ACCIDENT TO SANTA CLAUS
BENEVOLENT CATTLEMAN KILLED
(Australian Press Association.)
Prescott (Arizona), December 17.
Santa Claus, who annually visits Wagoner, an isolated Arizona range town, will not deliver his gifts to the children this year. Tom Goodwin, a wealthy bachelor cattleman, loaded a motor-ear with Christmas toys ami candies and took Pearl Johnson, a school teacher, and Reg. Thomas, his cowboy friend. A terrific snowstorm overtook them in a mountain pass. Goodwin was killed amongst the toys, when the ear crashed over a precipice. Thomas and Miss Johnson were found badly frozen, but will recover.
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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 73, 19 December 1928, Page 12
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