Originally published in The Seattle Daily Times, May 11, 1934
C.M. Thomas, retired Enumclaw farmer and well-known resident of that district, was injured fatally in an Enumclaw street last night when struck by an automobile while walking to a Danish Brotherhood lodge meeting.
It was the second tragedy to strike the family in recent months. A son, Arthur, was killed in a fall into an eighty-foot well at Henry’s Switch, north of Black Diamond, February 22.
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