CUYAHOGA COUNTY OHIO - 
Henry Munck - body found on railway track, Article, 1922
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NEWSPAPER: CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER 1922

BODY FOUND ON RAILWAY TRACK
West Side Resident Run Over by Train.

 The body of Henry Munck, 41, vice president of the Advance Printing Co., was
found at daylight yesterday on the Nickel Plate tracks at W 53d street.
 Police were unable to learn how Munck happened to be near the railroad 
tracks as there is an overhead crossing at W. 53rd street.  Louis T. 
Nielson, a Nickel Plate employe, found the body. He had been run over by
a train.
 While police are inclined to believe Munck wandered to the tracks and was 
hit by a train which he failed to see, they have not eliminated the 
possibility of foul play.
 Munck lived at 3271 W. 54th street.  He left home Saturday night.  
His widow and three daughters survive.
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Jane Hunter Hodgson
Tucson, Arizona
hodgson@azstarnet.com