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FOUND DEAD
Upon reaching the Cash home of .... Freuen from Bollar Mr Kuich' started in walk in his house which mayon an adjoining farm. He har rone only a short distance when Cash . "ed him to come back. The shot was fired before he reached the house. He found the man crumpled . "por a bedroom finne a hore he had fallen beside the door. The charge.
of quall whot had entered his head on the right side and had come out boone the left car.
The how's was taken to the Hutcherson and Blue funeral parlors at. Bolivar. , where it was prepared ; for burial. Funeral services are to be held at the Brighton church today · or tomorrow followed by interment in . Brighton cemetery.
. Cash is thought to have a brother In Springfield but he could not he foti.d last night. Another brother Ilves in Brinkley. Ark., and a mister : In California. The other mister is : ' the wife of Mr. McKnicht
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Hundreds of friends of Lee Uliman. prominent in civic and business af- faire of Springfield, paid tribute to his memory " yesterday afternoon in Attendance at the funeral services which were held at the St. Agnes. Catbollo church.
ther Durtia . L. 'Tlernen, Intimate friend : of Mr. Ullman, spoke " words of consolation to the family and friends in a brief address." He had made the trip to Springfield by air- plane and automobile from Fort &11. Okla. In order to masfat at the Mer- sice for his long-time friend Father Tiernan Ls army. chaplain at Port 8111.
Pather Frank 8. MrCardle, pastor of St. Agnes church, officiated during the usual ritual of the Catholic church. Following the custom of the church, there were no flowera at the service there. Tapers burned In the front of the altar and the service was brief and impressive.
Burial was In St. Mary's cemetery. which was lovely and peaceful 'fol- lowing an autumnal shower. A can- opy bad been erected over the open grave and at the alde of this ware hundreds of lovely floral tributen. - . Banked In'a high mound at the side . of the grave, and reaching a great distance underneath the edge of the -canopy. the flowers were indescrib- ably beautiful in their vari-color- Inga. -
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Father Tiernan officiated in the "brief servicen at the grave. The pan! ! bearers were John Farrington. Cam Trimble, George Thompson. Ray E., Murray. Fred Phillipa, Julian &tm-i mona, Carl Johnson and Louisa Repe.
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DEATHS
WAINE EVERETT M'WILLIAMS
Funeral services for Waine.Everett .J Williams. 30, who died Saturday at home. 925 . East Monroe street, will be held in the Starne mortuary at 10 o'clock this morning. Burial will be held In the Payne cemetery, nine miles south of Springfield. He is survived by his Wife, one son, two brothers, three sisters" and his parenta, Mr. and Mrs E D. McWil- liams, 952 . West Monroe street.
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MRS. IDA BIGGS
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Mrs. Ida Biggs died suddenly at her home nt 1833 North Lyon avenue yester- day afternoon. She is survived by her husband. Hugh BigRs: two sons. Melon and Hugh, Jr., both of Springfield, and two daughters, Mra. Gladys Stephenson. of Aah Grove, and Mrs. Retta Satifield of Lebanon. Mo. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Burial will be under di- rection of J. W. Klingner Funeral home.
MRS. BESSIE VIRGINIA MILLER
Mrs Resslo Virginia Miller. 19. nº 1842 . East Central street, died at a Springfield hospital yesterday afternoon. She is sur- vived by her husband. Ray Miller: her parents, Mr. and Mra. William T. Great- house of Joplin. five slaters and four brothers. Funeral services will be held at the J. W. Klingner Funeral home at 3 34 o'clock this afternoon Burial be made in Greenlawn cemetery.
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ARTHUR A. PRANTER
Funeral services for Arthur A. Pranter. ; former Springfieldian who died in San Diego. Cal, will be held in the Starne Diego. Cal., will be held in the Starne with the Reverend William H. Butler. pas- for of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. and the Modern Woodmen of America in charer Intermert will be in Hazelwood cemetery. - 1
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Arcnie W. Crandall. 35. of Atlanta, Ga. and Marguerite Dowell. 22. of Kansas City. Mo .: and Albert H. Jar- . rett. 60. of . Bolivar. . and Louise . M. NI
Pioneer of Ozarks Expires Suddenly In Dallas County
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Ed Karr. 60 plonger farmer of Dal- laa county. died suddenly 10 o'clock Sunday night In -his home. ! ona musicand a half northeast of Louisburg. Death was attributed to i heart disease and no inquest 'was thought necessary by Vernal Routh. Dallas county coroner. and 8. B. Hutcherson. coroner of Polk county. who was called to the home.
