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Domestic News
December 2, 1926
The Ronan Pioneer
Ronan, Lake County, Montana
What is this article about?
Thos. W. Wilson and family narrowly escaped injury when their car skidded and overturned on the west lake shore road near Rollins last week. No one was hurt, and the car sustained only slight damage.
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Thos. W. Wilson and family had a narrow escape last week when their car overturned on the west lake shore road near Rollins. The car skidded in the mud and rather than go over the grade Wilson headed it for the bank and overturned it. Mrs. Wilson and several children were riding in the car and all were pinned beneath the machine but none were injured. Passing motorists aided Mr. Wilson to right the car and they proceeded on to Rollins and secured new oil and gasoline and came to Ronan. The car was only slightly damaged and came on its own power.
Thos. W. Wilson and family had a narrow escape last week when their car overturned on the west lake shore road near Rollins. The car skidded in the mud and rather than go over the grade Wilson headed it for the bank and overturned it. Mrs. Wilson and several children were riding in the car and all were pinned beneath the machine but none were injured. Passing motorists aided Mr. Wilson to right the car and they proceeded on to Rollins and secured new oil and gasoline and came to Ronan. The car was only slightly damaged and came on its own power.
What sub-type of article is it?
Accident
Transportation
What keywords are associated?
Car Accident
Overturn
Narrow Escape
Rollins
Wilson Family
West Lake Shore Road
What entities or persons were involved?
Thos. W. Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Where did it happen?
Rollins
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Rollins
Event Date
Last Week
Key Persons
Thos. W. Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Outcome
none were injured. the car was only slightly damaged.
Event Details
The car skidded in the mud on the west lake shore road near Rollins. Rather than go over the grade, Wilson headed it for the bank and overturned it. Mrs. Wilson and several children were pinned beneath the machine. Passing motorists aided in righting the car. They proceeded to Rollins for new oil and gasoline, then to Ronan.