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Ludington Record-Appeal
Thursday, 1 May 1902

         Last Monday FRANK GOTONZYSKI, a young man about 18
       years was caught in the shafting at Butters Salt &
       Lumber Co. mill and killed. It was his duty to place
       bolts on the conveyor running to the stave mill. It
       is hard to see how he could have met his death, how-
       ever, while doing this work, the fact of his death
       is the only self evident matter. The young man lived
       with his parents on Second street in the Fourth ward.
       
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