INFANTICIDE: July 19, 1915 Lewistown, Montana Baby Jane Doe

 On July 19, 1915, just outside of Lewistown, Montana the body of a newborn girl was found on the ranch of John Crowley. New articles state that the baby was born alive, but according to Find a Grave the death certificate lists her as a stillborn.

SOURCES:

Find a Grave

The Great Falls Tribune July 20, 1915

The Argus-Farmer July 22, 1915

UNIDENTIFIED: July 11, 1925, Easton, Pennsylvania

On July 11, 1925, the body of a man was found floating in the Delaware Canal in Easton, Pennsylvania. It's believed that he died from an accidental drowning around a week before.

John Doe was a male around 25 years old. He had $100 and a revolver in his pockets. 

SOURCES:

Find a Grave

The Morning Call July 12, 1925

The Philadelphia Inquirer July 13, 1925

July 9, 1945 Jefferson County, Missouri Jane Doe

On July 9, 1945, the body of a woman would be found in the Mississippi River in or near Sulpherr Springs, Missouri. Her body was taken to Kimmswick to help Identify her, but she wasn't and was buried in Kimmswick.

Jane Doe is a black female.

SOURCES:
Find a Grave
Daily News-Democrat July 12, 1945

Disappearance of Tony Gikoff

On July 9, 1955, 62-year-old Tony Gikoff was last seen near Colborne, Ontario, Canada at a property he rented out. 

Tony is a white male and was 62-years-old at the time. He was 193 cm (6'4") and 120 kg (265 lbs). He has dark brown hair. 

SOURCES:

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Ontario's Missing Adults

International Missing Persons Wiki