Interurban collision near Cedar Rapids injures and kills
Two cars on the interurban line collided on a sharp curve near River Park, causing two injuries and one death. Motormen Beal and Keogh suffered critical injuries. Beal later died. Passengers aided by physicians from Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, with transfers to St. Luke's and University hospitals. The wreck prompted extensive emergency response and investigations into possible order errors.
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Cedar Rapids
Swisher
River Park
Walf
Keogh
Iowa River Park
University
Hopsital
Dead and injured in city crash at St Luke’s hospital
The dead man Otorman J. O. Beal of Iowa City died at St Luke's hospital at 1:35 a m with both legs broken and mangled. Others injured include Ugh Hagenbuck of Iowa City with head injuries and scalp abrasion, Mrs Thomas E Kane of Cedar Rapids shaken and neck sprain, Joseph Krenek of Cedar Rapids with severe hip injuries, and Mrs McCracken of Town City with a fractured collarbone and chest injuries.
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Swisher
Cedar Rapids
Iowa ‘City
Otorman J. O. Beal
Iowa City
St. Luke's Hospital
Ugh Hagenbuck
Thomas E. Kane
Kenwood Park
St. Luke’s Hospital
Jseph Krenek
St. Lutke’s Hospital
McCracken
Town’ City
Injured in crash list shows multiple victims across names
A long list details injuries from a car collision including cuts bruises and broken bones. Names include ORTARY MES ALDOUS SR HERBERT ALDOUS BERRY BURKE GOODWIN GRAHAM HAGENBUCK HOLLEN JILOVEC FILOVEC PETERSON PETZEL REED REESE SMITH SPRINGER WIES AND CAPITOLA WILKINSON among others with varying injuries and one infant reportedly harmed.
Cedar Rapids Residents Suffer Cuts and Injuries in Incident
A list details injuries to multiple Cedar Rapids residents including Bernard Boyle with a head wound and eye injury, Fred Dodge with a head cut, Katherine Giddem with a chin cut, Robert Halre with severe cuts, Mamie Klima with minor injuries, Mrs. George Knauer with nervous shock, Joseph Krenek with minor injuries, Emil Kriz with head and wrist wounds, H. G. McMillan Jr with fractured ribs and facial lacerations, and Charles Patterson with leg damage. Sumrick has been discharged from hospital.
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Mamie. Klima
Cedar Rapids
George Knaurer
North Tenth Street
Orderly Traffic Restored in Chicago Without Police Aid
Chicago July 5 wagons from the Employers' Teaming company moved through downtown without police protection, provoking fears of renewed rioting. About 350 officers appeared in police court to prosecute Fourth of July cases this morning.
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Chicago
Employers’ Teaming Company
Russian Battleship Ennaz Potemine Arrives Demanding Safe Stay
The Russian battleship Ennaz Potemine has arrived seeking coal provisions and medical attention. Mutineers demand authorities guarantee their safety during the ship's stay.
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Thedosia
Ennaz .Potemine
Black Sea Squadron Returns to Savastopal
The Black Sea squadron under Rear Admiral Kruger returned to Savastopal today from a second voyage to Odessa. The force included the battleship Georgi Podiedouosé.
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Riies
Gweeck
St. Luke's
University Hospital
Khan Ghant
Cer No. 101
John Beal
Hollenbeck
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No. 103
Heal
Beal
Huugh Bagenbuck
Hugh
Hagenbuck
John Berry
Johnson
Berry
C. A. Ross
Cedar. Rapids
Bere - Thémond
Morrison
Belt
Central City
Mullin
Littig J
Dackett
Barrett
Datvers
Mass
Bale
Toma
Dwight Griffith
Wayne Files
Frank Herman
Misses Williams
Misses Madden
St. Brendan’s Hall
St. Patrick’s Church
Lbert Wiese
Mes Aldous, Jr
RS. Herbert Aldous
M. Berry
Illiam Burke
HN Donlon
Erman Carlton
Burt
W. Casey
Fiesler
Goodwin
AE Goodwin
Fie Graham
Ynductor
John Hollen
Beck
Iton Jilovec
Illiam Filovec
Irrie Peterson
Eve Petzel
Ial Reed
Ias
Reese
Consciouness
Lie Smith
Springer
Albert Wies
Rheinhart Weise
Capitola Wilkinson
Bernard Boyle
R6th Ave
Fred Dodge
Katherine Giddem
Robert Halre
Seventh Avenue
Joseph Krenek
Emil Kriz
Katherine Kitz
H. G. McMillan, Jr
U. S
McMillan
First Avenue
Charles Patterson
Black Sea Squadron
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