George was a well known M.K.T. passenger conductor working out of Sedalia, Missouri. He was a member of the Sedalia Lodge No 236 AF and AM
The Chillicothe Constitution May 1, 1924
Conductor Dies on Run-SEDALIA, MO May 1-George W. Bradfield, for many years a Missouri-Kansas-Texas passenger conductor out of Sedalia, who left on his run south at 7:35 a.m. Wednesday, apparently in good health, dropped dead shortly before 10 o'clock when his train reached Ladue Mo. The body will be brought here...information given by D G Mounts, thanks
The Chillicothe Constitution May 1, 1924
Conductor Dies on Run-SEDALIA, MO May 1-George W. Bradfield, for many years a Missouri-Kansas-Texas passenger conductor out of Sedalia, who left on his run south at 7:35 a.m. Wednesday, apparently in good health, dropped dead shortly before 10 o'clock when his train reached Ladue Mo. The body will be brought here...information given by D G Mounts, thanks
George was a well known M.K.T. passenger conductor working out of Sedalia, Missouri. He was a member of the Sedalia Lodge No 236 AF and AM
The Chillicothe Constitution May 1, 1924
Conductor Dies on Run-SEDALIA, MO May 1-George W. Bradfield, for many years a Missouri-Kansas-Texas passenger conductor out of Sedalia, who left on his run south at 7:35 a.m. Wednesday, apparently in good health, dropped dead shortly before 10 o'clock when his train reached Ladue Mo. The body will be brought here...information given by D G Mounts, thanks
The Chillicothe Constitution May 1, 1924
Conductor Dies on Run-SEDALIA, MO May 1-George W. Bradfield, for many years a Missouri-Kansas-Texas passenger conductor out of Sedalia, who left on his run south at 7:35 a.m. Wednesday, apparently in good health, dropped dead shortly before 10 o'clock when his train reached Ladue Mo. The body will be brought here...information given by D G Mounts, thanks
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