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Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-07-27 | Page 20 | One Killed When Car Escorting Hoosiers is Overturned in Ditch

Type issue
Date 1913-07-27
Paper Salt Lake Herald-Republican
Language eng
City Salt Lake City
County Salt Lake
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Article Title One Killed When Car Escorting Hoosiers is Overturned in Ditch
Type article
Date 1913-07-27
Paper Salt Lake Herald-Republican
Language eng
City Salt Lake City
County Salt Lake
Page 20
OCR Text UNE OE KILLED WHEN CAR ESCORTING HOOSIERS IS OVERTURNED OVERTURE l IN DITCH San Francisco Pilot Caught Under Machine Machine Motorcyclist clist Causes T Trouble I Special Sl dol to The Sacramento Cal Cat July The The first fatality in connection with wih the tho tour of ot the Indiana Automobile Manufacturers Manufacturers' association from Indianapolis to tho the Pacific occurred late lato this afternoon Ono One man roan was killed and tour four others Injured when the tho driver of oC an escortIng escortIng escorting escort- escort Ing auto Duto front from the thc coast trl tried to KOOP 1 from running down dozi a motorcyclist t and turned hi his hi car over In a n lt n. n J J. J S. S Appel San faan Francisco representative tive Uvo of or th the thu Motor Field is Ii dead teal his skull fractured and both arms broken Frank Frnnk McDonald IG 16 years cars old tho the l motorcyclist mo zoO- had his skull fractured There There- are aro hopes for his reco cl recovery E E. E E. E San Francisco Francico sustained sus sus- tamed a possible fracture of ot the tho right arm Frank Herman Helmun correspondent ol of oC the tho Evening B Post San Sun Francisco hal had hal his ef ott wrist fractured James Shock driver wa was severely bruised Tho rho car which carried the escorting I natty tv and anil hl which h had ith hown wn UIA v 1 I I n I Ireat from Lake i lahoe was traveling tra at reat great speed far fur In advance ance of or the tourists tour tour- sta who were running about twenty twenty- I eight miles mies an hour When the Hoosiers approached the they found Appel Appet and Shock under the cur car while the other occupants occupants lont pants had been thrown several feet teet Appel iPPOl 1 lived rl only till ti the tho hospital was reached cached Tho The accident was sas caused b by bythe bythe the tho motorcyclist sweeping In front of or orthe the tho car Tho The driver turned d his machine for the ditch and as It climbed the tho bank bankIt banki It i upset upset- upset Members of or the thin Hoosier party palt tire aro downcast over the tho accident to the tho themen themen thomen men who came to meet them It I Is li the thc second time since the journE journey jour jour- Ce nE ney began that escorting cars have turned turtle Officials on tho tour say pay that escorting parties always travel too fast feat The Tue tourists tourist are expected to average twenty miles an hour and rarely exceed a speed of oC more snore than thirty miles mies an hour Tomorrow the tue run will wIl be bc from rom this city to Oakland which the party part will wil leave ha for San Sun Francisco the following d da day ay
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