Night of Scandal on the Oyster Sound
Noble confronts a scene of Laurel with David Gaines on a ship then at the Oyster Sound Country club. Laurel feigns illness to hide, Gaines is restrained, and Noble's jealousy erupts during a voyage and party, ending with plans to return home as tension builds toward the next chapter.
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Noble
Laurel
David Gaines
Gaines
Mr. Harwood
Dr. Warner
Mr. Gaines
Gainnes
Warner
Harwood
Captain Wingman
Oyster Sound Country Club
Charley Buckmaster
Charles
Mrs. Buckmaster
Charley
Letty Alster
Central City
Green fashions for day and evening wear in resort styles
Green dominates spring and winter resort fashion with plant shades from light chartreuse to emerald. Elizabeth crepe and Roma crepe fabrics appear in two piece frocks with elaborate sleeves and bow trims, while soft rajah cloaks and pastel wraps in yellowed whites add contrast to sheer dresses.
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Mme. Lisbeth
Plans to End Coal Strike Discussed in Harrisburg
Governor Pinchot chaired a conference with business leaders to advance a settlement of the anthracite strike. After nearly three hours behind closed doors, he announced that action to settle the coal dispute had been determined, but no plan was chosen yet. The group planned to return soon to continue talks.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Franklin Lumberman Charles A. Smith Dies at 73
Charles A. Smith, 73, president of the Coos Bay Lumber Co. at Marshfield, Oregon, died at his Berkeley home. A prominent West Coast lumberman, he partnered with John Pillsbury in Herman, Minnesota, and later contributed as a University of Minnesota regent and 1896 Republican presidential elector. He studied at Minnesota for two years with Pillsbury helping finance his education.
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Associated Press
Berkeley
Cal
Charles A. Smith
Coos Bay Lumber Company
Marshfield
Ore
Smith
John 8
Pillsbury
Minnesota
Herman
University
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OECHS
Oxlewp
Franklin
Orkegon Lumberman
Bellans
Montana
Butte
Ecru
Delft
Grewens
Mercers
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