The Trail of Treachery Continues in 1914 Tale
Copyright 1914 Louis Joseph Vance continues the adventure. Mr Law acts as his own agent and hints at coded messages about a trey of hearts. Alan, traveling incognito via secret routes, appears in Baie St. Paul after a voyage from London and Quebec.
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Mr. Law
London
New York
Alan
America
Seneca Trine
C.P
Quebec
Baie St. Paul
Heaven
United Doctors Offer Free Consultations at Arcade Hotel
A traveling group of licensed United Doctors will be at the Arcade Hotel on Tuesday October 13 for a one day only free consultation and examination. They claim success treating chronic stomach and nerve diseases without surgery, offering discounts only on medicines and asking treated patients to share results locally. They advertise a wide range of ailments and promise dramatic cures with no operations.
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United Doctors
Arcade Hotel
America
Survival on the Dam and the Lake Escape
Alan frees himself from bonds during a forest fire chase. He reaches a dam and endures gunfire from Jacob while a canoe drifts toward danger. He rescues Judith Trine from the deadly current, then collapses as rain and steam envelop the scene.
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Alan
Irine
Jacob
Judith Trine
Pardons and paroles issued by acting Oklahoma governor
Oklahoma City reports that acting Governor J J McAlester began granting pardons and paroles on Tuesday and Wednesday. By mid afternoon Wednesday about 30 to 40 clemencies had been signed though no official list or records were released. Names include A S Jones James Ammerman Thomas P Queenan Joe Proctor J O Mitchell Lincoln Burton Pony Starr R C Thompson Carl Cloyd Nelson Hawkins Bob Terrell among others. Public action paused as lawyers seek mandamus relief from Secretary of State Ben F Harrison.
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A. S. Jones
Oklahoma County
James Ammerman
Pawnee
Thomas P. Queenan
Joe Proctor
Oklahoma City
J. O. Mitchell
Muskogee
Lincoln Burton
Seminole
Pony Starr
R. C. Thompson
Jefferson
Socialists View of War's Origin
United Press reports from New York that Charles Edward Russell, noted author and socialist Senate candidate, returning from the Hague says the war is a commercial conflict driven by rivalry between Germany and Great Britain. He argues competition sustains wars.
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United Press
New York
Charles Edward Russell
Hague
Germany
Great Britain
Warring nations order supplies for automobiles and more
New York October 2 Bush orders from war countries have been received for automobiles flour blankets and other American products. Immense quantities are called for. Recent statistics credit the United States with about one automobile for every two miles of country road. Investigation in North Carolina shows school attendance in cotton mill communities is lower than in rural or mountain districts.
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United Press
New York
The
United States
North Carolina
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