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Runaway horse damages seven cars
Runaway horse damages seven cars

Runaway horse damages seven cars

Date5/9/1936
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Original Toronto Star caption: Runaway horse damages seven cars. Galloping wildly down Yonge St. yesterday; Pal; a bread wagon horse; belonging to the Bredin Bread Co.; smashed into seven automobiles; narrowly missed a score of others; and was only stopped when the trailing wagon became jammed between two cars just north of Maitland St.; Above in (1) is shown a section of Yonge St. down which the horse made its wild dash through the heavy afternoon traffic.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0113152F
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