Mount Vernon Signal Newspaper (Mount Vernon, Kentucky)
Bud Price, the 17 year old son of S.B. Price, was killed by a train, near Burr, post office Sunday. Young Price had been up the night before and sat down on the railroad track to wait for a friend and fell asleep. It was a loose engine which struck him, out he was on sharp curve and the engineer could not see him, because of a deep cut, until almost upon him and being a heavy grade made it impossible to stop. His whole body was considerably mangled, but not beyond recognition. The remains were laid to rest Monday in Elmwood cemetery.
Bud Price, the 17 year old son of S.B. Price, was killed by a train, near Burr, post office Sunday. Young Price had been up the night before and sat down on the railroad track to wait for a friend and fell asleep. It was a loose engine which struck him, out he was on sharp curve and the engineer could not see him, because of a deep cut, until almost upon him and being a heavy grade made it impossible to stop. His whole body was considerably mangled, but not beyond recognition. The remains were laid to rest Monday in Elmwood cemetery.
Mount Vernon Signal Newspaper (Mount Vernon, Kentucky)
Bud Price, the 17 year old son of S.B. Price, was killed by a train, near Burr, post office Sunday. Young Price had been up the night before and sat down on the railroad track to wait for a friend and fell asleep. It was a loose engine which struck him, out he was on sharp curve and the engineer could not see him, because of a deep cut, until almost upon him and being a heavy grade made it impossible to stop. His whole body was considerably mangled, but not beyond recognition. The remains were laid to rest Monday in Elmwood cemetery.
Bud Price, the 17 year old son of S.B. Price, was killed by a train, near Burr, post office Sunday. Young Price had been up the night before and sat down on the railroad track to wait for a friend and fell asleep. It was a loose engine which struck him, out he was on sharp curve and the engineer could not see him, because of a deep cut, until almost upon him and being a heavy grade made it impossible to stop. His whole body was considerably mangled, but not beyond recognition. The remains were laid to rest Monday in Elmwood cemetery.
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