BODY RECOVERED
HEIR TO FORTUNE HONEYMOON TRAGEDY MONTREAL. Sept. 8 The body of Mr. Daniel Dodge was found by a fisherman floating in the north channel in Georgian Bay, saja a message from Little Current, Ontario. A cablegram from Montreal on August 15 stated: In the lake region of Mindeinova, Ontario, where his idyllic romance began, Mr. Daniel Dodgß, 21-year-old heir to a £2,250.000 fortuno made from motor-cars, died tragically to-day. He had been spending his honeymoon at his McGregor Bay hunting lodge with a former telephone girl whom he married on August 2 after a romantic courtship. Mr. Dodge found a stick of dynamite and was drying it inside the lodge when it exploded. His face was badly injured. Mrs. Dodge received leg injuries and the caretaker, Lloyd Bryant, was seriously hurt. All three were being brought to JVlmdemova by launch when Mr. Dodge, apparently crazed by pain, * leaped overboard into P'u vninlv and disappeared. The : circled the spot but the • body was found. ;/
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23139, 10 September 1938, Page 13
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