FELL FROM TRUCK AND WAS KILLED - JOHN GLANTZ OF LODI VICTIM OF ACCIDENT - Stockton Man Gave Him A Ride And Glantz Fell In Getting Out Of The Truck
LODI OFFICE STOCKTON RECORD, Sept 18 - John Glantz died last night from the effects of injuries received yesterday afternoon while alighting from an automobile truck near Smith's corner, at Woodbridge. Glantz had been fishing below Woodbridge and when he started home, John McAdam of 710 Maple Street, Stockton, asked the old man to ride to the corner, which would save the aged pedestrian about a half mile. In getting off the truck, just before the machine stopped, Glantz fell, striking the back of his head on the roadway and causing concussion of the brain. H. C. Loberg happened along in a Buick car, which was used to bring the injured man to Lodi. Glantz was taken to Dr. S. R. Arthur's office, where it was learned that he was suffering from concussion of the brain, and he was later removed to Dr. Buchanan's sanitarium, where he died about 9:30 p. m. without having regained consciousness. Glantz was 70 years of age. He was the father of J. P. Glantz, who lives at 525 East Locust Street. Coroner Wallace has been notified and will be here today to hold an inquest.
Stockton Daily Evening Record - September 18, 1914∼GLANTZ WAS IN TOO MUCH OF A HURRY
LODI OFFICE STOCKTON RECORD, Sept. 19 - At the inquest held by Coroner Wallace upon the remains of John Glantz this morning, a verdict of death due to concussion of the brain resulting from a fall from an automobile in motion, was returned. P. H. Glantz, a son, held John McAdam of Stockton blameless for the accident. He testified that his father was always in a hurry in getting out of an automobile, and that he frequently had to caution him and sometimes hold him to keep him from stepping out of a machine in motion.
Stockton Daily Evening Record - September 19, 1914∼The Glantz Funeral
The funeral services over the late John Glantz were held at Hale & Bawden's Chapel yesterday. The funeral sermon was delivered by Rev. E. W. Grauer of the German Adventist Church. The pall bearers appointed were J. Miller, Adam Werner, Andrew Kohn, A. Eberhardt, Henry Wagner and P. Seibel.
Stockton Daily Evening Record - September 23, 1914
LODI OFFICE STOCKTON RECORD, Sept 18 - John Glantz died last night from the effects of injuries received yesterday afternoon while alighting from an automobile truck near Smith's corner, at Woodbridge. Glantz had been fishing below Woodbridge and when he started home, John McAdam of 710 Maple Street, Stockton, asked the old man to ride to the corner, which would save the aged pedestrian about a half mile. In getting off the truck, just before the machine stopped, Glantz fell, striking the back of his head on the roadway and causing concussion of the brain. H. C. Loberg happened along in a Buick car, which was used to bring the injured man to Lodi. Glantz was taken to Dr. S. R. Arthur's office, where it was learned that he was suffering from concussion of the brain, and he was later removed to Dr. Buchanan's sanitarium, where he died about 9:30 p. m. without having regained consciousness. Glantz was 70 years of age. He was the father of J. P. Glantz, who lives at 525 East Locust Street. Coroner Wallace has been notified and will be here today to hold an inquest.
Stockton Daily Evening Record - September 18, 1914∼GLANTZ WAS IN TOO MUCH OF A HURRY
LODI OFFICE STOCKTON RECORD, Sept. 19 - At the inquest held by Coroner Wallace upon the remains of John Glantz this morning, a verdict of death due to concussion of the brain resulting from a fall from an automobile in motion, was returned. P. H. Glantz, a son, held John McAdam of Stockton blameless for the accident. He testified that his father was always in a hurry in getting out of an automobile, and that he frequently had to caution him and sometimes hold him to keep him from stepping out of a machine in motion.
Stockton Daily Evening Record - September 19, 1914∼The Glantz Funeral
The funeral services over the late John Glantz were held at Hale & Bawden's Chapel yesterday. The funeral sermon was delivered by Rev. E. W. Grauer of the German Adventist Church. The pall bearers appointed were J. Miller, Adam Werner, Andrew Kohn, A. Eberhardt, Henry Wagner and P. Seibel.
