This piece comes from Derby Daily Telegraph 05 June 1931, page 9
Rupert Hassall was my great grandfather and lived in Longton. It is interesting that this type of "accident" was considered newsworthy in 1931. The article was published on a Friday, so the accident would have happened on the Thursday night.
The transcription reads:
ROAD ACCIDENTS IN DERBY
TWO MOTOR-CARS AND A CYCLE DAMAGED
Two motor-cars driven by Donald Roe, of Wallbrook-road, Derby, and Rupert Hassall, of Longton, Stoke came in collision at the corner of Nuns-street and Parker-street, Derby, last night. The motor-cars were damaged slightly.
The rear wheel of a bicycle was damaged in a collision at the junction of London-road and Osborne-street, Derby, last night when a motor-car driven by John A. Crosier, of London, came in collision with Frederick Lager, of Bateman-street, Derby, a cyclist.
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