Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-09-20 | Page 7 | U. P. Brakeman Seriously Hurt

U.P. BRUKEMHN i SERIOUSLY HURT J. W. Moore Falls From Union Pacific Train at Echo .T W. Moore. Union Pacific brake-man, brake-man, 671 Twenty-third street was se-rtOUSly se-rtOUSly Injured at Echo. early today I when he fell from a moving Union Pa .clflc passenger train Hia right shoulder shoul-der was broken and be received se-Irtous se-Irtous injuries to the head and back, laccordlng to representatives of the H'nlon Pacific He was brought to Og-inpn Og-inpn on Train No. 1 f and removed to 'the Dee hospital where hi condition la rararded n serious F. Muller, employed in the local liallroad yards, was slightly Injured io-day io-day at the depot when hit by a frelplU iar. He was removed to the Dee rios-Pltal rios-Pltal where examination showed that no bones had been broken. He was I titer removed to his home at 2630 I Monroe avenue