Mystery of the Iron Mountain disappeared steamboat
Vicksburg Mississippi report recounts the unsolved 1870s disappearance of the Iron Mountain, a 181 by 35 foot towboat built in 1872. It vanished after sighting on the Mississippi River while carrying barges. speculation centers on Buckhorn Landing near Vicksburg as the likely end point.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Ohio
Mississippi
Iron Mountain
Buckhorn Landing
Louisiana
Buckhorn
Island 102
New Orleans
Freedom
Gray
Iron Line
Cincinnati
Ironton and Steubenville
Louisville
Ashland
Wheeling
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Heron Mountain
Helena
Ark
New Vistas Open for Stay-at-home Scribe and Hookah Pride
A narrator boasts about owning a Turkish water pipe and enjoying late-evening smoking. The ELW mocks with jaundiced eyes while the speaker asserts youth, whiteness, and freedom to indulge. He signals a plan to party with dancing girls as time presses on.
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Elmer
ELW
Defends Bike Title and City Debates Highlight Curious Column
The column riffs on local odds about a bike title, prison doors for eleven alleged communists, weather bemoaning a long hot summer, and civic notes on the City Manager Plan. It mentions the Franco loan controversy, the audience at the auditorium, and imagined small-town conflicts as it spirals through satire and commentary. The piece closes with a rueful nod to a rainy forecast and the oddities of public discourse.
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Harry Caray
Adolph
Franco
Pipple
Sadie Thompson
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