Norcross To Head Pioneer Short Line In Railstrike Fight
The narrative follows Graham Norcross, railroad manager, and secretary Jimmie Dodds as they thwart Red Tower scheming, rescue John Chadwick, and propel Norcross to lead Pioneer Short Line. Amid a sweeping strike, Norcross reorganizes ownership, gains new board control, and positions Dodds as assistant to the president while navigating political pressure and personal revelations about Sheila Macrae and Howard Collingwood.
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Graham Norcross
Jimmie Dodds
Sand Creek Siding
Sheila Macrae
Dees
Hapter T.—Norcross
John Chadwick
Agnate
Poral Au
Dodds
Chadwick
Norcross
Breckenridge Linton
Shelia Macrae
Portal City
Rufus Hatch
Gustave Henckel
Portal City Snanders
Spearport
Hatch and Henckel
Red Tower Corporation
Citisens’ Storage and Warehouse Company
Shella Macrae
Sheila
Jorcross
Kirgan
Dunton
Dodda
Red Tower
Ufe
Inefa
Macros
Bhella
Howard Collingwood
Short Ling
Tne
Durgin
Dia- Qater
Hazen
Hatch
Norcross Piney
Collingwood
Citizens
Ftorage and Warehouse Company
Ollingwood
Norcroaa
van Britt
Short Line
Collngwood
Xewarit Nf
Noreroms
May
Ted Tower
Jimmie
Central
Mr. Ripley
Fred May
Timber Mountain
Bowaingt
Press
New York
Kendrick
Cantrell
Mr. Norcross
Cantrel
Bred May
Duge
Jimemo
B. Dunton
Fast Mall
Hateh
Billoughby
Itoes
PLS. L. Ia
Mr. Chadwick
Nfe
Pioneer Short Line
Maisie Ann
James F. Dodds
Upton van Britt
Graham
Upton
Mr. van Britt
Tanitt
Tlaggtt
Howler Collingwood
Mike
Nevada Avenue
Wil
Col
Timght
Van
Sir Gilbert Parker Featured, Herald Serial Next Week
The Herald announces Sir Gilbert Parker, renowned Canadian author, will serialize his story No Defense starting next Thursday. Parker, knighted in 1902 and later honored as baronet and privy counsellor, rose from humble beginnings to publish about thirty novels, poems, plays, and travel books. Local note: old newspapers for sale at Herald Office, 10 cents per bundle or three for 25 cents. call 1326 for circulation matters.
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Gilbert Parker
British Empire
Kent Royal Garrison Artillery
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The Power of a Good Brand and Your Demand
The piece argues that named brands set quality expectations and that shoppers should demand known good names. It links pride in products to advertising, urging readers to ASK for the best, learn what is best, and avoid nameless trade items to raise standards and support reputable makers.
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