James Younger gang chase ends in pursuit and capture
A Pinkerton detective and General Pope converge as the Younger gang flees after a bank robbery. Nine hundred manhunters kill one bandit and capture three, with Frank and Jesse James still at large pursuing Missouri. The men repeatedly claim the Northfield bank robbery was the James Younger gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ger
Pinkerton
Dolmes
General Pope
Frank
Jesse James
Jesse
Missouri
Northfield Bank
James-Younger
James- Youngers
Sioux Falls
Nebraska
Northfield
Middle West
Reno Sing
James
America
Jesse and Frank James Return to Tennessee After Saga
The article sketches the James brothers journeying through Minnesota Nebraska and Missouri as they elude pursuit after the Northfield bank robbery. They seek shelter from Ralph Rolph and Nela A Nelson while eluding detectives and discuss future plans. Ultimately they decide to relocate to Tennessee to start anew away from known faces.
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Ralph
Luverne
Minnesota
Mr. Rolpn
Jesse
Nelson
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Hounded by the Law Boys Take Wagons to Tennessee
The story follows Jesse and Frank James fleeing toward Tennessee in covered wagons joined by families from Liberty. They reach Waverly, Humphreys County, Tennessee, then Nashville, where Jesse farms with Banks Link and later Josiah Walton’s place on White's Creek. Frank grows racehorses and hogs, earns local trust, and faces a violent encounter with blacksmith Dude Young before continuing their flight.
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Flo
Zee James
Kansas City
Jesse
Pisa Robles
Drury James
Tond
Hot Springs
Liberty
Frank
Tyler Burns
John
Kentucky
Humphreys County
Tennessee
Waverly
Banks Link
Hugh Link
Tennessee Valley Authority
Mr. Howard
Red Fox
Link Farm
James Crockett
Mr. Crockett
Jesse James
Nashville
Northfield
Frank James
Ben Drake
Walton
E. B. Walton
Josish Walton
Davidson County
Judge Cantrell
Eighth Circuit Court
Dude Young
Dude
Longfellow
Dade
Quentrill
Vass County Supervisors Meet Approve Deed and Weed Order
The Cass County Board of Supervisors met with all members present and approved minutes from May 7 and 1h. The board authorized a new deed for L O Wheatley’s estate and set June 21 for Gravel Petition No. 16 hearing. Resignation of Glen Baker was accepted, and Dale Levis appointed Assistant Attorney in John Martin Johnson case. Warrants listed for various rebates and expenses, adjourned to May 23, 1951. A weed control resolution was adopted directing notice publication and enforcement over five years to combat primary noxious weeds in Cass County.
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Atlantic
Lowh
Card of Supervisors
Cass County
Tuwa
Pursmant
Lowe Hansen
G. H. Allen
Sant B. Garside
Ernest L, Slov
Loyat G. Possehl
Cambridge
Board of Supervisors
L. O. Wheatley
Marne
Towa
Board of Super- Vise
Allen
Pussehl
Garside
Poxstil
Garsite
Osler
Glen Baker
Casa County
Dale Levis
Audubon County
John Martin Johnson
Wm. Veecks
Massena Masonic Lodge
Frank Wray
Larsen & Linn
Stephen J. Spicer, Jr
Methodist Church
Maine
Atlantic Golf & Country Club
Notice to destroy noxious weeds in Cass County Iowa
Cass County Board of Supervisors on June 1 1951 ordered landowners and those in control to cut burn or destroy noxious weeds and prevent seed production. Grouped deadlines: June 15 1951 leafy spurge perennial peppergrass sour dock smooth dock sheep sorrel. June 30 1951 Canada thistle bull thistle Russian knapweed buckhorn wild mustard. July 15 1951 field bindweed wild carrot.
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Cass County
G. H. Allen
Board of Supervisors
Iowa
L3rd General Assembly
Canada
Edna Stewart Retires After 50 Years at Manilla School
Edna Stewart, longtime Manilla teacher, retires this spring after half a century in education. May 24 marked Edna Stewart day in Manilla. Walleye opener yields big catch by Marvin Martin of Pierson, an eight pounder on Storm Lake. Buena Vista residents report on Mrs. Sophie Klein, age 101, hospitalized as the county's oldest resident. Sheldon police reallocate a special parking stall to public use to ease the lot jams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Stewart
Manilla
Marvin Martin
Pierson
Storm Lake
Mt Buena Vasta
Sophir Klein
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quantrill
Vass County
Batise J
Owa
Central States
Mutual Fire and Casualty Insurance Industry
P. L. Baldwin
Washington, D.C
National Association of Mutual Insurance Agents
H. P. Cooper, Jr
Indianapolis
National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
J. H. R. Timanus
Philadelphia
King
Chicago
Dorothy Sperling
Billa
Italy
France
Botindrai
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhem
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