Mr. Kart. apparently in good health, retired Sunday night After " Paling a hearty supper. His wife noticed him struggling about 10 o'clock. She got up and turned on the light but found her husband dead when the returned to him. :
He is survived, brakles his wife hr
be held this afternoon in a cemetery near Louisburg followed by burial under direction nº
Clyde Marsh. Inburg underher
Charge Alton Man With First Degree Murder; Gives Bond
J. P. Overstreet. 34. was bound ayer in the November term of Oregon county circuit court on $5000 bond following hia preliminary hearing yesterday morning at Alton. Mo .. on a charge of first degree murder In : connection with the alaying last week of Henry Watson. 48, on A faim two miles south of Thomasville.
Watson, a tenant on a farm owned by Overstreet, was shot last Wednes- day afternoon hy Overstreet, follow- Ing a dispute between the two but did not die until Friday night.
A large number of witnesses had been subpoenaed for the hearing. some of whom testified that Watson made a dying statement that his trouble with Overstreet arome from the latter's objection Marion Lashley, 32. living in the same farm home. Lashley was sald to have been doing the cooking for Watson and his Invaild mother. Mra. F. H. Wat- son.
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TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 5: Mrs. Ida Biggs died .** Arthur A. Pranter died .** Mrs. Bessie Virginia Miller died .* Ed Karr died .**
Page 7: James Henry Thornhill died .** Page 10: A son Lafa Tiberhan, Jr., was born September 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Lafa Tiberhan, 817 College street.
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Page 13: Lawrence Arnold died .**
Page 16: There is an article about Col. Washington Cloud .** There is an article about the Ullmann family .**
A Southwest Xicrowns landmark & gone in the death of Col. Washing. ton Cloud of Petrce City. He had
- resided in this section since the close of the civil war. He was born in Virginia and his father mus & sendler of the Revolution, The Inthier named his son Ist hoent of the father of his country and died in at the age of 94. A pioneer citizen tells of seeing Cui. Clout act as temporary chairman of a red hot political convention at
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ready, nemminated Col. W. H for congress In the old Thirteenth district. The trpublican candidate was a chill war veteran who cathr here with Kansas troops and fought under Lyon at Wilson Creek. Col. W. F. Cloud attended the Peirce City conte; Han of '. dennerats .. . md that 1 Col. Washington Csat wodie in temporary chairman of the conven- llon there was a laugh ax it Ma.
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thought by many that reference was marte to the rejuchilean nomi- nee who was in the hall and that Mine Mirt of a jite was on.
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DEATHS
MRS. IDA BIGGS Mrs. Ide Biggs of 1833 North Lyon ave- nue died suddeniv at her home Monday DifernouD. Bhe Is survived by her hus- hand. Huth Riges: two sons. Melou and Hier. Jr .. both of Springfield two dnuth- tere. Mrs. Gladys Stephenson of Ash Atore and Mrs. Retta Satifield of Leba- hon. Mo .1 W. Klingner is in charge of funeral arrangements.
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The l'limann famfir has had maich to do with the butiding of Sprirsfield Dr. L. Ullmann was monument in the early history of the city and always had confidence in the future of the city. He erect- ed the Ullmann hotel building and nther structures, The Ullmann hotel building was regarded as one of the Nowy structures of Springfield when It was completed in 1887. Dr. I'llmann's sons were always progres- sive and have been active Uni various ventures. It La probably forgotten
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a manufacturer of nations; prun ... nence. He was a member of the firm of I' !! mann & Philpot of Cleveland, manufacturers of p .:.: -
ing ink. and the brand sas especta .. y į popular. . Much of It wu sold in. Springfield. But Dr. Ullmann be- · aume home dek and returned to Springfield where he remained until his death. At one time there was a large paint and paper house where the Reps store is now. It was run by Ullmann Brothers. Close by on the north side of the square Cy Pat- terson was in the same business. "The Ullmann houn tacked up a sign "This is Ullmann's where any little boy or girl can buy a little pot of paint for ten cents." John Dunckel and other village ways noticing the tien placed another in Patterson's window which greatly sxtmhulied the proprietor when he rame down next morning. It sald: "This is Patterson s where any Itt-
bik pot of paint for any old price "
ARTHUR A. PRANTER
Puneral servicea lot Arthur A Pranter, I former Springfieldians who died in San i Dirge. Cal. were held at Starne . mortil- #TV At 3.30 o'clock this afternoon. with !! . Reverend William H Butler of Taber- Prechster!an **** teh ofttrial:ng
H.itist foos pimer in Hazelwood fristerv ": charge of Starne's morfuari The #Inderu Woodmen of America conducted (leir ritual at the funeral.
