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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1926

Page

7

The Cottonwood Camp Judge and Lawless Town Tales

I describe Judge Cowan and Sheriff-like figures in the mining camp of Cottonwood. The court sits in a rough world with six murder cases and self defense pleas while Marshal McGrath runs the jail and town order amid growing settlement and looming railroad rumors. Marcus Handy, Curtis, and Si Conway press for action as crime and corruption tempt men in a booming but unruly camp.

Cowan Chris McGrath Doe Evans Arthur Colliver Colliver McGrath Charlie Meek Cottonwood Camp Jim Huffaker Marshal McGrath Main Street Front Page Marcus Handy the Courier Liverpool Hill Father Cassidy Ladies’ Sodality Courferts Fair Building Fund Spple Methodists Mr. Orcutt Doctor Howells Comstock Lode Denver Plains Sisters of Charity Odd Fellows Masons Ancient Order of Hibernians Confederate Veterans Knights of Pythias St. Louis Marcus Isidore Cohen Taylor Bank Chris Melirath Cloris Mr Curtie Chets McGrath Erin Cottonwood Mr. Curtle Arcitesset Hinself Si Conway Nnn Mr Curtis Mr. Curtis

Crude Crime Tale Unfolds In Cairo Man Loses Ten Thousand

Marcus Handy interrogates Mr Curtis who arrived with ten thousand dollars from Cairo Illinois to invest in a bar deal. Curtis discovers his funds were only waste paper after a bank visit, revealing a staged confidence scheme. The tale underscores the brutality of crime and the victim’s emotional wreck.

Chris McGrath Mr. Curtis Marcus Curtis

First Horses in America and Cortez’s Cavalry Link

The earliest American horses were the primitive ancestors brought by Cortez for the 1510 campaign in Mexico. Twentieth century horse breeding grows from the cavalry mounts used by Cortez.

Cortez Mexico

Worms destroy Drake's ship Golden Hind by teredo damage

Worms, teredo mollusks that bore into wood, honeycombed the timbers of Drake's famed ship the Golden Hind, destroying it. The vessel met its end as the ship suffered extensive interior damage from burrowing worms.

Drake

Glass eye wearers hidden by modern craftsmanship

Estimate says one in two hundred people in the country wears a glass eye. Detecting them is hard due to recent improvements in eye prosthesis.

Superstitious Numbers Rule in Japanese Society

The Japanese hold strong beliefs about lucky and unlucky numbers with some digits considered inauspicious. Public institutions often take numbers deemed unlucky, preventing ordinary citizens from choosing them for telephone numbers.

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