Bus driver killed
Feb. 14, 1930 - Albert Lotz, Seattle partner in the Lincoln stage lines and driver of one of their buses, was killed instantly about 7:30 p.m. Saturday night when hit by a heavy sedan driven by Otto Pearson, near Twin Gates Barbecue. The bus driven by Lotz had grazed a car in passing and he had stopped his machine on the pavement to investigate the damages. Lotz stepped from the stage,...in the immediate path of the car.
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Was in Tenino Independent paper on Feb. 11, 2015
Feb. 14, 1930 - Albert Lotz, Seattle partner in the Lincoln stage lines and driver of one of their buses, was killed instantly about 7:30 p.m. Saturday night when hit by a heavy sedan driven by Otto Pearson, near Twin Gates Barbecue. The bus driven by Lotz had grazed a car in passing and he had stopped his machine on the pavement to investigate the damages. Lotz stepped from the stage,...in the immediate path of the car.
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Was in Tenino Independent paper on Feb. 11, 2015
Bus driver killed
Feb. 14, 1930 - Albert Lotz, Seattle partner in the Lincoln stage lines and driver of one of their buses, was killed instantly about 7:30 p.m. Saturday night when hit by a heavy sedan driven by Otto Pearson, near Twin Gates Barbecue. The bus driven by Lotz had grazed a car in passing and he had stopped his machine on the pavement to investigate the damages. Lotz stepped from the stage,...in the immediate path of the car.
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Was in Tenino Independent paper on Feb. 11, 2015
Feb. 14, 1930 - Albert Lotz, Seattle partner in the Lincoln stage lines and driver of one of their buses, was killed instantly about 7:30 p.m. Saturday night when hit by a heavy sedan driven by Otto Pearson, near Twin Gates Barbecue. The bus driven by Lotz had grazed a car in passing and he had stopped his machine on the pavement to investigate the damages. Lotz stepped from the stage,...in the immediate path of the car.
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Was in Tenino Independent paper on Feb. 11, 2015
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