Death of Henry McGee in Rapid River flume found
Henry McGee formerly of Gravity Iowa and Rapid City died after his body was found in the Rapid River flume likely after tumbling in while crossing the structure. Coroner Waldron called for an inquest. family had feared for days. He leaves a wife Martha Burge, daughter Mrs. Guy Tripp Nemo, son Harold, a granddaughter, six sisters and two brothers.
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Henry McGee
Rapid City Daily Journal
South Dakota
Guy Tripp
Nemo
Harold
Ter
Levi McGee
Frank McGee
H. W. Jones
W. A. Taylor
Hattie McGee
H. A. Oetting
Lead
Iowa
North Rapids
McGee
Found Dead in Kansas City Railroad Station Room
Edward Evans was found dead in his Kansas City room early Saturday morning with a neck rupture. Police say a telegraphic report notes he had been employed as a locomotive hostler and was last seen alive after his night shift. The findings suggest faint blood traces and an apparent self-inflicted wound, with authorities continuing inquiries.
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K. C
B. F. Evans
Kansas City
Edward Evans
Elmer Ambrose Heads to Medical College in St Louis
Ambrose leaves Louis Missouri for the St Louis School of Medicine and Surgery to study for four years. A graduate of Gravity School he pursued special work in Mound City. He hopes to secure a hospital position during summer vacation and plans to continue his medical training at home when possible.
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Elmer
Ambrose
Louis
Missouri
St. Louis
Mound City
Receiver Pistol Shot in Hand Incident
Albert Murphy sustained a bead pistol shot to the hand while handling a twenty two caliber revolver. The bullet entered near the base of the thumb and lodged inside the hand. He was treated by Dr. Reed and remains in good condition with the bullet unresolved in his hand.
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Albert Murphy
New Pastor Arrives At Union Service Unity
Rev Proctor arrives as the new M E pastor. The cat and household items move in Thursday and Friday. Sunday services run with Rev Proctor preaching both morning and evening to a large crowd. The evening congregation unites with neighboring church members for a shared service, illustrating harmony between the two churches. Rev Wade assists and joins the union service in a friendly collaboration.
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Proctor
M. E
Wade
Local Notes From Area Visitors and Patrons
Fragmentary lines list individuals such as Ibert Dugan Gravity Dacor Akers E M Burwell Ilie Chamberlin A Hines L Knodle and E McAlpin from Lake Park. Mentions Custer Clarinda and Johnston Clearfield. Fragments indicate Diagonal visitors Friday and a Rew Hanna and son.
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Ibert Dugan
Gravity
Dacor Akers
Ilie Chamberlin
A. Hines
L. Knodle
E. McAlpin
Lake Park
Custer
Clarinda
We Clark
Johnston
Clearfield
John -Hanna
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Sharp
R.A
Jay Kirkendall
Corning
Kirkendall
Heven
Ames
Jeffer
Eether McColm
J. L. McColm
Ayedta
Lea H. Harter
Oklahoma City
Independence
Kansas
Harter
Bartless
Jas. Rascher
Stewart& Hanna
Mr. Rascher
Will
Rascher
Dr. Long
Mr. I¢her
E. W. Freeland
Mutual Telephone
East Side Square
Cuarinda
Gravity Bank
Gravityyla
L. T. Reed
J. E. Clark
Prop
Elmer .Brown
Worren
Gildiner’s. Clothing and Ahrens
Bedford
F. A. Hines
D.V. M. Veterinarian
Kansas City, Veterinary College
Farmers
BPART
Gene Sue
Rony Icture
Fale Price
Stains
Fallon
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