Women Stranded in Severe Storm Near Rock River
Mrs J Morris and her daughter Ethel were forced to leave a Denver bound train during a historic storm near Rock River. Mrs Morris suffered frozen ears and cheeks while shielding her daughter from the cold. Conductor Morris later learned the pair had already left the car, and two trainmen rescued them, taking them to their home for care. The storm was among the fiercest in years and authorities plan to pursue those responsible for the mishap.
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Kidnapping Case Ties Greyroll Family Daughter to Globe and Aziz
County Attorney Hartigan pursued a kidnapping case involving the 12 year old Baker girl from Greyroll. The child, sent to California for schooling, was seized there and funds were sent to Globe Aziz to pay her return fare to Greybull.
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Arrest Aimed at Noted Cattle Killer Near Kemmerer
Dee 16 Gus Pleranen of Glencoe was arrested by County Livestock Inspector J. R. McMinn and Deputy Sheriff Angus McDougal on livestock killing charges. He allegedly confessed to killing cattle on the J. Richie ranch west of Kemmerer, with two steers slain and a third shot, prompting renewed efforts to curb cattle killings in the area.
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Many File Claims in Foss Field
Over 10,000 acres of government land near Foasil have been claimed as a oil venture forms crews to drill. Land rush continues across the Fossil and LaBarge districts with work to begin after January 1 under Lesley Lay of Bages Wye, listing local claimants such as J. R. McMinn and Ben Bell among others.
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Wye
J. R. McMinn
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Ben Bell
M. C. McGregor
J. D. Boyce
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Oskaloosa Fire Ravages City Square Worth 250000
In OsKALoosa Iowa a spectacular blaze destroyed all buildings in a city square while one fireman was seriously burned. The fire caused estimated losses totaling 250000 as crews fought the flames through the night and morning.
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