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From the Sept. 9, 1946 edition of the Spokesman-Review: Squeeze Play. This is what happened when two freight cars has an
By Nicholas Deshais nickd@spokesman.com(509) 459-5440
From the Sept. 9, 1946 edition of the Spokesman-Review: Squeeze Play. This is what happened when two freight cars has an
From the Sept. 9, 1946 edition of the Spokesman-Review: Squeeze Play. This is what happened when two freight cars has an "argument" this morning near the Northern Pacific station. Railroad officials said a crew had "kicked" one car up one track and that it backed down and cornered a car on another track near the switch. A pair of trucks was derailed. No one was injured and damage was negligible. (Photo Archives/The Spokesman-Review)

Me first.

No, me first.

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