The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
TO PROBE
KILLING
BOY DRIVER



nation that the ID. u. II. freight cal
that hit and wrecked McMonagle's
machine was travelling 80 miles ar
hour or more.
McMonagle was driving, a Mars
delivery wagon at moderate speed
the coroner learned. and was turn
ing from Woodward-ave. onto the
road when the collision occurred
The boy was buried beneath the
wreckage. He died In Harper hos
pital several hours later. an opera
tion for internal injuries having
failed to save his life.
Charles Trickey. OF No. ~ High
land-ave., Highland Park. and Louis
McElroy, OF No. 1855 Tylefave.. two
youths who were riding with Nc
Monagle. are in Harper hospital
Their conditions is not serious.
The name of the motorman, which
is not known to the police. is beins
sought by the coroner's ONCE. II
is expected that he will be held. un
III a thorough inquiry has beer
made into the fatality.
Mrs. Ruby Dietrich. % years old
OF No. 1876 Northwestern-ave.. Is dy
ing in Providence hospital from in
juries received when she was hit by
an auto driven by Victor Olsen. oi
No. 444 Putpum-ave., as she was
waiting for a Grand River car al
Seebald-ave. She has three frac
tured ribs, a wrenched spine, ant
serious internal injuries.
While crossing Woodward-ave.. a
Grand-blvd.. at s o'clock. Monda,
night, John Streeter. 81 years old
of No. 149 Forest-ave. west. wal
struck by a northbound WOODWARD
car and was thrown to the pave
ment. His back was seriously in
jured and he was taken to Grace
hospital.
When his motorcycle collidet
with an auto driven by w. p. Al
brecht, of No. 8 Philadelphia-ave.
at Michigan-ave. and Abbott-st.
Monday afternoon, Alvah T. Yerden
of No. 1888 Wabash-ave., was sc
riously injured. He is in the city
hospital, suffering from internal In
juries, and probably will not live
Albrecht was taken TO police head
quarters and was released aftel
making a statement,
Working In a sewer ditch at JEFF
ferson and Beaconfield-aves, Crosse
Pointe. Monday afternoon. Frank
Milanofski, SO years old, Of No. 764
wesson-ave.. was struck on the head
with a pail that fell from the sur
face. His skull was slightly frac
tured. He was taken home by the
police.
Two persons are In Grace hos
pital and another is In the Packard
hospital from injuries received II
collision between a Packard trucl
and an auto on East Grand-blvd., IL
front OF the Packard plant, at
o'clock, Tuesday morning.
Charles Gates, ~ years old, o
No. S72 McDougall-ave., was drivinI
his machine on the boulevard whel
a truck from the plant turned int,
the roadway and struck his ma
chine a broadside blow. william
Mitchell, OF No. 427 Clinton-st., ant
Frank I.evea, of No. 344 Mullett-st.
two OF the persons in Gates car
were severely cut and bruised ant
were taken to Grace hospital.
Daniel J. Kregan, 25 years old
OF No. 147 Mt. Elliott-ave., drivel
of the truck. was thrown from th'
machine and was removed to tn,
Packard hospital. He, also, suffered
severe cuts.
Other passengers in Gates ca
were William Fiemming and Dennis
Bush, OF No. 1914 Chene-st.: Ale,
st. Andrie. OF No. 463 Macomb-st.
John Beaubien, OF No. 1873 Canton
ave., and Roy Baron, of No. %,
McDougall-ave.
Frank Lowns 40 years old, OF No
976 1-2 Lafayette-blvd.. was caught
between two Pere Marquette cars a
the foot Of Nineteenth-st., early Mon
day afternoon, and his chest was
severely crushed. He was taken t.
Harper hospital by the police.
While boarding a moving Four
teenth car at Hastings and Ade
laide-sts., Monday night, Richard
Milton, 56 years old, OF No. SSt
Charlevoix.ave.. was thrown 10 The
pavement and hi head was severe
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