The Washington times., 1929-10-07
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One person dead, three seriously
injured and six others suffering
lesser injuries was the traffic toll
in Washington over the weekend
a police check.up today showed.
William Z. Foreman, colored, AZ,
died at Freedman's Hospital late
yesterday OF broken neck received
October / when he fell from the,
truck on which he was employed
as a helper. The truck was driven
by Walter w. Bracey. also colored.
100 block Kramer st. n. e. Fore
man. lived in the same book. The
accident occurred while the truck
was being backed into garage
near First and n. SITS. n. K.
Serious injuries were suffered
Yesterday by Charles b. krauss,
ir., 6, 1900 block of T st. n. W..
when he was struck and knocked
down at Wisconsin Avenue and r
Street Northwest, by an automo-
bile driven by Howard e. Biting,
of Ballston, Va. The lad was
taken to Georgetown University
Hospital and treated for decorations
of the face and neck. Biting was
arrested by Seventh precinct po-
lice and charged with reckless
driving.
Three.year-o Marion Dodd, OF
Alexandria, is in Emergency Hos
pital suffering from decorations Of
the scalp and possible conclusion
of the brain, received when the
automobile driven by his father,
Early r. Dodd, 26, collided with
another machine driven by Irving
$, Hudson. rs, of the 900 block of
Massachusetts Ave. n. W., on the
Highway Bridge. The youngster
was thrown through the wind
shield.
Three men, two white and one
colored, were taken to Gallinger
Hospital yesterday from an aHtomo-
bile accident near Marlboro, Nd, by
w. F. karbach. of the Naval Hospi'
tai, Washington. They are Hart
ford Anderson, II, 100 block Pennsyl-
vania Ave. S. E., Fred Latimer. IA,
100 block East Capitol st. and
Arthur Chesley, colored, 20, Lyon
Creek. Md. They were treated by
DR.. Floyd, who said their conditions
are undetermined.
Police are searching for the hit
and-run driver who struck and
knocked down Anna Manzo, colored,
so. 1900 block Fairmont st. n. W.,
who was holding her 5-months old
granddaughter, Viola Micke, in her
arms. They were taken to Freed
mems Hospital and the woman was
treated for bruised elbows and knees,
while the baby, not believed seriously
injured, was held for observation.
They were struck as they waited for
street car at Georgia Avenue and
Howard Place n. W., shortly after
9 o'clock last night.
Paul Lloyd, IA. 900 block Eleventh
st. S. f., sustained a possible frac-
ture of the skull, and his sister,
Evelyn. 3, was cut and bruised
when the automobile operated by
their father, Edward. collided with
another machine, driven by Ber-
nard A. Lowry, II, 500 block
Twelfth st. n. E., at Eleventh and
I Streets Northeast. The children
were removed to Casualty Hospital
and treated by DR.. J. Rogers
Young. The lad was held at the
institution for further treatment
and observation. =
Two colored women received seri-
Gus injuries when the automobile
in which they were riding skidded
early yesterday into a telephone
pole in Sheriff Road, near Mime
sofa Avenue Northeast. Josephine
Gorker, 20, 200 block E st. n. F.,
was taken to. Casualty Hospital,
where it was said she is suffering
from a fractured hip and other in
iuries. Ellen Brown, IS, 500 block
D st. n. E., was taken to Freed
mems Hospital and treated for
severe decorations Of the scalp. The
women told police of the Eleventh
precinct that the car was driven by
Jesse Lambert. colored, 90 His
address is unknown to police.