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Newspaper

Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1915

Page

6

Dark Hollow Adventure Continued in the Adirondacks

In a moonlit mountain ride toward Tempest Lodge Reuther and Oliver pursue a secret meeting with the reclusive Oliver awaiting word from his father. They find Dear Dan's house closed to visitors but press on after Oliver equips a fiery horse and rides ahead. Mr. Sloan, Mr. Black, and a deaf mute servant provide aid as they press toward an uncertain confrontation with the man in hiding.

Reuther Mr. Black Oliver Mr. Sloan Tem-pest Lodge Bin Fempest Jodee Sloan Dan Mr. Stoan Youngs Alanson Black

It Was Oliver and the Messenger at the Mountain House

Oliver confronts a sudden telegram from his father as a messenger arrives with news. Mr Black and Sloan guard the route down the mountain while two men follow Oliver who rides toward a train. A dangerous path and a leap may determine his fate as the climactic pursuit continues.

Dust Clouds Tell the Story of Moving Armies on Dusty Roads

Describes how dust clouds reveal army movements. Infantry produce low thick clouds, cavalry rise high and thin, wagons and heavy guns form clustered puffs. Scouts estimate force size and composition from cloud patterns observed over long distances.

Rice acreage surges in the United States

The adt page notes Louisiana and Arkansas rice acreage has risen by about 700000 acres in two years, with U S production near the equivalent of all the rice tunes.

United States Adt Louisiana Arkansas

Ranging Around in Inquiries of Naval Courage and Battle

A fragmented passage notes naval courage and the act of meeting fearless bodies to join battle. It hints at judges commenting on hesitation and the role of courage in wartime encounters, though the garbled text limits precise reconstruction.

Naval Courga Ig

Italy Grabs War Powers as Salandra Signals Strike

The Italian senate approved plenary powers for the government 263 to 2 as Salandra vowed to defend Italy’s rights by force, foreshadowing war with Austria. Reports cite Austro-German losses in the Carpathians, Russian prisoner tallies, and French success at Notre Dame de Lorette.

Roma Salandra Italy Austria Notre Dame de Lorette Paris Rome Chamber of Deputies Prince von Buelow United States Spain

McAdoo Daughter Born During Washington Suit Fortunes

Washington news reports Secretary William McAdoo welcomed a daughter Ellen Wilson McAdoo at the McAdoo home weighing nine pounds. The government suit against the bank to enjoin McAdoo’s actions was adjourned with relief denied. European war boosts ideas leadership claim cited by Dr Claxton. Suffragists mail apology letters to Wilson. German note release delayed by Ambassador Gerard.

Justice McCoy Ditatrict Supreme Court Washington Riggs National Bank McAdoo William McAdoo Hicanor Wilson Ellen Wilson McAdoo United States Philander P. Claxton

Baltic Fleet Commander dies of pneumonia at Reval hospital

Personal Admiral yoe Essen, commander of the Russian Baltic fleet, has succumbed to pneumonia at the marine hospital at Reval. Hon. J. Taney, proprietor of the Wheeling Register and former consul to Belfast, Ireland, died at Wheeling, W. Va., aged seventy four. The first authoritative announce ment as to an appointment in the British national cabinet for foreign secretary names Arthur Henderson, who succeeds Herbert Samuel as president of the local government board.

Yoe Essen Marine Reval Taney The Wheeling Register Belfast Ireland Wheeling W. Va Asquith Edward Grey Arthur Henderson Herbert Louis Samuel Local Government Board

Bread Riots in Hermosillo As Mexican Revolt Grows

Reports from Nogales Arizona describe two thousand residents including men women and children in bread riots at Hermosillo capital of Sonora state. Rioters looted sixteen stores including two American ones and the rest Chinese. Outlaws in Mexico City who assaulted the German charges d affaires threaten more foreign lives as the government remains powerless to act.

Hermoesillo Sonora Nogales Ariz Mexico City

Domestic Mount Lassen mudflow devastates Colorado valley farms

A river of boiling mud from Mount Lassen devastated Hat Creek valley in Colorado, burying several farms, sweeping away farmhouses, and destroying bridges. The disaster forced residents from homes as the landscape suffered widespread damage and displacement.

Mount Lassen Hat Creek Valley Colorado

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