Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-03-21 | Page 2 | Boy Hurt When Team Hits Auto

BOY HURT HURl If AM lIS AUTO AUlD Suffers Scalp Wound as Runaway Horses Crash Into Rear of Automobile Two frightened runaway horses crashed on heads into an nn automobile automobile automo automo- bile of the sedan type at State and Forty-eighth Forty South streets Murray's Murrays Murrays Murray's Mur Mur- rays ray's busy corner Saturday afternoon after atter- noon They smashed into the automobIle automobile automobile automo automo- bile with such force that their heads and a goodly s T portion of ot their necks had cleared away practically all the glass enclosing the rear seat of the automobile Harold Nielsen year 5 old son of the suffered a adeep adeep adeep deep scalp wound and severe lacerations lacerations lacerations lacer lacer- his on-his knees from the flying glass The team hitched to a a. light wagon had been left in front of ot the Bennion flour mills Third Vest Yest and Forty eighth South streets By the I owner Andrew Runswick of Union I while he went to make male a 11 purchase They became frightened and started started started start start- ed the mad dash eastward P. P K Nielsen of ot East Fifty Fifty- sixth South street driver of at the car saw the animals approaching but was was unable to steer out of ot their wa way The crash came with such force that a long dent was inflicted in inflicted In in- In the steel body of the auto The child was rushed to a nearby nearby nearby near near- by drug store tore where he lie received first aid treatment later hater being re removed removed re- re removed moved to hi his home Mr Nielsen escaped Injury from flying glass His III son was riding in the rear 8 seat Beat at One of oC the horses horse was so badly injured that it was ivas necessary to shoot him according to Mr Ir Niel Niel- sen