The Archive · 1929

SPECIAL SERVICE

Los Angeles, Nov, 11.

The West Coast Flier of the:

Southern Pacific railway, northward bound from Los Angeles to Sacra-monte, was wrecked to-day two miles west of Saugus, The wreck occurred when the train passed over loosened rails. robbed pas: engers in one of the coaches R. C. Ball, engineer of the train, suffered scalds from hot steam which may possibly prove fatal. His engine overturned and he was trappfed in the cab, The baggage ear wax partially overturned and only" two coaches were left on the track.—United Press.

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