King County WA Archives News.....TWO ARE KILLED WHEN SPEEDING AUTOS COLLIDE May 24, 1919
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Associated Press May 24, 1919
 SEATTLE, Wash., May 24-Two Seattle residents, Louis Cook and miss Frances 
Hayward, were killed and seven injured, two seriously, when two big 
automobiles, which victims said were racing each other, crashed together a few 
miles from here early today. One of the injured said the machines were speeding 
at 65 miles an hour.
 Carl E. Chilberg, son of the president of the Scandinavian-American bank, 
suffered concussion of the brain.

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