Thank you for visiting SNEWPapers!
Sign up free
Domestic News
January 15, 1912
The Evening Herald
Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon
What is this article about?
Lloyd De Lap, son of County Clerk Charles R. De Lap, suffered a hand injury from basketball at the Pavilion, leading to infection and threatened blood poisoning, but the danger was averted with treatment by Dr. Leo W. Chilton.
Clipping
OCR Quality
90%
Excellent
Full Text
HAND INFECTED AFTER SCRAPED LLOYD DE LAP HAS THE SKIN SCRAPED OFF, AND INFECTION DEVELOPS THREATENINGLY IN INJURY.
Lloyd De Lap, son of County Clerk Charles R. De Lap, is suffering pain in his right hand as the result of an injury sustained in basketball playing at the Pavilion a few nights ago. The young man had the back of his right hand severely skinned, and infection developed in some manner, so that blood poisoning was threatened. Dr. Leo W. Chilton is attending to the injury, and the danger of a serious case is believed to have been averted.
Lloyd De Lap, son of County Clerk Charles R. De Lap, is suffering pain in his right hand as the result of an injury sustained in basketball playing at the Pavilion a few nights ago. The young man had the back of his right hand severely skinned, and infection developed in some manner, so that blood poisoning was threatened. Dr. Leo W. Chilton is attending to the injury, and the danger of a serious case is believed to have been averted.
What sub-type of article is it?
Accident
What keywords are associated?
Hand Injury
Basketball
Infection
Blood Poisoning
What entities or persons were involved?
Lloyd De Lap
Charles R. De Lap
Dr. Leo W. Chilton
Domestic News Details
Event Date
A Few Nights Ago
Key Persons
Lloyd De Lap
Charles R. De Lap
Dr. Leo W. Chilton
Outcome
infection developed threatening blood poisoning, but danger of serious case averted
Event Details
Lloyd De Lap injured the back of his right hand severely while playing basketball at the Pavilion, leading to infection and threatened blood poisoning; treated by Dr. Leo W. Chilton.