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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, New Mexico
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In Los Angeles' Griffin Park on June 29, an automobile driven by John H. Sullivan plunged over a 100-foot embankment, killing Mrs. Mabel Muir instantly and seriously injuring Miss Ida Logsdon and three others. W. R. Allen is held for possible manslaughter. It's the seventh speeding-related auto death in under a week.
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Los Angeles, June 29.-Mrs. Mabel
Muir, of Denver, is dead, and four
others, among them Miss Ida Logsdon,
of Colorado Springs, are more or
less seriously hurt as the result of an
automobile plunging over a 100 foot
embankment in Griffin park, early today.
Mrs. Muir was instantly killed. Miss
Logsdon may die.
W. R. Allen, one of the two men
in the party is held in jail and may
be charged with manslaughter.
John H. Sullivan drove the machine.
Mrs. Stella Gilbert, a cousin
of the dead woman, completed the
party. The death of Mrs. Muir is the
seventh recorded through automobile
accidents due to speeding in less than
a week.
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Griffin Park, Los Angeles
Event Date
June 29
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Automobile plunges over 100-foot embankment in Griffin park, instantly killing Mrs. Mabel Muir of Denver and seriously injuring four others including Miss Ida Logsdon of Colorado Springs who may die. W. R. Allen held in jail and may be charged with manslaughter. John H. Sullivan drove the machine, with Mrs. Stella Gilbert also in the party. Seventh recorded death from automobile accidents due to speeding in less than a week.