The Washington times., 1931-06-08
Killed. Score Injured In Weekend Auto Accidents
VETERAN LABOR
! EDITOR AMONG
VICTIMS
James Egan, Raymond Roth,
James AtWeII Meet Death;
Latter Fright Casualty
THE DEAD

Latter Fright Casualty
THE DEAD
James p. Egan, labor editor,
So, Riverdale, Md.
Raymond Roth, 5S, haywood,
Va, death from shock.
James w. Atwell, IS, 1881 N
St~N. w., internal injuries.
LIST OF INJURED
Among those injured yester-
day we're:
william Pollock, "a, 1926
Ninth st. N. w., skull fracture.
John ChrOnappis, BrOokmOnt,
Nd, laceratiOnS to face.
Mrs. Helen Ferguson, Al, 2121
ii st. N. w., skull fracture.
Thomas Ferguson, !. same ad.
dress, minor body injuries.
Arthur Hayes. "a, 3415 Mich
OlS Ave. S. E., minor abrasiOnS.
May Gillette. 70, 1919 M st.
N. w.. lacerated knee.
Elizabeth johnson, cOlOred,
no address, laceratiOns.
Joseph LeiSch, jr., 16 months,
ROSSlyn, Va. bruises to body.
Mrs. Belle NOllS, 55, lis B st.
S. E.. condition undetermined.
Arthur Dement,, Al, 236 A
st. N. E., laceratiOns head and
body.
Ronald King, 4, 1914 Four
teenth st. N. w., body bruises
and cuts.
Miss Lillian Short, 1877, 2222
S St. N. W., head laceratiOns.
Opal Evans, 10, 1919 Eighth
St. N. W., laceratiOnS left arm.
Roger Thomas, 18, 1902 Mon
tellO Ave. N. E., head lacera-
tiOns.
Miss Nancy Downs, Is, Alex
andria, Va, bruises and shock.
John Reinhart, 46, Alexan.
dria, laceratiOns.
James Jones, 30, 612 C st.
s. E., laceratiOnS to back and
arms.
william KingSbury, FL, SOC
Howard Rd. S. E., lacerated
arms and hands.
Walter Ross, 49, 617 Brown
st. S. E., lacerated head and
wrist.
John Turner, IS, no address
given, lacerated face and fore
head.
James H. Clagett, "a, 1862
BladenSburg Rd. N. E., lacer-
ated face.
Lillian Stanfield, no address,
bruises and shock.
Joseph Riccardi, rs, 38 SeatOn
Pl. N. w., internal injuries and
shock.
Mrs. Nina Johnson, 81, no
address, minor head laceratiOnS.
Three persons we're killed and
25 others were injured in a Sc
ries of traffic accidents over the
weekend.
James P. Egan. editor of the
weekly bulletin of the American
Federation of Labor. and for
years associated with the late
Samuel Gompers, died shortly
after he was struck by an au-
tomobile when he stepped from
behind a parked car in River,
dale, Md.
Driver Under Arrest
Egan was returning from a
drug store when struck. Efforts
of the RiverdaIe Fire Department
reScu" squad to rush him to first
aid proved of no avail. Clarence
Worthy, driver of the machine
was arrested and is held pending
Rn inquest tonight.
Raymond Roth, So, of May
wood, Va, was struck on the Lee
Highway near Park Lane, and
died on the way to the hospital
as the result of shock. He had
no apparent body injuries.
J. w. Atwell Killed
The third victim James W. At
well, 1881 N st. N. w., was al.
most instantly killed when his
machine turned over on the Con-
duit Road near Forty-eighth
Street, Northwest.
william PollOack, "a, of 1926
Ninth st. N. W., and Joseph Ric-
cardi, 26. 38 SeatOn Pl. N. W.. are
both in serious condition from in
jurieS. The others were pain
fully but not dangerously hurt.
Charles Oberlander, IS years
old, who was injured IN a bus
crash at Muirkirk, Md, May 20,
died early today in Emergency
Hospital. He was a native of
Buffalo, N. Y.