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IN AUTOMOBILE
_, f DEATH RATES
California Leads States
With 32 Per Hundred
Thousands — 15,528
Killed in U .S. in 1924
WASHINGTON. Doc. 11 (AP).—
'i‘he 1924 moto raecldent rate for the
United States was placed by the
(I (‘ommrece Department today at 15.7
/ per, 100.000 of pepulatlon. com-
pared with “.9 in 1928. 12.5 in 1922
and 11.5 in 1921.
The, figures were compiled from
all pobts included in the death reg-
istratibn area. which embraces 88.4
per cent. or theypopulation ot the
nation. The deaths numbered 15.-
528, while in 1928 the total was 14.-
411 in the same terriotry, and in
1022 it was 11.666. ”The total did
not include deaths from collisions
between trains and motor vehicles. “I“. Fessenden
which added 1.532 to the total in the 30:3; .nmnfigmf511$g 31;: large
same area in 1024. Caiitornia‘s death radio companies. [of $20,000,000
rate from motor accidents was the charging a.“ the companies have
highest in the list of States tor 1924. banded (mum‘- and refuse to buy '
being 32 per 100,000, though the radio inventions.
actual number of deaths there. 1.254.
was smaller the nthose in New
York on Pennsylvania. Wyomin's
rate. 27.2 per 100,000, was the next
. highest. followed by Florida. with
22.6: New Jersey. 21.7; Michigan.
21.2; Delaware, 19.8; Connecticut,
18.4; Washington, 18.2; New York.
18.1; Rhode Island. 17.9; Oregon.
17.3; Massachusetts, 16.8; Pennsyl-
vania and Utah. 16.7 each; Ohio.
l6.5. and Maryland. 16.2.
. North Dakota’s death rate was
the lowest reported. 6.0 per 100,000
of population. -
Among cities. Paterson, N. J.. was
given the highest motor accident
death rate. 34.8 per 100.000 popu.
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iation, with 40 deaths reported.
Pittsburgh with a. rate of“ 29.7 was
placed close 'to it.
The report placed Camden. N. J..
next. with 28.0; then Nashville. 27.0:
Birmingham, 27.4; New Haven,
Conn.. 27.3; Salt Luke City, 28.4:
Trentno. N. 1.. 26.2; Detroit. 25.4;
Youngstown. Ohio, 26.1: Kansas
City. Mo., St. Louis and Wilming-
ton. Dol., 24.2 each: Cleveland and
Cambridge. Mass. 24.1 each; New-
ark. 23.3; and Memphis. 23.2.
The New York city rate was
placed at 10.6 with Chicago. 19 and
Philadelphia. 13.5.
By far the lowest rate was credit-
ed to New Bedtord. 9.8; San An-
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