Ota Johnson of Hemingray thrown from car

Thrown From a Car.

Ota Johnson, employed at Hemingray's window glass works, met with an accident late yesterday afternoon, which, although extremely painful, is not thought to be serious. Johnson was standing on top of a box car in the yards of the factory, when the engine pulled up suddenly against the train throwing him to the ground. A bad gash was cut on his forehead and his body was bruised in divers places. Drs. Kemper and Kemper were summoned and rendered necessary surgical aid.