bermuda lifeMorro Castle boat I don’t know where my wife York brought in more to Brooklyn 11620 tons There were 318 passengers and 240 JACOBY Mr and Mrs Henry coast moved from town to Jersey ’ JACOBY Henry Jr The Dollar liner President Cleve- members of the crew on the trim c Ward liner from is” town or boarded a train for New ' land stood by for several hours It rakish Morro Castle KENNEDY Mr and Mrs Joseph crew Havana to New York The York City In the process of mov Many Similar Stories KLEIN Milton Paterson N J searched for several hours for sur- launched in 1930 and built at a ship ' of 240 and 318 travelel-- with cost There were many similar tales of ing many of them were counted KLEINTBERG Miss K vivors but without success THE COMMAND of $4800000 by the Newport News twice and frequent rechecks tragedy Mothers were torn from Captain Robert E KNIGHT Miss O Shrewsbury Cary master of Shipbuilding and were necessary Captain Robert WUmott died children wives and husbands were the company Mass President Cleveland described left Havana Wednesday evening of acute indigestion Friday night separated the situation One survivor landing on the Chief Qfficer W F Warms in Often before she had ridden aafely known The sea was littered with those “The Motro Castle was a mass of through the storms of the Atlantic KURLAND Alfred New York coast reported that the danger charge when fire started Who jumped from the decks of death flames The MULLER Miss H of sharks added to the perils of was all But a year ago as the weather rolled with his ship Living up to the best tradition of afire from thesuperstructure those wht leaped into the water THE FIRE bridge clean aft past Cape Hatteras In onS of the MULLER Miss D the sea the liners in the immediate As the MURPHY Mrs Francis survivors many of them worst gales in history the liner was Coast guardsmen however said Started in library Ship ablaze vicinity raced toward the Morro Cas- treated by NASS Mrs Francis Philadelphia at 3:15 a m (E S T) in the Atthey were convinced the swimphysi- unheard of for two days her radio tle when the SOS was sounded cians were warmed up to talking gone But she sliced through mers mistook’ the fins of porplantic eight miles off Asbury with no NATHANSON Miss Z Three of them stood by hours O’CONNOR Charles New York gave hasty accounts of the night damage Park N J S O S at 3:23 a m oises for sharks searched the waters lor the scores of they of fear and tragedy OLESON Mrs Laura Westerley During the battles of the revolution and then passenger who jumped Panic Jocular Bravado in Cuba that overthrew Gerardo N Y steamed on to New York with those ONERGENE Miss I crosswas in Machado the the On the decks there was a mixture ship rescued The jaoats were' PIERCE T M fire of revolutionists and loyal GerThe Monarch of Bermuda with 72 of panic and jocular bravado POTTBERG E One passenger as he adjusted his ardo troops Its superstructure was1 POLLICE those picked--urescued Mrs Viola and made ready to Jump struck by missiles but no one was from the waters by the famous cruise lifebelt PERLMAN Miss V injured ship’s lifeboats died Others were in sang' With the current era of strikes in PRICE Mrs William F V v "Hail Hail the Gang's All Here " dying condition and rushed to hosPUSRIN Miss A "Shut up” cried another 1S34 br Associated Press) "You Cuba there were reports that strikpitals upon arrival in New York nation has in the German nof children (Coprrisht Ferdinand Hollis ing dock workers might have used N REINEKING The City of Savannah brought 60 had better be saying your prayers1 NURNBERG Germany Sept 8 UP) carried even further in the day by Y the on liner Some did say their prayers as they sabotage survivors —The idea of woman’s rights in poll 60000 active evidences of his promoMrs Martin - The freighter Andrea F Luecken-bac- leaped Major Hilario Gonzalez chief of RENZ into the dark churning RUEDA Master Benito tic was condemned today by Chan- tion of the German youth campaign made once at the Havana port police waters had 31 of the rescued The 60000 were cheering little boys SAENZ C Mrs of an Denials sabotage cellor Hitler as "a product of decadent all in uniform who marched With milinvestigation The story bf one who swam Wallow Through Seas SAENZ Miss Martha said line