Man Accused In Slaying Wounded In Shootout
In Hot Springs New Mexico a mountain sawmill worker Douglas Inman, 38, accused of killing his best friend Lee Callister, 57, was wounded yesterday after a futile attempt to shoot out with a posse of peace officers. Callister's body lay in the snow near Inman's cabin for two days.
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Hot Springs
N. M
New Mexico
Ollie Osborn
Douglas Inman
Lee Callister
Callister
Inman
Dawn chase ends with Inman captured after dawn siege
Officers closed in at dawn yesterday trapping Inman who had barricaded himself in a cook shack for three days. Tear gas drove him out as deputies reported he fired at a posse, wounding Callister in the head and prompting Sheriff Pete Kinney of Hot Springs to confirm the sequence of events. Inman had threatened his brother Neeley Inman and claimed Callister poisoned him. His father said the son had a nervous condition and had been under a doctor's care.
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Inman
Pete Kinney
Hot Springs
Rifle Point
Ther
Neeley Inman
Callister
Cook Shack
Top Honors Captured By Canadian Farmers
Three Canadian farmers win top titles at the International Livestock Exposition with S J Allsop of Red Deer Alberta named wheat king, John Blink of Hairy Hill Alberta winning oats, and William R Beattie of Staples Ontario taking soybeans. Americans take reserve spots with Petersen, Bierhals and Siegelmeier placing second. Oklahoma A&M College wins the collegiate livestock judging contest. Purdue’s J C Ragsdale tops scoring. Carload champions include Schmidt brothers for Aberdeen Angus and Karl Hoffman for Hereford steers.
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Chicago
S. J. Allsop
Red Deer
Albenia
North America
John Blink
Hairy Hill
Alberta
William R. Beattie
Staples
Ontario
L. E. Petersen
Victor, Mont
Charles Bierhals
Fond du Lac
Wis
Oais
H. L. Siegelmeier
Normal, Ill
Petersen
Blink
S. Ray
Sparta
Tenn
Clarence Smith
Fromberg
Mont
Oklahoma A
M. College
J. C. Ragsdale
Franklin
Ind
Purdue University
Schmidt Brothers
Maquoketa
Iowa
Fuerst Stock Farm
Pine Plains
N. Y
Karl Hoffman
Ida Grove
Nelson Farms
Geneseo, Ill
Mother Saves Son In Fire In Kensett Ark
In Kensett near Se arcy Arkansas a two year old boy was rescued from a two story apartment blaze a few minutes before his eight month old sister died. The mother Mrs Paul Gentry Sr 25 was not in the apartment when the fire started and firefighter say the origin is undetermined. Four business buildings in Kensett were destroyed.
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Kensett
Ark
Here
Gentry
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