Auto turns over four times in spectacular city wreck
Five people escaped with cuts and bruises after a light coach driven by Joe Cazart somersaulted four times near Cedar Bend curve west of the city limits. Cazart and four passengers, all Negro, were treated for injuries at the Skillman residence. Accelerator sticking caused the crash as the vehicle veered off pavement and rolled repeatedly, police and neighbors reported.
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Joe Cazart
Fourteenth Street
Cedar Bend
Gi No
Cazart
Repass Automobile Company
Henry Gwen
Jackson, Street
Cozart
M. B. Skillman
Skillman
M.T. Weldman
Dawsant ‘Street
Hugh Crumline
Ralph Davis
Charles Pickens
Owen
Miss Cazort
Salvage Possible After Police Help Bring Subjects Home
The report describes police transporting several individuals to their homes after an incident, while a physician treated the group and later took the remaining people home. The car involved can be salvaged.
Horse Falls in Hole on Farm Near Greene
April 22 Fremont Cemetery society elected officers at the Mayor McCumber home. Mrs. E H Morton is president, with vice president Mrs. Joe Jung blut and treasurer Mrs. Frank Beggéron. Secretary is Mrs. C L McGumber. Work committee includes Mrs. C L Plegers, Mrs. A H Franklin, Mrs. Joe Snelling, Mrs. F W Hale, Mrs. H W Krueger, and Mrs. C L Schnurster. Charles Wendt named sexton.
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Tripeli
E.H. Morton
Fremont Cemetery Society
Funeral services for Arthur Alshuler in Town Falls
Arthur Alshuler died Thursday night in Town Falls. Services were held at Wilbur parlors with Rev. Cushman officiating. The body was sent to Chicago for burial at Rose Hill after a brief chapel service. He moved to Town Falls about 40 years ago to enter the clothing business with Sam Behlesinger of Hampton. He was long a member of Alpine Lodge No. 7, Knights of Columbus.
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Courier
Town Falls
Arthur Alshuler
Wilbur Undertaking
C. B. Cushman
Congregational Church
Chicago
Rose Hill Cemetery
Alshuler
Sam Behlesinger
Hampton
Obituary Note on Alshuler Family Survivor Details
Pythias of this city. He is survived by his widow and five sons, Joseph and Alfred, Kansas City, and one daughter, Grace, of Chicago. Mr. Alshuler was torn in Germany and was 66 years old.
Effort to Identify Baby Body Found in Creek
An inquest will be held Tuesday to establish the identity of an unclothed infant found in a creek near Kilduff. The April 22 incident in Rawton, Ja., prompted the investigation.
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Rawton, Ja
Kiliduff
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Libby
Sauerman
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