Show ILIST LIST OF KILLED IN TROOP TRAIN WRECK VARIES I Utah Soldier Included With Many lany Colorado Men MenI Among Wounded I Washington Sept I IS S. l Five soldiers were killed and at least twenty four Injured In iii tho lie wreck last night of oC a troop train near Marshfield Mo to This was all announced tonight lJ by the thc war de de- de Springfield Mo 0 Sept 18 A A federal Investigation to place laco for the tho head on collision of or a freight train talus and amid a l troop train o 01 on the tho StLouis St St. Louis A San Francisco I railroad near nar Marshfield last nl night ht was isas b begun gun today b by tho the department of Justice and amid representatives representatives rep rep- of ot the railroad adminis adminis- A coroners coroner's Jury Jur viewed tho the bodies of ot the had dead and amid an inquest Willbe will willbe willi be held tomorrow Tho Tiso total number of ot dead according I to unofficial sources Is now placed at al fourteen including eleven cleven soldiers and three trainmen No 00 list of or tho the dead however was available a army arm officers in charge observing tho the strictest se secrecy secrecy so- so crecy even e as to lo the tho exact number of or In InJured Injured In- In killed A revised list of or forty five was waN given out h by railroad dale Nine llIe of or tho the injured were ablo able to leave the hue hospitals The Tho cause of oC the thc wreck ivi-ech continues continue a puzzle to railroad and antI government o of officials ot- ot inasmuch as the track where the lie collision occurred Is protected lJ by bylie bythe the thc lie block signal system Whether I either of or the lie two train crows failed to observe signals and ran into the block as a n result of ot carelessness or whether some ono omie had tampered with tho the block blok sl signal nal clearing both trains In iii the limo seine same block probably will not bo be known until after the time official Sn gation t I o a. a A report that both trains had no orders which would permit of ot ofa otI I a misunderstanding and that both hoth hothI I trains apparently had had- been cleared rell b by bya a block system which had been ben tampered tarn tam pored with so as to clear both hoth trains but there was no mm official Intimation to verify It It the belief prevailing in railroad circles that thai or ir the Iho other I I I. I one 1 hUIl u orders Ilot ul f Injured tl Soldiers r I Tho The list of or Injured soldiers the ex extent ex- ex exI I tent of ot their Injuries not yet et 1 known own 1 Includes Includes- des James L. L Vaughn la belle Colo Cole Fred CB J Job Johnson oh Colo Cob L. L Wood rood Colo Cob Vern Yern l- l E. E Young Youn Haxtum Colo Cole R. R Tuck ton Utah Henry Sheldon Sterling Colo Cob R. R B. B i Eates les Park Colo Cob J K Lamar Colo Cob Joseph Josoph A. A Westbrook Sanford Colo Cob Mellon Melton elton A. A Taylor raylor Axial Colo Cole John Young Ia Colo Cole William E. E Burnett Kit Jelt Carson CarBon Cob Colo William R R. Benson Lincoln Neb Nob Denny r Welsh Madrid la Ta L L. A A. Yarbrough Arriola Cob Colo Lester l I. I L. L Nowton Montrose e Colo Coio W. W I- I F. F Denver Del Wilbur E E. Skinner Loveland Colo Cob Floyd D D. D Young Colo Cole P. P S S. S Stoneham Colorado le Tex Frank I I. I U Denver Richard E B. Casper Wyo 0 Benr Henry henrI l Lafayette Colo Cob Daniel Denver er R. R C. C Tool 1001 Colorado Spring Colo Cole MIlitary authorities still stilt refuse to give thu the names of or those who were ivere k killed I lb cd i |