Crossing flagmen guard Waterloo motorists at depots
At Waterloo crossings Fourth and Fifth streets, flagmen Jim Thompson and George W. Clements enforce stop signals to prevent accidents. They recall near misses, refusals by drivers, and a winter incident where a car slid onto tracks but narrowly escaped a train. Women are noted as more careful than men.
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Umblo
Jim ‘Thompson
Little Watchman
Union Depot
Fifth Street
Clements
Washington Street
Coupe Scratched Up When Hit by Train
Keokuk Iowa June 15 Only minor damages to the car were sustained when a southbound Burlington passenger train struck a coupe at a crossing. The impact caused the coupe to be scratched and pushed off its wheels but no serious injuries were reported.
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Des Moines River Bridge Crossing Fatalities Reported
A Des Moines area incident two miles south last night involved a car damaged after crossing the river bridge. Mrs Annie Bradley and her son Raymond Mlwood were in the vehicle with a road crew, and both escaped injury while the other passenger was hurt.
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Ratlher
Raymond
Mlwood
Onf Road Company
Seaving
Des Moines
Thellittle
Tossenger
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