MRS. BESSIE VIRGINIA MILLER
Funeral services for Mra. Bersie Vir- a'n.a Miller. 19. of 1843 Fast Centin! street, who died in a hospital herr Mon- day afternoon. were held this afternoon mt Xlingner's funeral chapet, followed by Interment In Greenlawn cemetery Mrs Miller is survived by her husband, Rav Miller; her parents, Mr and Mrs Wil- 1 om T Greathouse of Joplin, and five .. were and four brothers
F.D K.IRR
Funeral services were held in a come- fris near Louisburg this afternoon for 1 Karr. 60 pioneer Dallas county farmer. win died suddenly at his home northeast "! Loutabure Sunday night He is sur-
diirane was given as the cause of Mr. Karr's sudden death by Vernal Routh. Dollar county coroner. and R B. Hutche- err. Polk county corourr, tho sin ., called
Funeral services for James H. Thornhill, J3, who died Sunday morning, will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 from his real- cience at 917 Eaet Scott street. Burial will be In Lincoln Memorial cemetery under the direction of the Herbert D. Smith fu- meral home. He tv survived by his wife. Mr. Irene Thornhill, two daughters. Hen-
"rietta and Margaret, bis .pkr Mrs. James Thorunin of H sod two ataters and two brothers
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LAWRENCE ARNOLD
Funeral services for Lawrence Arnold. to when client Rettember is at the Spring- .ald chimie will be held thursday !!
The residence at 713 East McDaniel street. with the Reverend J. B. Dorsey of- flelaling Interment will be in South Ha. elanod cemetery Hlu Is survived by hty mother, Mis. Janes Arrold, and fey: mistero. Mra Badle Rife. Mre. Jensle Bal- lev. Mr& Hazel MeKimmene and Mrs Fern Bolden of Springfield. and or. . brother. Ralph Arnold of 51 Joseph
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage licenses issued.' Page 2: Mrs. Margaret J. Watts died .** Welcome Pennington died .** Page 12: Card of thanks .*
Mrs. M. J. Watts, 84, Lifetime Resident Of Ozarks, Expires
Mra Marcaret J. WAITS 84. @ life- ume resident of the Ozarks, cied Ist night at the home of a daughter, Mra. M. 8. Mason. 740 Normal avenue.
the Sixth Missouri ( valry. Her por- cote came to this region with the marliest .ploneers ..... She was born in 1845. near Rogersville.
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: Funeral services will be held at 2 30 orlock Thursday afietnoon in the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home. Burial will be in the National cem- etery.
Survivors include one ann. Dan T Walls of Los Angeles. C'al : three daughters MTR Anna M Zehrung of Deliver. Colo. Mrs. Amanda Conta of Englewood. Cal : and Mra. Mamon. and ' one step-son. DOURIRA WATTE Of Port. . land. Ore., and one sister. Mra. Martha 'Pickle, Springfield. Route 2
DEATHS
WELCOME PENNINGTON
Welcome Pennington. 86. died suddenly at 10:30 o'clock yesterday morning.inthis home. 875 Went Locust street. Dr. Murray C Bione. Greene county coronet. . en-
She was the widow of J. J. WAtl .. - nounced after viewing the body that death. was due to heart disease. He is survived hy three anna. Will of Fairland, Okla !: ) 54 O: MIAM. Alla, and Fred of Drum- . right, Okla .. and one daughter, Mrs. Bilie -- Murine of Springfield.+ Funeral arrange ; meis have not been completed but Inter- ment will be in charge of J. W. Klingner. I
FR CARDS-OF-THANKS, IN MEMORIUM In reais a live
CARD OP THANKA We wish to thank our friends for their kindness shown in the short iller .. and derth of. our darling little daughter, Wanda Ire Also for their beautiful ling-
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We want to especially Thank Mra. Biella L. Shreeve for help .DR. AND MRA. M. A. RAKEMAN.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Henry C Talbert 28, and Opal Har- nett. 25 both of Bolivar: Harve! Werner. 22. of Oklahoma City. and Florence Courtney. 21. of jopim, and Harvey L. Highilli. 43. and Ina E. l Poster. 29. both af Fair Grove.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 1: Russell Hall was killed .** The will of Lee Ullmann was filed for probate .** Marriage licenses issued .**
Page 5: T. Ross Whitlock died .** Mrs. Margaret J. Watts died .* Mrs. Carolina L. Nelson died .* Welcome Pennington died .** D. L. Connolly died .** J. B. Rose died .*
Page 12: A daughter Lois Anna Roper was born September 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roper of St. Louis. Mrs. Roper was formerly Miss Gertrude Hunter, a Springfield teacher.
