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...Ticen J. Byram, 56, hitched up his team one cold morning last fortnight, drove with his wife into Dove Creek, Colo. When they got back to their ranch that afternoon Mrs. Byram hurried into the house to build a fire. "I'll be in as soon as I put the horses away," said her husband...
After an hour Mrs. Byram began to wonder what was keeping him. She went out to look. Down by the barn the hogs were grunting excitedly. Packed together, snouts inward, they were lunging, biting, chewing at something big. She came closer and then, screaming, seized a club to beat the animals away from the thing they were eating. Its face was gone, but she knew what...
...coroner reconstructed the horrid hour. An apoplectic stroke had felled Rancher Byram. As he lay unconscious, his hogs came...
Married. Helen Byram, daughter of Board Chairman Harry E. Byram of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway; and Don Burdick, of Seattle and Shanghai; in Manhattan...
...Milwaukee & St. Paul R. R.'s "Pioneer Limited" that left Chicago last week carried the first Pullman cars to travel over the company's rails in the 37 years since the founding of the road. President Edward F. Carry of the Pullman Co. and Receiver Harry E, Byram of the St. Paul had ended a long company estrangement inherited from the late President Roswell Miller of the St. Paul and the late founder George M. Pullman of the sleeping car company. The two men had quarreled; their followers had maintained hostilities...