Stockton Daily Evening Record - September 23, 1914
FELL FROM TRUCK AND WAS KILLED - JOHN GLANTZ OF LODI VICTIM OF ACCIDENT - Stockton Man Gave Him A Ride And Glantz Fell In Getting Out Of The Truck
LODI OFFICE STOCKTON RECORD, Sept 18 - John Glantz died last night from the effects of injuries received yesterday afternoon while alighting from an automobile truck near Smith's corner, at Woodbridge. Glantz had been fishing below Woodbridge and when he started home, John McAdam of 710 Maple Street, Stockton, asked the old man to ride to the corner, which would save the aged pedestrian about a half mile. In getting off the truck, just before the machine stopped, Glantz fell, striking the back of his head on the roadway and causing concussion of the brain. H. C. Loberg happened along in a Buick car, which was used to bring the injured man to Lodi. Glantz was taken to Dr. S. R. Arthur's office, where it was learned that he was suffering from concussion of the brain, and he was later removed to Dr. Buchanan's sanitarium, where he died about 9:30 p. m. without having regained consciousness. Glantz was 70 years of age. He was the father of J. P. Glantz, who lives at 525 East Locust Street. Coroner Wallace has been notified and will be here today to hold an inquest.
Stockton Daily Evening Record - September 18, 1914∼GLANTZ WAS IN TOO MUCH OF A HURRY
LODI OFFICE STOCKTON RECORD, Sept. 19 - At the inquest held by Coroner Wallace upon the remains of John Glantz this morning, a verdict of death due to concussion of the brain resulting from a fall from an automobile in motion, was returned. P. H. Glantz, a son, held John McAdam of Stockton blameless for the accident. He testified that his father was always in a hurry in getting out of an automobile, and that he frequently had to caution him and sometimes hold him to keep him from stepping out of a machine in motion.
Stockton Daily Evening Record - September 19, 1914∼The Glantz Funeral
The funeral services over the late John Glantz were held at Hale & Bawden's Chapel yesterday. The funeral sermon was delivered by Rev. E. W. Grauer of the German Adventist Church. The pall bearers appointed were J. Miller, Adam Werner, Andrew Kohn, A. Eberhardt, Henry Wagner and P. Seibel.
Stockton Daily Evening Record - September 23, 1914
LODI OFFICE STOCKTON RECORD, Sept 18 - John Glantz died last night from the effects of injuries received yesterday afternoon while alighting from an automobile truck near Smith's corner, at Woodbridge. Glantz had been fishing below Woodbridge and when he started home, John McAdam of 710 Maple Street, Stockton, asked the old man to ride to the corner, which would save the aged pedestrian about a half mile. In getting off the truck, just before the machine stopped, Glantz fell, striking the back of his head on the roadway and causing concussion of the brain. H. C. Loberg happened along in a Buick car, which was used to bring the injured man to Lodi. Glantz was taken to Dr. S. R. Arthur's office, where it was learned that he was suffering from concussion of the brain, and he was later removed to Dr. Buchanan's sanitarium, where he died about 9:30 p. m. without having regained consciousness. Glantz was 70 years of age. He was the father of J. P. Glantz, who lives at 525 East Locust Street. Coroner Wallace has been notified and will be here today to hold an inquest.
Stockton Daily Evening Record - September 18, 1914∼GLANTZ WAS IN TOO MUCH OF A HURRY
LODI OFFICE STOCKTON RECORD, Sept. 19 - At the inquest held by Coroner Wallace upon the remains of John Glantz this morning, a verdict of death due to concussion of the brain resulting from a fall from an automobile in motion, was returned. P. H. Glantz, a son, held John McAdam of Stockton blameless for the accident. He testified that his father was always in a hurry in getting out of an automobile, and that he frequently had to caution him and sometimes hold him to keep him from stepping out of a machine in motion.
Stockton Daily Evening Record - September 19, 1914∼The Glantz Funeral
The funeral services over the late John Glantz were held at Hale & Bawden's Chapel yesterday. The funeral sermon was delivered by Rev. E. W. Grauer of the German Adventist Church. The pall bearers appointed were J. Miller, Adam Werner, Andrew Kohn, A. Eberhardt, Henry Wagner and P. Seibel.
Stockton Daily Evening Record - September 23, 1914
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