Terrible Smash Near Muckabee Splits Eight Cars
A pair of freight trains collided two miles from Americus near Muckabee Creek. Engines were demolished and cars piled high. Several injured including Engineer Tolbird who dislocated his shoulder and a negro worker with a dislocated hip. No deaths reported. Recovery and track clearance underway with wrecking train en route.
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Muckabee
Americus
Muckabee Creek
Albany
Joe Tolbird
Supt
McKenzie
Maxwell
Ozburn
Mr. Maxwell
Osburn
Bob Brunner
Westbrook
Tolbita
Smithville
Recorder
Captured and Escaped After Locating Suspect in Andersonville
Telegram from Camilla warned of a wanted negro, Tom Perry, for horse stealing. Bailiff J B Parker located him, a struggle ensued, a 38 calibre pistol used, Perry nearly shot, but he was placed in the guard house. He later escaped, using improvised tools. Perry described as the worst encountered by Parker.
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Camilla
Tom Perry
Andersonville
J. B. Parker
Parker
Mr. Parker
Perry
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