Lost child on Anaconda foothills mourned in tragedy
Report describes a four mile trek over the brown desolate slopes south and east of the Drew ranch where a lost boy wandered a night and was found dead between two stumps. Rescue efforts failed as a doctor declared life extinct. The tale intertwines with voter registration notices and local community grief.
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Drew Ranch
Anaconda
Rachel
Chiildren
Tragic Death Of Little Robert Salter In Timber Country
The four year old Robert Salter disappeared near Hatter ranch and was found dead after a long search. Reports detail a final sighting near the grove, a night-long hunt by 35 men, and a fatal head wound. The boy was buried with family and friends paying tribute, including Officer Bosanitz and Officer Mayhew who knew him well.
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Hatter Ranch
Saile's Gulch
Mr. Drew
Mrs. Drew
Drew
Robert
Myra
Mayhew
Missouri Bride Surprises Elevator Ride in City Court
A newly married couple from Pike County visits Kansas City. riding a courthouse elevator, the bride exclaims she is not ready as the car zips to the fourth floor. The amused conductor and loungers watch the startled pair descend after their ascent.
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The
Kansas City
County
Pike County
Court House
Andy O'Hare
O'Hare
Alaska Commercial and Nome Storm Devastation Report
The piece describes Alaska Commercial Company prominence in Alaska and details a devastating September storm on Nome’s sand spit. It recounts 300,000-dollar damage, tents torn down, buildings wrecked, and ships like the Skookum driven ashore as floodwaters and gales raged along Snake River and Bering Sea.
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Alaska Commercial Company
Alaska
Unimak Pass
Waldorf Astoria
Arctic Circle
A. C
Nome
Snake River
Nome Daily News E
Bering Sea
Roadstead
Bridge Island
Skookum
Avery
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W. A. Clark
J. B. Salter
Cherry Street
Robert Strayer
Salter
Robert Salter
Mr. Salter
W. W. Harper
Otto Reinhart
Bome
Nick Bosanitz