Recovery of Bodies in Wrecked Train Dragged On
Casper Wyoming Sept 22 The Burlington wreck on Cole Creek 14 miles east of Casper sent many to death when a weakened bridge failed 50 men labored through night to recover bodies as flood waters rose and fell officials warned recovery would take days while new victims were named and the total dead remained uncertain
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Wreck Survivor Recalls Fatal Train Collision
A lone survivor in Glenrock describes surviving a wreck after his camp was deserted. He woke with a severe cheek gash from glass, slime and grease covering him, and later bought new clothes. He recalled the train’s speed at AQ miles per hour and witnesses saying cars piled into each other with tremendous force and horrific cries.
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Vietirs
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Denver Tian
Old Friends Take Too Many Nips Court Lenient
Great Falls news: Pat Salmon, held for drunkenness, explained to Magistrate H. A. Sheppard that a cousin from England had just arrived and they celebrated. The magistrate judged leniently, releasing Salmon with a lecture.
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Pat Salmon
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Calendar Romance and Auto Classic Duel
A mixed Bilings Gazette item blends a light verse on romance with a sports brief from Fresno. Harry Hartz led the 126th lap of a 180 mile San Joaquin valley car race, finishing first in 2 hours 6 minutes 30 seconds at 103.63 mph average. Eedie Hearne and Je Wonderlich followed in second and third.
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Two Men Fracture Arms Cranking Cars Same Day
Miles Di and CM. Corneil, both recovering in Coalwood area, fractured their right forearms while starting their cars. They met in the doctor’s office and, sharing similar injuries, have become friends during convalescence. Corneil plans to depart soon for Rhame, North Dakota, then home to South Dakota.
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Jo A. Lrish
Coalwood
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Buffalo
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Rhame
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Butte School Closed Over Measles Epidemic
Sept 29 Harrison school will be closed by the county board of health due to a measles epidemic. County physician Dr Dan J Donahue examined 20 cases at the school and found all afflicted. Quarantine notices posted at student homes. Another case found near the gardens and near Swoodville.
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First Suit Against K K in U S Court Over Abduction
The petition alleges that Tar esky was abducted by a Tulsa group led by Alan Nody and others. He was forced into a car at gunpoint, driven far away, bound and gagged, tar was applied while nude, feathers added, and a placard insult was displayed in public before returning him. He fled to Oklahoma for safety. Damages are sought in the petition.
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Lesky
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Montana enforces dry laws amid eastern enforcement gaps
Great Falls report by Cascade County Attorney FL A Ewald after three weeks east shows Detroit and Chicago struggle with liquor sales despite prohibition. He notes eastern states lack enforcement laws, while Minneapolis uses abatements effectively. He cites cross border smuggling from Windsor to Detroit and doubts federal action can stop a Cuba‑bound whisky rowboat.
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Snake Tamer Bitten but he Halts Death
In Lethbridge Alberta on February 29 W N Ruth of this city was bitten by a rattlesnake during a stunt. He dropped the snake, opened the wound with a knife and applied carbolic acid, saving his life. He continued taming snakes for years, feeding them bread meat and gopher, claiming no fear and noting the reptiles prefer certain meals.
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Ford pressing FTC for reconsideration of July ruling
Henry Ford filed a petition with the Federal Trade Commission seeking reconsideration of the July decision in the assigned cases. He argued the ruling would have a widespread effect on the price of Ford cars and would limit utilities owning their own coal mines from controlling fuel supplies.
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Washington
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Xaea
Grocery Price List Highlights From Local Store
A detailed catalog of everyday grocery items with prices appears, listing sugars, coffee, canned vegetables, cocoa and chocolate, fruits, dairy, cereals, and jams. Notable entries include Cane Sugar at 25 cents per pound, Empson’s beans eight cans for a dollar, Standard Corn eight cans per case, and Swift’s Lard two pounds for five.
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