New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
WOMAN, TWO BOYS
KILLED BY AUTOS
Lad Crushed to Death
Identified After Being
Taken to Morgue.

Frank Ranotti, seven years, old OF
302 East 18th ST., was killed py an
automobile in Second sv. last night ana
u,ss taken TO the morgue, where he was
later identified.
The bow was tussling with COM
nanion in I'd av. near East TIN 81.
about o'clock last night, when an
automobile owned by Joseph Rehmer,
of 81 East 9TH st., and driven by Isl
dore Strump, of 313 East 18th st.,
turned into the avenue, and as he
stenped back the mudgusrd struck MS
forehead and pitched him to the road,
nav. A front wheel of the car crushed
the boys head. C.
A patrolman carried the boy to st:
Marks Hospital, where crowd OF
women gathered outside, believing the
boy to be theirs.
Stealing a ride on a truck was re-
snonsible for the death of Morris Ogul-
mix. twelve years old, of 60 East 99th
AZ. beneath the wheels of an automo-
bile Yesterday afternoon. AT Madison
av and East l02d st. the boy jumped
from the wagon squarely IN the pain
of an automobile delivery truck OF the
S. and z. Cleaning and Dyelng Gom-
pany, of West Hoboken.
BEFORE the chauffeur could stop the
boy's life was ground out The ehsui-
feur fed when a crowd threatened 70
lynch him. His assistant, Paul Gou-
Ian, of 4l0s Hudson Boulevard, "esE
Hoboken, held his ground. DE sald
he did not know the drivers name, ana
at the Hoboken Office Of the cleaning
company it was said that the chauffeur
had been in their employ only lew
davs and that they had never asked
who he was. The police are looking
for him. A.. ,sov,.
Sinai Hospital, but it was SAID that
his life had been crushed out lmme-
diately. $1,000.
While crossing Second sv. between
74,b and 18th st. last night Alphons
Nacho. five years old, Of 34l East 14th
ST. and Fannie Stancy, twelve, OF the
same address, we're struck by an auto
mobile and hurled against pillar or
tbe elevated railway. They were taken
to the Reception Hospital, sllghtly IN
jured. They went home after receiving
treatment.
bile was learned by the police, and last
night detectives were searching LOT the
owner and driver, as the car continued
on its way after the accident.
Mrs. Jennie Parrazzo, twenty-five
wears of age, of 1904 Park pl., BROOK
iyn, was killed early yesterday morn
ing: Miss Anna Massa, twenty-one
wears old. received fractured skull
and will probably die, and three other
persons were seriously injured when an
Automobile driven by Fred Ratio, q
chauffeur, struck a telegraph pole in
Central av., Springfield, Long Island.
Ratio fled, leaving the occupants OF the
car, who we're all thrown out, lying in
the road.
The car which Ratio was driving was
the property Of William Fl. House, Of
8 West 8Ist ST.. Manhattan. 1t is said
he lent it to Ratio for the evening.
Women shopping in Brooklyn yes
terday afternoon saw fourteen-year-old
Ernest Pierson, Of 30 10Th ST., Brooklyn,
run down and probably fatally injured
by an automobile at Bond and Living
ston SITS. He was taken TO a hospital,
where it was found his skull was tract
ured. The chauffeur was not to blame,
il wa said, and was released by the
police. At Hackcnssck, Olga Russo,
aged twelve, while crossing the street
near her home jumped out of the way
of an automobile and landed in front
Of a Pike line trolley car. Both her
arms were proken.