Wet Streets Cause Crashes Injuring Nine in City
Cars collided on wet streets Wednesday night and today injuring nine people. Ben Pedlow and John Lawson were involved on Capitol avenue and North street. Pedlow sustained injuries as his overturned car injured passengers Clarence Davis Charles Dannenberg and William Erhardt. Lawson faced charges for failing to stop at a preferential street. Other incidents include Andrew Sullivan broken collar bone by a taxicab near Virginia and Pine, Miss May Smith colliding with a streetcar wrecking car, Hattie Gnatz injured, Nel Cutshaw and Mary Seifres hurt in a Meridian street Broadway crash, and Oliz Bertel cited for failing to stop.
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Capitol Avenue
North Street
Ben Pedlow
West Thirty-seventh Street
John Lawson
East Thirtieth Street
Pedilow
Pediow
Clarence Davis
West Thirty-sixth Street
Charles Dannenberg
Thirtieth Street
William Erhardt
West Thirty-fifth Street
Lawson
Andrew Sullivan
Pleasant Street
Raymond Taylor
North Liberty Street
Shelby
Virgnna
Woodland Avenues
Iss May Smith
North Alabama Street
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Pine Street
Virginia Avenue
Hattie E. Gnatz
Miss Smith
Nel Cutshaw
East Blever'h Street
Mary Seifres
Park Avenue
Meridian Street
Broadway
Oliz Bertel
Bridge Street
George Copeland
Central Avenue
Ruth James
West
Local Accident Reports Sketch City Collisions
A driver named al Smith struck a pedestrian at Thirty third Street injuring a man who crossed near Kerene. Marvin Falhm 28 suffered leg and back injuries when his bakery truck hit a viaduct pier at Sherman Drive and Washington Street. New York’s population is estimated at 6 000 000 with the greater urban district near 9 500 000.
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al Smith
Burton Avenue
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R. R
City Hospital
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Liner Ile de France Resumes Voyage After Strike Ends
Le Havre reports the French liner Ile de France sailed for New York at 1 30 Wednesday night following a last minute agreement with striking cooks and stewards ending the walkout and restoring sailing plans.
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France
Ile de France
New York
May Day Riots Reported Quiet Elsewhere in Europe
May Day celebrations across Europe were mostly peaceful with few disturbances. Berlin suffered ten deaths in riots. Lithuania's Kaunas and Warsaw saw clashes and injuries, while Tokyo and Constantinople reported order.
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Europe
Kovyna
London Daily Express
Tokio
Constantinople
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