Expedition Finds Possible Giant Remains in Mexican Site
An expedition recounts uncovering graves with ashes and ornate trinkets, including a youth said to be six feet eight inches tall. Natives backed by Yaqui groups forced their departure and destroyed skeletons, leaving open whether the remains belong to a giant race and delaying further work.
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Relic Hunt Hinted by Expedition Leader
Dr. Cumming remarks that discoveries justified the expedition though they were forced to abandon digs before major finds. He believes relics of great scientific value lie buried, despite the disappointment of leaving the site.
Revolver Recovered by Cato Storekeeper
Arthur Cato, proprietor on MacCorkle Avenue, reports the return of a .38 calibre Smith and Wesson revolver valued at $87 stolen from his shop. He said a tip led him to Ra Nawhe City, where he traced the thief who had sold the weapon.
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Woman Surrenders Gun During Home Search Standstill
A woman onleaaded a gun rather than let officers search her home for a theft suspect, identified as Cato, who reportedly had fled the city. An officer and the supposed purchaser waited in cold, one hour before the exchange occurred. The husband did not appear.
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