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RUSSELL HALL"
CRASH VICTIM IN CALIFORNIA
Springfield . : High - School Graduate Dies in Wreck of Tri-Motor Machine
MOTHER LIVING HERE
Veteran of Army Air Service, Formerly Operated a Ma- chine Here
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Crashing in a giant Irl-motored Pickwick Airways plane yesterday afternoon al El Centro, Cal., Rus- sell . Frank) Hall, 29. for mars a :siden: o! Springfield. was) killed almost instantly.
News of the crash in which her 6011 was killed was received here to- day by Mrs. J. W. Harris. 838 West Monroe street.
Fiatud Career Here
Hall. a graduate of Springfield Benior High school and & former student of State Teachers college. had been a pilot for Pickwick Air- ways in California since last April, nying bir passenger ships from' Ban Francisco to Los Angeles and ! Irom Los Angeles to San Diego. Bir horos during this time. bod
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Whether the body will be brought ! to Springheld for burtal bed 000 been determined oarty this after- noon. Hall's wife Lives at Girodale,' and the funeral may be conducted there. although Mrs. Harris, bis mother. wishes that burtal be in Springfield.
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HENRY FROGERFI: "My tiuseth aupiremary in Springfield is almost here. " I came almost direct ...... Switzerland to Springfield. stopping a short time in Rolla. Since comtor bere I bare probably put in. 800 molles of street. paving 'in this city." 410 .
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DEATH CLAIMS T. R. WHITLOCK
Cashier of Traction Company Here Expires Suddenly at Home
T. Row Whitlock. 57, cashier for the Springfield Traction company for the past five years, died unexpectedly at his home. 907 North Campbell sve- nur. this morning n: 6 30 orly k
Westh Has Nudden
Mr. Whitlock was at the trac!ler: company office as usual Tuesday, but : became ill soon after going home 11: the evening. He had takemr treatment for a slight cold about a week ax". but bis condition was pet considers flous. Heart tro bb - www to have esused his death.
Two sons and two daughters ###- viw. with their mother. Miss Judds Whitlock'and Row Whitlock. x. CR at home; Mrs. Dwight Thomas lives in Kansas City and the whereabouts of Tom Whitlock, the other son, are un- LDOWA. ..
Was Bank Cashier
A brother. W. P. Whitlock of 001 North Campbell avenue, survives, withthree sisters. Mra. J. 11. Casalty of 003 No:t !. C .:..; N !! ::::: M !. Jeaste Whitlock of 903 North Camp- bell srenue and Mrs. W. C. Pawcett of McAlester, Ok la. 1
Before becoming cashier for the traction company Mr. Whitlock wu amistani cashier at the Citizens bank for several years.
benincs will be lcd at the I. W. Klingner chapel Thursday afternoon. at 3 o'clock, followed by burial to
Ullmann Estate Goes to Widow; $100 to Children
In the will of Lee Ullmann. filed for probate today, the home at 927 East Walnut mireet Is sien to ha wife. Mro. Genevieve Ulimann, along with the remainder of the estate after expenses have been paid and $100 each has been given to the ; three children, Edward, Genevieve and Jane
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to serve without bond.
