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Sudden Deaths in 1930 Car Crash and Other Causes
County records recount nine personal crisis reports in 1930 with twenty-two fatalities from various causes. Automobiles caused most deaths, including a fatal train collision, with one bridge collapse noted at Frederick Junction. The list details dates from December to March, naming individuals by name and place, with natural causes, accidents, or self-inflicted deaths.
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Sheriff's
Ofice Bur
Frederick Junction
Arthur Ron Brunswick
Joseph Shane
Frederick
Elroy Rodkey
Carlton Cochran
Burkitesville
Sophie Hahn
City
Austin McDevitt
Martin L. Shankle
Buckeystown
George Hartnock
Mantkuehter
Margaret Perkins
Dannary T
Jesse S. Hossler
Elwood A. Trout
Raville
Prankee Ceasar
Colomd
Nos
Ecker
United
Tme
Rupert
Brunswick
James Gue
Dsavane
Edward Laing
Creagerstown
James W. Murphy
Monocacy Bridge
Carlton Summers
Harmony
Wiliam Wesler Johnson
Emily Johnson
Mt. Airy
Owar Ambrose
Oscar Ambrose
Millard M. Glessner
Mt. Pleasant
Frank B. Nichols
Self
Dickerson
Nirs
Mary Scott Mulls
Washington
Audhotmelle
Catoctin Furnace
T—J. Pranklin Prederick
Auto Wes Bolivar
Stureburg
Bend
Ralph KR. Fry
Myersvile
Hobert H. Young
Ty Serewis
Afr Alty
Norman Baer
Corporation
Ime
House of Correction