Columbia Gorge Storm Disrupts Travel in 1921 History
The Columbia Gorge storm of November 18 to 22, 1921 brought heavy snow, sleet, and glaze totaling 54 inches across the Columb ia Valley, hindering transportation and stretching west toward Walla Walla, Washington.
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Police find mother dead with twins under bed
In Clathe Kansas authorities found a decomposed body of a 36-year-old mother in an apartment with 3-week-old twins malnourished beneath a bed. One infant girl died at the hospital, the twin boy remained in critical condition as police investigated possible foul play.
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