"Having full confidence to my wife. Genevieve Ullmann." the will read "and knowing that be will make the proper disposition of my estate " among "my children, I do hereby give, devise and bequesth to my sald wife all the rest of my estate. us her absolute property to use, sell and dispose of as she may think best "
MARRIAGE LICENSES Merril West, 30, Munice, Ind., and Miss Vergle Moran. 19. Tharer. Mo. Edwin N. Veira, 21. Miami, Okia. And Miss Maurine Spalin, 19. Miami, Okla.
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MRS. MARGARET J. WATTS
Mfr\. Margaret J. Watta. 84. a life-t:mr resident of the Oterke, died Tuesday night al the home of her daughter, Mrx M 8. Mason. 740 Normal avenue. Funeral sert. tee will be held at the Alnia Llon .. . . fu- meral home at 2 30 o' Inck That.", 1 noon, followed by .niciment in che Ns . | Hotel cemetery. One sont and then . datiel - tere survive, as follows tomn ] Watty of Los Angeles, Cal . Mrs. Anna M. Zrhrung of Denver, Col. Mr. Amanda Could of Englewood, Cal ; and Mrs Mason A step- mon, Douglas Watts o. Portland, Ore., and one sitter. Mra Marthin Pickle uf zure! toute 2. Forward . ..:: Witts was born neat forer-riffe :n 1.43 Shr Tha th. widow of !! H. Watts. '. member of the Sith Missouri cavsity dir-
MRS. CAROLINA D' MILSON ....... . 'nin:Rt Springfield Son.nr. w1. 4ted Monday at the home at Der tighter. 1 M :. J &. Ciorman of Wirhita, Ran, .r. rtved here last night. Funeral vices will be held Thursday afternoon at 4 "'slack. at the Alma Lohmeyer funeral home Burial will be In Mapie Park
She is revised hv t-et dougl: - Let. Mra. Ciorman, and two sons, Fred W Nelson of dalt Lake City, Utah, Howard L. Nelson of Springfield. and
WELCOME PENNINOTON The body of Welcome Pennington. BO. who died suddenly Tuesday morning #t his boms, 671 West Loouet ofrnet, Tu ant
sont: Will of Paleland, Okla .: Ed of Miami,
priogfield J. W. Klinger was in charge arrangementa here
D. L. CONNOLLY
D. L. Connolly 32, of Norwood. Un , dieu Tuesday afternoon at a hospital bere after a short Illness Ite is survived by hle alle and two children' by his parents. i Mr and Mrs. P't Corroliv nif Narwand
Springfield The Herman If. Lolimeyer funeral home is in charge of arrange- Iment. Bervices will be held at 81 .Joseph's Catholic church ut It o'clock Thursday morning, with burial In St. Mary's code- tery
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J. B. ROFE J. B. Roze. 68, died at 12:94 o'clock This morning of life home near Strafford He is survived by he will. Fumetti n' rangements wie Incomplete. The body in the Herman If lahniever funeral home
BIRTHS
Mr and Mrs ('h.htir- 10,141 1 5' Loula announce the birth: of a duaghi- ter. Lote Auto. September 13 Mm Roper was formerly Mine Siertrude Hunter. a teacher in Springfield schonla
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS Page 1: Mrs. John H. Whipple died .**
Mrs. Martha F. Mills was killed by an automobile .**
Page 2: Mrs. Margaret J. Watts died .* Mrs. Carolina L. Nelson died .** D. L. Connolly died .** J. B. Rose died .** Page 3: Russell Hall was killed .* T. Ross Whitlock died .**
Page 4: Miss Mildred Marie Henson and Mr. Ivan Young were married.
Page 12: Lee Ullmann left his estate to his widow .**
Page 14: Marriage licenses issued .**
LEE ULLMANN'S ESTATE WILL GO TO HIS WIDOW
The bulk of the estate of the I'll- man was hequenthird to his wir. M! - Genevieve Ullmann, according to the terms of his will filed In probate .! court senterday.
The home at 027 Fast Walnut Aireet as well as the remainder of The estate, with the exception of $100 for each of the children, Er -! ward. Genevieve and Jane. go in the widow. She Ia named executrix to write without houd "Having full confidence In my alfr." the will read. "and knowing that she will make the proper dia- position of my estate winning my ch !!- dren, I do herthy give. devine and hequeath to my sald wife all the rest i of my estate. A her absolute proper!y to use, well and dispose of as ahe may ! think beat."
