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Bookmark or Share- Wild Bunch – The Hunt for the Great Northern Train RobbersWild Bunch – The Hunt for the Great Northern Train Robbers. May 21, 2017. 0. 5322. As Great Northern westbound train No. 3 pulled away from Malta, Montana, on the afternoon of July 3, 1901, conductor Alex Smith saw a tall, red-faced man board the blind baggage. Thinking the man was a hobo, Smith ordered him off the train.
- Anybody know how i can maintain a good robbery schedule so I ... - RedditIts like robberies just don’t open up as often anymore especially when the cargo train, tomb and the rig open I have to wait like 20 minutes just for the next robberies to open, then when the powerplant, cargo plane and passengers train open I cant get them all because either someone is robbing powerplant, or the train is not stopping at the train station or the plane takes forever to open a ...
- DeAutremont Brothers - WikipediaEarly lives. Train robbery. Arrests and convictions. Later years and deaths. References. DeAutremont Brothers. The DeAutremont Brothers, Roy (March 30, 1900 – June 17, 1983), Ray (March 30, 1900 – December 20, 1984) and Hugh DeAutremont (February 21, 1904– March 30, 1959), were a criminal gang based in the Pacific Northwest during the 1920s.
- Train robbery - WikipediaFamous train robbers include Butch Cassidy, Bill Miner and Jesse James. Jesse James is mistakenly thought to have completed the first successful train robbery in the American West when on July 21, 1873 the James-Younger Gang took US$3,000 from a Rock Island Railroad train after derailing it southwest of the town of Adair, Iowa . [2]
- Train robberies are nothing new in California - Los Angeles TimesTrain robberies — great or pedestrian — are nothing new in California. Are there bandits hiding in that orange grove? A postcard, from Patt Morrison’s collection, mailed in 1911 shows an...
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