Payette-Adams County ID Archives News.....Alice Hahn Returns Home September 13, 1917
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Payette Enterprise September 13, 1917
Payette Enterprise
Payette, Idaho
Thursday, September 13, 1917
 
ALICE HAHN RETURNS HOME
 
ONLY SURVIVOR OF AUTO COLLISION REMEMBERS NOTHING OF THE AFFAIR
 
Alice Hahan, age 13, the only survivor of the Hahan family which was struck by 
a Short Line train in the morning of August 6, while in an auto enroute to 
Council, and who has been under the care of Drs. Woodward and Woodward at the 
Hotel Bancroft, was taken to the home of her brother near council last 
Friday.  She was taken to Boise on Thursday and placed under an X-Ray and 
found to be in a perfect condition which is marvelous after being so seriously 
injured.  The fate of her father, mother, two brothers and sister was not 
known to her until a few days ago, but she is bearing the burden of grief 
bravely.  When questioned regarding the accident she has but little 
remembrance of the terrible affair.  She only has a faint recollection of 
turning a corner in the road and that her father, who was holding her on his 
lap, tightened his arms around her.  She remembers nothing of a railroad 
crossing or of any approaching train.  She will make her home with her 
brother, William Hahan, who lives on a ranch near Council.

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