Secret Operatives Report Hidden World War Efforts
Government agencies have spent two years directing a large force of men and women to round up internal enemies. Smugglers counterfeiters mail thieves and moonshiners are labeled as persistent targets. The piece emphasizes secrecy and ongoing vigilance by Uncle Sam against underworld activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underworld
Uncle Sam
Chambers
Maymead
Bules
Douglass
Wood
Reynnlds
Reynolds
James Reynolds Traps Moonshiners Hidden in Cave
Former Secret Service man Jim Patterson uses a staged Morgantown disguise to infiltrate a Tennessee moonshine gang led by Old Man Stiles. He then directs a revenue posse to raid a cave with secret stills and the Woods and Douglas murders badges as evidence, ending with the gang's capture and Reynolds marrying Ruth Stiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Quinn
Secret Service
Pittsburgh
Internal Revenue Department
Tennessee
North Carolina
Jimmy Reynolds
Reynolds
Quinn
Bureau
Mississippi
Jimmy
Stiles
Jim
Chambers
Internal Revenue
Douglass
Wood
Maymead
Tenn
United States
War Department
Morgantown
West Virginia
Buzzard
Joe
Rev
Tilee
Cam
Jes
Ruth
Pappy
James Patterson
Patterson
Ruth Stiles
Mountaineer
Rogues’ Gallery
Tiles
Acmead
Douglas
Woods- Douglas
James Reynolds
Jim Patterson
Middle West
Trenton
von Ewald
Planet Carnegie Named After Humanitarian Figure
Westminster Gazette notes that Mr Carnegie shares an almost unique honor with the Empress Eugenie in having a planet named for him during his lifetime. Two minor planets orbiting between Jupiter and Mars have been named Carnegie and Eugenia.
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Carnegie
Eugenie
Jupiter
Mars
Eugenia
Westminster Gazette
One Test of a Vacation
A quip notes a vacation succeeds if the traveler returns with the belief that work is easy. The remark reflects a light view of rest and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bufte Epauirer
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Martiles
Pappy Stiles
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