MRS. JOHN H. WHIPPLE, 87, DIES AT HER HOME HERE
Mm. John H .. Whipple. '67. mother nf Mra. John M. Bennett, died at the home of the daughter at 1122 North Summit avente, early last night.
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She is survived by the daughter. [ grandson. ,William Bennett, of Bohen- ectady. N. Y., and great-grand- daughter. Lola Bennett, Rien of Schenectady. 1
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ASWOMANDRIVER HITS PEDESTRIAN NEAR WEST SHOPS
Frisco Machinist's Wife Fataus Injures Mrs. Martha F. MILLS, 71, in Accident on Atlantidi Street
WAS ENROUTE TO SHOPS TO TAKE HUSBAND HOME
Coroner Stone to Hold Inquest .This Afternoon -. ataFuneral Parlor; Victim Was Crossing Street
STRUCK by . rapidly. month moblie shortly after 4 o'clock yes: + terday afternoon at the corner of West Atlantic street and Alberts are nue. Mra. Martha "T. Mit .. "71, of 1421 West Thoman, died 20 minutes/ later in the Springfield Baptist hoe- pital. Her Injuries included & trac-" ture of the skull, a broken left let and severe Isterations of the arms, legs and face. "The machine which struck ber was : .. · 1929 model Duer sedan driven by Mra. Clarence Z. Pinkley of 1919 North Newton avenue, wife of a ma- chinist at the Frisco West shops, Mr. Pinkley was driving west on Atlantle street toward the shops where she was going to take her husband borne from work.
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Medire speedy nearby. kept there unil taisy to the & piter trẻ W. L. Starm Montrose. . Y 1
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The automobile. was overturned it
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the street by Mra. Pinkiey in an'er- fort to keep from hitting the apd. woman. dbe climbed out, uminjured through s side window.
Although eye witnesses to the af- fair were hard to find last night.
- time were convinced that the Lady mobile was going at a considerable rite of speed. Mrs Mills was thrown through the atr for a considerable distance by the force of the impact. according to Kra Alva & Hoover. 1623 West Atlantic street, near wbons home . the accident occurred.
Dorothy Barton, 13-year-old' neich. borhood girl, onid she heard the nouse of the car's brakes suddenly applied and turned to look just in time to , Are Mrs. Mille going through the str in front of the machine. "It looked Just like she had been blown from the windshfeld of the car." the gul declared.
: Mrs Pinkiey was in an almost bys- tericel condition at her home last . night. as a result of the tragedy. her hishand reported.
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According to what she told him. be sald, the aged woman had started . across Atlantic street from the south. Mrs. Pinkley was then said to bard sounded her horn. an unusually loud one, and slowed down her auto: then. -- thinking that Mrs. Mills was going to stop. to have speeded up again.
1 Mr. Pinkley declared that both be and Arch Ramey. 2004 Johnson arts;
started walking east from the shops car's warning sound when they were two blocks away. He said he bad learned that Mrs. Mille was partially dear.
Frantle efforts of the driver to aroid Mrs. Mills when she saw the pedestriau bad apparentis not seen For heard her. he said, caused the su- tomobile to overturn. The windshield broken and the machine otherwise damaged had to be towed to a garage. Mrs. Mills is survived by three sons. .K. Mills, B. L. Mills and L. R. Mills, all of Springfield. and two daughters, Mrs. Bertha F. Dodson of Springfield and Mrs. Bessle Cooper of Theyer.
*Funeral arrangements are Incom- plete but Interment will be in Clear Frank cemetery under direction of J.
A reunion of the Owen family w !!: . to held September 29, at the home of Ralph Owen, north of the city. A lopper. when! irsongs and relatives
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Russell Hall Instantly Killed in Fall of Tri-Motored Åırpiane
Ritwell (Frank) Hall. 29. for yeara. a resident of Springfield, was killed almost instantly when a laTRA tri- motored airplane which he was pilot- Ing crashed Tuesday afternoon at El Centro Cal.
News of the man's death in the start was trerated heer setterday he \ .. ' W' In.r. R3A West Monroe
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Hall was a graduate of the Spring- frid Senior High school and a forniet mudent of State Teachera' college. He had been a pilot for the Pickwirk Airwave In California ainre laat April. He pointed large passenger shilpa from San Francisco In Los Angeles and from Los Angeles to San Diego. His home was at Glendale. Cal.
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