Joseph Oddy, his face a bandaged mask, fighting for his life in an oxygen tent at Eloise Hospital where he was taken after being burned rescuing his son from their home.
Frederick R. Hills gives way to despair as his family leaves the courtroom for the last time. He had just been condemned to die in the electric chair for the murder of his wife. He buried her alive in the back of his nursery.
The emotions--horror, awe, curiosity--touching the faces of the crowd watching as coroner's attendants remove the body of Ted Moody, slain in his gasoline service station.
This was the climax on a final fling by a cow, which bolted while being unloaded, and turned on her pursuers after swimming the Menomonee river. The cow was shot by a policeman.