Convict Heir to Millions Casts Shadow Over Mulholland
In a melodramatic tension built around heir Robert Masterton Mulholland, the will of late Flijch Pr. Wiest bequeaths a vast estate to Masterton, triggering fear and legal peril. Mulholland and his ally Fenne scramble over a demanded $1000 as they confront potential criminal links and a brewing confrontation.
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Cynthia
Williams
Robert Masterton Mulholland
Flijch Pr. Wiest
Sia Taillion
Putnam Wirt
Hebert Mastertem
Hebert Masterton
Pheloverer
Helene
Heer
War on Speeders In Amarillo Judge Pushes Strict Penalties
Judge J W Crudgington urges stiff fines and jail terms to curb speeding in Amarillo. He cites national figures of 22 600 traffic deaths and 600 000 injuries last year, noting over 6 000 victims were under 15. He argues harsher penalties will restore respect for law and safety on streets.
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Amarillo
J. W. Crudgington
Crudgington
United States
Residents complain over speed on East Tenth Street
G A Tomlinson and neighbors urge police protection after rapid development left East Tenth Street with few patrols. The street is crossed by schoolchildren and shoppers, and residents demand that motorists slow to levels seen on Polk Street and other downtown routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Tomlinson
East Tenth Street
East Tenth
Polk
Defying the demons and the gods in night flight legends
A vivid account of air mail pilots braving zero winds and darkness. Paul Johnson searches Fairfield Iowa for emergency landing lights while a farmer saves the day. John Milatso sets a Chicago to Cleveland record of one hour five minutes. Harry Chandler continues long hops through harsh conditions.
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Air Mail
Jules Verne
Iowa
Paul Johnson
Kansas City
Chicago
Fairfield
Ally
Hire
Johnson
Boreas
John I. Milatso
Cleveland
Harry A. Chandler
Key Wight
Mystery Slaying Shocks Farm Family Near Springfield
Charles Hallerman aged 45 and wife 44 were found dead at their farm home twelve miles south of Springfield. Leo Hallerman, brother of the victims, said the couple heard a noise in the yard and Mrs Hallerman cried I am Sam they are going to kill us and then screamed. Charles Hallerman was killed by a temple shot and Mrs Hallerman by blows to the head before the assailant fled. No traces of the killer were found.
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Mulkolland
Fenne
Mulholland
Jim
Moulbeliand
Ferne
Nelbolland
Springfield
Charles Hallerman
Here
Leo
Leo Hailerman
Mrs. Hallerman
Sam
Ws Charles
Als
Beth
Hallerman
Mrs. Hailerman
Half Minute Interviews Reflect Post Office Plans
T M Bravett comments on Bartlett maintaining angle packing near the post office as rain delays and poor roads affect travel to Oklahoma City. The speech notes over 100000 dollars in weekly business despite weather and local delays.
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T. M. Bravett
Sammy Jay and the Tree Cutting in the Green Forest
Sammy Jay watches Farmer Brown and his boy cut young spruce and hemlock in the Green Forest. The tale shows the boy believes thinning helps remaining trees grow stronger while Sammy contemplates the lessons of patience and the tree’s welfare.
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Gunter
Barmy Oy
Palmer Prown
Creer
Sammy
Palmer Brown
Barney
Green Forest
Parmer Brown
Farmer Brown
Sammy Jay
T. W. Burress
Fragmentary confrontation ends in threat and scuffle
In a tense heated exchange, Mulholland and an unnamed man threaten each other over unpaid dues. A sudden fit of violence erupts as a shove and struggle occur, leaving the scene unsettled and accusing each other of ulterior motives.
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Erneeee Wen
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Crethes
Crentie
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Sinclair
Eonder
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Cyrathia
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Greta
Pete
Hersey
Gelder Ray
Mulholand
Penne
Police
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Bente Cieus
Nicheleee
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Himeecl
Bie
Denne
Lee
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Dickson
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