Ogden Daily Standard | 1916-10-24 | Page 7 | Union Pacific Train Wrecked and Two Persons Killed

II PACIFIC 11 WRECKED IB TWO PERSONS KiLLED Two tralnmon were killed and sov-eral sov-eral passengers reported slightly Injured In-jured when Union Pacific Limited No. 7, westbound, collided with a freight train near Bushnell, Neb., late last night Tho dead: John W. Crawford, fireman. W. A. Moore, brakeman, both of Cheyenne. John Ulrlch, also of Cheyenne, was severely scalded. Three cars of the passenger train overturned. According to nows received In Ogden Og-den this morning, the wreck occurred about 11 o'clock. A light freight engine en-gine crossed tho current of traffic at the Bushnell water tank to take on water and was struck by a westbound freight train. Passenger train No. 7 then fouled the wreck. No Information Informa-tion could be obtained as to tho passengers pas-sengers Injured. Trains Nos. 7 and 9 were reported from six to eight hours late today.