Blank Cartridges Wound Two

Philadelphia Inquirer, July 8, 1914

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Philadelphia Inquirer, July 8, 1914
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Blank cartridges resulted in two persons being treated with anti-tetanic serum at Cooper Hospital yesterday. William Thompson, aged 25 years, of 2128 Watson street, and Harold Gendolf, aged 12 years, of 905 Woodland avenue, are the victims, both having been wounded while visting outside Camden.

Blank cartridges resulted in two persons being treated with anti-tetanic serum at Cooper Hospital yesterday. William Thompson, aged 25 years, of 2128 Watson street, and Harold Gendolf, aged 12 years, of 905 Woodland avenue, are the victims, both having been wounded while visting [sic] outside Camden.

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