Woman in Men's Clothes Caught After Furs Theft Scheme
Lillian Gates and her husband Walter were captured in Wildwood yards while attempting to flee by hiding in an Illinois Central freight car. Police recovered over $100 in clothing and jewelry from Mrs Wilson and are seeking a trunk sent to Cincinnati.
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Lillian Gates
Walter Gates
Linois Central Railroad
Wildwood Yards
Cincinnati
Gates
One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street
Indiana Avenue
Tidd and
Perry
Kensington
Twenty-second Street
Wilson
Card of Thanks to C and E I employees
Mrs Thomas M Loop and her children express heartfelt thanks through this paper for a generous gift from the C O I & E I R R employees following Mr Floods death due to injuries while employed by the road. The note is signed from 638 West 16th Street Chicago.
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C. & and
E. I
COC
Flood
Thomas M. Floop
West 16Th St
Chicago
Mexican hero dies saving town from dynamite blast
Jesus Garcia a Mexican locomotive engineer sacrificed his life to save Nacozari. He coupled burning dynamite cars to his engine and drove toward open country as the cars exploded, destroying the section house and his body. Twelve Mexican workers and an American boy perished. A monument fund is set for the plaza, with hopes a tribute reaches Garcia’s mother.
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Jesus Garcia
Garcia
Montezuma Copper Company
Nacozari
Mexico
Jim Bludsoe
Herndon
Mother of Jesus Garcia
American Society of the Cross of Honor
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