"Sam Debeque, sixty-three years old, living on the South Eleventh street road, suffered fatal injuries shortly after 7 o'clock this morning when he was struck by a motor car in the 900 block on East Hyde Park avenue.
Debeque was taken to the Missouri Methodist Hospital in Clark's ambulance, where he died several hours later. Dr. C. S. Grant, who attended him at the hospital, said that his chest was crushed and that he had also suffered a fracture of the left leg, left arm and several ribs. Dr. Forrest Thomas, coroner, viewed the body and sent it to Clark's mortuary.
Debeque is survived by his wife, Mrs. Minnie Debeque; and three daughters, Mrs. Frances Lutz of St Joseph, Mrs. Agnes Brown of Independence, Mo., and Mrs. Lizzie Greub of Wathena, Kan." St Joseph News-Press, February 44, 1934
Debeque was taken to the Missouri Methodist Hospital in Clark's ambulance, where he died several hours later. Dr. C. S. Grant, who attended him at the hospital, said that his chest was crushed and that he had also suffered a fracture of the left leg, left arm and several ribs. Dr. Forrest Thomas, coroner, viewed the body and sent it to Clark's mortuary.
Debeque is survived by his wife, Mrs. Minnie Debeque; and three daughters, Mrs. Frances Lutz of St Joseph, Mrs. Agnes Brown of Independence, Mo., and Mrs. Lizzie Greub of Wathena, Kan." St Joseph News-Press, February 44, 1934
"Sam Debeque, sixty-three years old, living on the South Eleventh street road, suffered fatal injuries shortly after 7 o'clock this morning when he was struck by a motor car in the 900 block on East Hyde Park avenue.
Debeque was taken to the Missouri Methodist Hospital in Clark's ambulance, where he died several hours later. Dr. C. S. Grant, who attended him at the hospital, said that his chest was crushed and that he had also suffered a fracture of the left leg, left arm and several ribs. Dr. Forrest Thomas, coroner, viewed the body and sent it to Clark's mortuary.
Debeque is survived by his wife, Mrs. Minnie Debeque; and three daughters, Mrs. Frances Lutz of St Joseph, Mrs. Agnes Brown of Independence, Mo., and Mrs. Lizzie Greub of Wathena, Kan." St Joseph News-Press, February 44, 1934
Debeque was taken to the Missouri Methodist Hospital in Clark's ambulance, where he died several hours later. Dr. C. S. Grant, who attended him at the hospital, said that his chest was crushed and that he had also suffered a fracture of the left leg, left arm and several ribs. Dr. Forrest Thomas, coroner, viewed the body and sent it to Clark's mortuary.
Debeque is survived by his wife, Mrs. Minnie Debeque; and three daughters, Mrs. Frances Lutz of St Joseph, Mrs. Agnes Brown of Independence, Mo., and Mrs. Lizzie Greub of Wathena, Kan." St Joseph News-Press, February 44, 1934
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