Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-14
3K|LLED, IS HURT
IN AUTO M|SHAPS
Man and Woman Fatally Injured
In This city-Another
y Dies at Boyertown
ONE CAR SKIDS IN STORM

man and woman were killed and
Atteeu other persons injured in auto
,oh;,c accidents in this section yester-
aov, Another man was killed and still
another injured nt Boyertown.
A woman and nan were killed
and two other persons were injured
A. 900 O'Clock yesterday morning
Tho, their high powered automobile
ror against a tree at Cottman street
.rd Castor road. The machine was
,o,np at high rate Of speed. the police
say.
The dead:
Miss Marguerite Daugherty. thirty
sve Years old, of 2346 North Fifteenth
street.
Michael Miglinccio, twenty seven
Years old. 1929 South Carlisle street.
he was better known as Mike Coster.
q pugllist
THE injured:
Andrew Laury, twenty eight years
.,d 1896 Chestnut street. driver OF
tbe automobile, cuts on face, head and
hand. oooe ,,, ,o
+v"fret street, fracture Of the nose, Jaw
and skull condition serious; treated at
Frankford Hospital.
Returning From Rockledge
The four persons had been Mt Rock
ledge, Montgomery County. and were
,etSrninQ home over Cottman road. AS
tbc machine approached Castor road
nne of the rear tires burst, aud before
Tho driver could stop the car 1t swerved
% rho side Of the road and crashed head
an against the large tree.
Miss Daugherty. who was on the
front seat with Laury, was buried
through tho windshield against the tree.
Nlirliacclo was thrown from the rear
seat against the tree.
After Laury's injuries were dressed
he was placed under arrest. and ut n
hearing before Magistrate Costello was
held without bail to await the action
Of the Coroner.
The first snowfall here resulted In n
serious automobile accident last night.
when car with five passengers skidded
st Merton avenue and City Line, crashed
into a telegraph pole and caused ssri =
ous Injuries to four of the occupants.
DR.. Frank Selby. Of 1900 hardwood
avenue, was the driver of the machine
and he was the only one uninjured. Mrs.
Selby, the physicians wife, was the
most seriously hurt, with q broken jaw
and other injuries.
The other passengers were Mrs. Frank
Snyder, 325 Buckley road, Merton,
broken ankle; Arthur Kreiger, same ad =
dress, head injured, and Z. G.. Kelley,
61f3 Columbia avenue, n former cap
tain in the Twenty eighth Division, Sc
we're bead injuries.
Two Pat-olmen Hurt
Two patrolmen were seriously injured
late Saturday night when they were
struck by a taxicab as they we're cross =
ing York road at Hunting Park avenue.
The driver of the taaicab was held
under 5000 bail for a further hearing
November 81 by Magistrate Price.
The two policemen, who are attached
10 the Nicetown station, are Carl Dor r.
sey. twenty five years old, 1923 Rowan
street, and Warren Holten, thirty five
Years old, 1868 Queen lane. Dorsey is
suffering from internal injuries and
Holten received fracture OF the skull.
Calvin Brown, 5545 Regent street.
driver Of the taxicab, took the injured
policemen to the hospital and then
surrendered.
Hsverford Professor Injured
As Professor L. W. Reed, of Haver-
ford College, was crossing Lancaster
pike at Haverford on his way TO the
college last evening he was run down
By George r. Flemming. Bryn Mawr
who Immediately stopped and took hin
to the Bryu Mawr Hospital. Here il
was found Professor Reed had sustained
cuts of the head and face and injuries
80 both knees. Flemming explained
the accident occurred at a dark spot
in the rosd and he did not see the vic
ttr, but Magistrate Arthur held bin
under $500 bail to await the outcome
Of the professors injuries.
Boy Jumps from Trolley--Hit by Autt
William Belantie. seven years old. ot
542S South Tenth street, suffered con
cussion Of the brain when he jumped
from The back Of trolley car in from
Of ea automobile last night. He hat
been stealing a ride on the trolley car
The motorcar was driven by John Ca
nessa, Of 2734 South Randolph street
who took the lad to Mt. Sinai Hospi'
tai. The accident occurred at Tentl
tnd Dickinson streets.