"There were tree limbs sawed in half with bullets. And blood." From her telling, they got there before any of the other locals did, and there were able to roam the site freely although they weren't allowed to go into the lodge itself.
After about half an hour, they turned around and went home.
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Without telling her where he was going, he runs home, grabs my mom, puts her in the car and drives her up to the Little Bohemia, which is an hour away today but probably a lot more then.
They arrive just before dawn. My mom described the scene as "gun smoke and gas hanging in the air."
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She was 7 years old. Her dad, a chef in Rhinelander, got wind of G-men landing at the local airstrip. A cop friend that he fed in the kitchen told him that they were headed to the Little Bohemia and that Dillinger was there.
He and my grandma worked in the same kitchen at the Oneida Hotel.
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Front page of the Rhinelander Daily News (Extra) for April 23, 1934. The entire page is devoted to dispatches about the FBI raid on the John Dillinger hideout. 8-column headline at the top reads DILLINGER ESCAPES.
Before another 4/20 passes us by, today is also the 92nd anniversary of the FBI raid on John Dillinger's hideout at the Little Bohemia Resort near Manitowish Waters, WI.
My mom was at the scene just a few hours after the shootout (!) 🧵1/4
Diagonal as well as traditional crosswalks in an intersection of Hong Kong.
I'd like to see diagonal crossings in high-pedestrian intersections, especially #Dinkytown. All traffic in both directions come to a halt, and people cross any way they wish.
This must be a Twin Cities first
This booming Twin Cities suburb wants to pause new construction
We get it, you want every resident of every Twin Cities suburb to click through
by the age of 60, the average home cooking enthusiast will have grated more than 200 little chunks of their hand into various dishes
Some say the Pope’s constant use of biblical quotes from Jesus Christ praising peacemakers are irresponsible in a time of bombing schools. - Our current press.
Tastes great though.
It was cheap and takes tooling really well. Got it from Hollander's in Ann Arbor, MI. hollanders.com
I love it too, just wish I knew who did it!
Job's done. I stayed away from the shop all winter, it feels good to get back at it again.
Cover is Italian cow leather and unsigned marbled paper from MN Center for Book Arts. Loose sheet printing, so I did a fan binding.
This was the Italian beef. Cooked unevenly, might benefit by more thawing ahead of time?
Oh Johnny Canton was more. SO much more: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcqS...
This feels like a good way to run a shop
Heggies Pizza, cut into 8 nice wedges.
Cutting a Heggie's Pizza into wedges just to stir up some shit.
sepia toned photo of an American Standard locomotive nearly vertical in a ravine, with a group of men above and below examining the wreckage.
Sepia toned photo of the ravine with smashed wooden freight cars below, and one hanging from the bridge abutment. The bridge is gone.
#OnThisDay Apr 18 1875: The first train wreck to be photographed in Minnesota occurs on the St Paul & Sioux City Railroad at Bradley Ravine near Mankato. Only one injury is reported but 53 cattle perish. It is believed obstacles were placed on the track by a pair of juveniles.
Pennies were four inches thick in the old days.
Thinking it all through, if the cheese was all that great it would never leave Britain.
I bought some blueberry cheese from England that was on sale because I like blueberries and I like cheese ...
Book cover in a heat stamping machine. The spine lettering reads "Still Kickin' in the City of the Dead."
Don't tell him, but I'm binding a book as a surprise for one of my brothers.
A paper sack labeled "Duro Dubl Life."
Just what kind of dubl life *are* you leading, bag?
This looks like a guy who may not, in fact, be pure.
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Bottleworks hotel, photos in the lobby
Bottleworks Hotel entrance
Lobby of the hotel
Hotel exterior
Am loving Indianapolis & the hotel where IU Medical School put me up is very cool, it used to be a Coca Cola bottling plant—great example of reuse
All through the hotel are giant black & white photos of musicians interspersed with photos of the builders who did the hotel construction
Moth balls in Marcy-Holmes.
July 21 1935: The Führer orders a new reception hall and ballroom to "entertain foreign diplomats" at the Chancellery. Underneath the dance floor is an air raid shelter. A 2nd deeper bunker is built next to this in 1944, where he would spend his last days as the Reich collapsed.
I guess you need to be prepared for a Ballroom Blitz.