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Tombstone, Cochise County, Arizona
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Dr. Walter B. Purcell, a leading Tucson physician, was killed instantly when his automobile overturned on the road to Twin Buttes mine, 20 miles from Tucson. He was pinned under the vehicle for four hours with a broken neck until rescued by Deputy Sheriff Earle and miners.
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Dr. Walter B. Purcell, one of the leading physicians of Tucson, was instantly killed by the overturning of his automobile Sunday out on the road to the Twin Buttes mine about twenty miles from Tucson. He lay for four hours pinned under the machine, his neck having been broken in the accident.
Deputy Sheriff Earle and four miners at the Twin Buttes mine, previously notified by telephone of the tragedy, hastened to the scene on a handcar, lifted the heavy weight from Dr. Purcell's body, and brought the remains into Tucson on the handcar.
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Road To The Twin Buttes Mine About Twenty Miles From Tucson
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Sunday
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Dr. Purcell was instantly killed in an automobile overturning accident, pinned under the vehicle for four hours with a broken neck, until rescued by Deputy Sheriff Earle and miners who brought his body to Tucson.