Broadway Jones Faces Banker Debt and Daring Plans
Jackson Jones known as Broadway grapples with dwindling funds after heavy spending. He confronts a bank balance check and contemplates a dramatic escape from his debts, considering a costly vacation to clear his troubles while Rankin wonders about a possible tell all travelogue of Broadway life.
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Broadway Jones Faces Final Decision In Marquee of Death
In a spiraling decline on Broadway, Jones weighs a desperate escape from debt. He buys a pistol and poison, plans a grand farewell supper to outshine his downfall, then receives a tempting invitation from Mrs. Gerard that could change his grim course.
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Civil Service Exams Planned in Nebraska Claims
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams in Alliance Grand Island Lincoln Omaha and Norfolk areas. Applications from interested persons should be obtained from the local secretary at the post office. February 4 to February 19 exams include Veterinarian, Assistant in Paper Plant Investigation, Nautical Expert, Assistant in Road Economies and Surveyor with varied salaries. Immigrant inspector exam postponed. Try Daily Herald Want Ad.
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