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Claro Times - 20th February 1915
Much sympathy is felt with Mr and Mrs R E Slade, of
Walcot, Alexandra Road, in the sad death of their son Leonard
Slade, which
took place on Tuesday under distressing circumstances. His body, in
a terribly mangled condition, was found on the North-Eastern Railway
line at Rigton, near Weeton, having been run over by the Bradford to
Harrogate train.
[A VERY long report follows - he was in the Royal
Flying Corps]
..............extract at a later date..........get
PCopy...........
Harrogate Herald - 24th February 1915
W H Breare letter
Young Slade's death was very sad. He threw himself before a train
near Weeton. He was in the Flying Corps, and had been three months
at the Front, but was on leave at the time of his death. To him the
loss of his brother, some time ago, from pneumonia, was such a shock
he never got over it. Then came disturbing experiences in France and
Belgium. Our sympathies centre in the mother, for it always she who
feels most the pain of an unending grief.
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