Rob Tra n Rider, Then Shoot Him in Pueblo Tragedy
The body of Harold Hanks, 24, of Danbury Connecticut, was found nine miles east of Lead when he resisted robbers aboard an eastbound Missouri Pacific freight train. One robber reportedly threw Hanks from the speeding coach as his brother Trace tried to intervene. The train crew restrained the others and searched the cars, but no robbers were located.
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Chicago mourns dog mascot lost to fire
Chicago fire department and schoolchildren escort a canine mascot who died after saving several people. A wooden casket and flowers marked the farewell as firemen and 20 officers attended the service. Memorials included a tombstone and a ceremonial procession through city streets.
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Morion Picture Boom Hits Russia New York
Morion Picture Company returns from a visit with a wave of activity and potential film deals amid a growing Russian market and New York connections. Executives hint at collaborations and upcoming projects across studios.
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School Board Orders Magazines for Junior Schools
The board of education approved placing magazines in the reading rooms of all junior schools. J. F. Howard stated these titles will aid various studies. Titles include Popular Science, St Nicholas, Good Housekeeping, Travel, Open Road, and more.
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