Jury Finds Driver Blameless In Childs Death Inquest
Inquest into Norman McLeod death found accident unavoidable. Jury exonerated Wilson and his car driver, noting the auto reportedly exceeded speed limits per some witnesses while others said eight to twelve miles per hour. McLeod died July 10, 1919 from internal injuries after being struck by the vehicle as he stepped from a street car near West Park and Montana. Witness accounts varied on speed though the jury ruled the driver not to blame.
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