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Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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Henry Stanley was shocked by a fallen high-tension Georgia Power wire at the intersection of Fair and Chapel streets in Atlanta, leaving his condition undetermined after emergency treatment at Grady Hospital. The wire was likely knocked down by a tree limb.
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Shocked by a high-powered Georgia Power company traction service wire when it fell on him as he was crossing the intersection of Fair and Chapel streets condition of Henry Stanley, of 574 Alpine west, was undetermined early this morning after doctors at Grady had rendered hurried emergency treatment.
The wire is believed to have been knocked down by a limb of a tree. Linemen of the Georgia Power company rushed to the scene of the accident and soon had the high tension wire out of the reach of pedestrians.
He was carried to Grady hospital by J. M. Davis, white, one of the linesman, who told doctors that Stanley was lying on the street when they arrived.
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Primary Location
Intersection Of Fair And Chapel Streets
Event Date
Early This Morning
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condition undetermined after emergency treatment; may not live
Event Details
Henry Stanley was shocked by a high-powered Georgia Power company traction service wire that fell on him while crossing the intersection; wire believed knocked down by tree limb; linemen secured the wire; Stanley carried to Grady Hospital by lineman J. M. Davis