followed the' of Officers ashore was told by Martha Bradbury Jewish intellectuallsm" itary precision into the stadium and SAGEMAN Mrs A Thorugbout the day fishing boats a nurse in the Presbyterian hospital there was no inflammable cargo SCHEELY Mrs A The German leader derided the listened attentively as der fuehrer pleasure craft and tugboats put out in New York aboard of life he e She and her shipmate outlined for them from the Jersey shore wallowing The department of commerce in SIVATION George of Upper Dar- mixing of women’ in political matters wished them to follow"' — to join the Lillian Davison both bound home Pa by invesits once t through the heavy seas at etarted 2000 woman politicians in a speech to Washington peo“We want to be a SLACK Miss Marlon Long Island rescue Many were forced back un- - from a vacation cruise— jumped and tigation with the inquiry centering — started swimming They were nazt organizers here lor ple’ but at the same time courageous” N Y City ableto stand the buffeting ' numerous statements around of the the party convention and they ap- he said Soon Lillian tired The fishing schooner Paramount SPACTOR Miss F passengers and members of the crew plauded hi statements energetically “That’s why you must br peaceful Swimmer Disappears Bronx' STEWART Mr Frank withstood the waves 4 bobbed about: believed struck that lightning Hitler told them: they and courageous at the same timp We KNIGHT Miss Ethel Shrewsbury the seas close to the liner and res- - "About two hours later Miss Brad- - the ship library “Llbei-ala has large number of want our people to be honor-lovin-g cued 70 personsltadecks and smailbury said— Lillian cry out —Forward of the were the Mass pointsfor women'requalityrThe nazt to that end you must from earliest KOSBOTHE Mr and Mrs A cabin were filled to capacity when it that she couldn’t keep up much long- - tanks that held thelibrary fuel tor the women for has but one this childhood learn the conception of program KRAUSSi Miss R returned to shore er Then I looked for her and she It was thought ’'lightis a child honor" N! Y To guide the rescuers airplanes was gone' "While man makes his supreme sacning if it did strike the ship might KUHN Miss Anna LynbrOok KENDALL Edw8r‘d H New Yofk rifice on the field of battle mobilized by the New Jersey NationMiss Bradbury swam for ten hours also have struck the tanks woman MEETING TRANSFERRED ' al Guard flew over the waters dip before t rescue tug picked her up These waters— frpmTJandy Hook to LANDAU Miss Dorothy her supreme battle for her nafights of the funeral services for Because L1CSCOMB Harry ping when a swimmer or a body was The tide in the early morning hours the Hatteras capewiave known nution when she gives life to a child Franklin S Richards which will be was racing out from the Jersey shore merous disasters 6f the sea LANDEMANN Miss Msntauzas The sighted of woman’s conception held in the Assembly hail Sunday In one of the planes was Gover- —buffeting all the way those that The Vestris down by Hatteras Cuba equality ir a product of decadent Jew- noon the meeting of the L D S Gernor A Harry Moore of New Jersesy tried to swim to safety sank in 1928 with more than a hun LANDEMAN Clemens Mantauzas ish intellectuallsm" man organization which usually He rushed from his summer home at At the’ line’s offices during the day dred lives riost Cuba Not only that but Hitler added meets there at 1230 p m Sunday Sea Girt to lend a hand In mobilizing crowds of relatives gathered There The Morro Castle had ridden LIONE Master N that he believed parliamentary life has been transferred to Barratt hall was the agony of the long hours of through’' worse storms But the dread the forces- of the rescue LISTIG Milton Worcester Mass tended to degrad£ and desecrate Wo- ‘‘I'll never forget the face of one waiting— waiting to see if a relative ed Eton jackets are worn with slacks fje of the seas fire conquered her LITVAK Miss A man peering it me from the sea as had survived When word of a res- today LOFMARK Mrs D Der fuehrer’s Interest in the birth in Great Britain Morro Castle Towed to Jersey Coast and Beached While Hulklstill Bums Believed Saved " whlcb-exten- ds bout -- ‘ ' -- Saves to Coal Bills! 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