Grand Affair of Love and Crime in Saint Cast Fortune
Zizi, a young animal trainer, loves Georges-Claude Blancafort who saves his twin Ludovic from pursuing the great Saint-Cast fortune. Ludovic, aided by bandits and Sauvoyer, plots to dispose of heirs Mile and Tine, while Zizi battles opium influence and pursuit across Paris, Siberia, and Britain.
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Zizi
Georges-Claude Blancafort
Ludovic Blancafort
Ial
Ding
Mile
Tine
Georges
Siberia
Sauvoyer
Rouscouban
Ludovic
Ziz
Paris
Zial
Brittany
Joanny
A Desperate Escape From a Moorish Fort Boudoir
In a moonlit scene at Port Navajo a beauty named Ziat resists Joanny, who stalks from the sea cliffs to seize her in a fort boudoir. The sinister gnome, bent on attack, is confronted by Ziat’s calm defiance and the terrifying moment when the “beast” is tamed by her steady gaze and resolve.
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Joanny
Ziat
Boudoir
Georges-Claude
Bestia
Port Navajo
Lat
Buckist
Zink
Eveline
Zixi
Wisi
Zizi
Uch Ziai
Ziai
Dizi
Gir
Zial
Secretary of transportation debated in national policy
An editorial warns that appointing a secretary of transportation could either improve rail and transit efficiency or politicize the industry. It cautions against subservience to administrations and notes that the Interstate Commerce Commission might suffer. A looming conference and rail prosperity are tied to these debates. A separate piece covers a bar association report urging tougher crime penalties and reforms in trials, juror duties, and parole controls.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
American Barration
New York
American Bar Association
Three-Mile Limit Extended by Norway and Sweden
Norway and Sweden have amended international law to allow a 12 mile reach for pursuing rum smugglers, widening the three mile limit. The move affects coast watch in the Inavian peninsula area and could create international tensions if the United States follows suit.
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Norway
Sweden
Inavian
United States
Uncle Sam
A Language of Trade and the Latin Commerce Proposal
The piece notes a revival effort by classical scholars to use Latin as a universal language of commerce, arguing it conflicts with current trade needs. It recalls Latin’s medieval scholarly role, contends it never served trade, and predicts that Latin will remain academic while global trade relies on existing common methods like sign language and practical communication.
The Rail Conference at the White House Opens Debate
President Harding will meet with leading railroad executives to discuss the nation’s transportation and rate problems amid sagging earnings. Railroads have cut costs sharply as public pressure for rate reductions grows, fueling widespread speculation about outcomes.
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White House
Harding
Electrification debates sweep European railways
The article notes Europe’s shift toward hydro electric power for railways and industry, driven by coal shortages. It discusses Italy’s reliance on hydro power, postwar coal constraints, and France’s similar interest, with limited U.S. exports due to currency issues. Also touches on Russia’s hyperinflation and new liquor permit watermarking, ending with a question about liquor credibility.
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Europe
Italy
France
Great Britain
Atlantic
Mediterranean
New York Sun
Paris-Orleans
America
United States
Streece
Noted Author Sues for Divorce in Los Angeles
Gouverneur Morris, noted author of romance fiction, files divorce suit in Los Angeles against his wife Bisle Waterbury Morris of New York. He cites desertion and abandonment. They have two children, Kate aged 15 and Jefferson 11. The 1908 marriage was a society highlight, with friends citing temperament. others note Mrs Morris’s suffrage activity and business in New York at Primrose House.
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Gouverneur Morris
Los Angeles
Bisle Waterbury
New York
Kate
Jefferson
Morris
Tomorrow-Tamed a Tomorrow-Tamed a And That’s Mr Borah
A clipped editorial cites Senator Borah as having front page appeal and notes his limitations. It remarks on headlines about Jack Dempsey and Jess Willard, suggesting Dempsey may offer another chance but likely won’t concede Jess another shot.
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Borah
Charleston
Nd Courier
Jack Dempsey
Jess ‘Willard
Jess
Detroit
Free Press
Woman Democrat Enters Senate Race Against Kellogg
Sara E. Olesen, not appalled by competition, enters the Senate handicap against Senator Frank B. Kellogg of Minnesota. She considers the seat desirable for a woman and plans to oppose Kellogg in the election after his renomination by the Republicans.
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Sara Eter Olesen
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
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Adovie
Alle
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Montana
So Eat Ea Ae Ae
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Anaconda
Butts
North Main Street
Daily and Sunday Standard
Butte
Deer Lodge
Dillon, Boveman
Philipsboro
Canada
Standard Publishing Company
Associated Press
Eastern Representatives
Prudden
King & Prudden
Fifth Avenue
Steger Building
Chicago
Globe Building
Boston
Western
R. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francisco
Batty
Russia
Gowernewe Mor
Tameda
Senate
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