The  Shelbyville  Democrat
Wednesday, May 8, 1912
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STRUCK  BY  AUTO
AT   INDIANAPOLIS  TUESDAY
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Floyd Money, of This City, Paifully Injured ---
Now at His Home on Blanchard Street.
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          Floyd Money is suffering severely at his home, 713 Blanchard street, from injuries received at five o'clock yesterday evening when he was struck by an automobile at Indianapolis, where he has been working for an automobile company.  The accident occurred at New Jersey street and Massachusetts avenue. He grabbed the fender of the car in an effort to save himself from being caught beneath it and was hurled between the fender and a front wheel in such a manner that his left knee was very badly hurt, tho no bones were broken. The joint, however, was wrenched so he may not be able to walk for several weeks.
          He was waited on at the home of a friend by Dr. F. W. Foxworthy and was then taken to the traction station by Thomas Swain in his touring car so he could come home. He is now under the care of  Dr. J. Willard Parrish.
Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming

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