The Adventures of Big Foot Wallace Continues Trek
The narrative recounts an 1840s trek along the Leon River and Armstrong's Creek with buffalo sightings, rattlesnake bites, and camp life. The party camps near Palo Pinto, builds a defended camp, and encounters Indians in a mountainous pass as the pursuit begins.
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Leon
Armstrong’s Creek
Thompson
Mexico
Palo Pinto
Maximilian’s Treasure at Castle Gap
In 1867 ex Confederates drive to Presidio del Norte and learn of Maximilian’s vast treasure aboard a wagon train. At Castle Gap they ambush the convoy killing all, bury the gold, and scatter the fortune across the Texas desert as they flee toward Missouri. One survivor later seeks help from the James boys, ending with a Denton jail and a vanished fortune.
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Rio Grande
Great River
Mexico
Maximilian
Napoleon II
Queretaro
Benito Juarez
Carlotta
Corona
Austria
Texas
United States
Chihuahua
Presidio del Norte
Rio Grand
San Antonio
Pecos
Castle Gap
Galveston
Charlotta
Vera Cruz
the Concho
Fort Concho
Missouri
James Boys
Denton
Doctor Black
O'Connor
O’connor
Black
Two Children Killed by Car in Sherman Downpour
Davis Fay Lowery six and Don William Lowery four, children of Mr and Mrs Al Lowery, were struck and killed crossing a Sherman street during a heavy rain. The boy died instantly, the girl died shortly after. The father, Al Lowery, is city marshal at Gunter and a road overseer there.
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Sherman
Tex
Davis Fay Lowery
Don William Lowery
al Lowery
Lowery
Gunter
Quarrel Over Dogs Triggers Murder Charge
Big Springs Texas May 4 C C Chambers a contractor today faced murder charges for the fatal shooting of Ray Jones a farmer yesterday. The quarrel arose over dogs and Jones told the district attorney before dying that the dispute had lasted months. The grand jury was to meet tomorrow to consider the charge Chambers who moved here from Colorado Texas several months ago.
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Big Springs
Tex
C. C Chambers
Ray Jones
Jones
Chambers
Colorado
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