Sumagig Breath Chapter XLII Sees Rituals Amid Torture and Escape
Vilak and Elise witness a brutal sun ceremony in a ruined temple as captives face ritual sacrifice. Prentiss and Tinky are paraded, omens consult the gods, and a daring escape begins when Vilak frees himself with a makeshift knife while an ally from Porto Verde watches. To Be Continued.
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Ile
Porto Verde
Ellse
Batalogos
Elise
Batalages
D'Albentara
Nunnally
Prentiss
Vitak
Katalaros
D’albentarai
Nes
Selier
Detta Cicerone
Radio Listings Across Stations With Program Notes
A dense list of radio programs and station IDs from WEAF WPG KOKA and others includes talk shows organ recitals concerts news and a municipal band event. It notes schedules and performers like Godfrey Ludow violinists and the Morley Singers across New York Philadelphia Atlantic City Pittsburgh and Charlotte with various times and frequencies.
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WPG
Atlantic City
l—Bleel
Motorboat Runs Away Near Athens in Lake Incident
J C Stevens fell from his motorboat into Lake Windermere as the craft sped away and struck the shore. The report also lists daily rail schedules for Athens and surrounding lines, detailing departures and arrivals for northbound and southbound trains with times for No 3 33 37 30 22 and 24 services, including daily and Sunday patterns.
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London
J. C. Btevens
Lake Windermere
N.Y
Athens
Hocking Vallet
Athena
Angas AG
Arrivas Athena
Gallipolis Bridge First To Use Superheated Steel
Gallipolis reports the West Virginia Ohio River bridge will use superheated steel in its superstructure. The American Bridge Company of Pittsburgh secured a 4 million dollar contract for the steel work making it the first large American bridge to employ this new process. Eye bars in suspension promise lighter weight and greater strength.
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Gallipolis
West Virginia-Ohio River
American Bridge Company
Pittsburgh
America
Stephenson fixed 73 216 cost to control 1924 primary
Indianapolis dispatch notes D C Stephenson dictated a letter October 10 1924 to Governor candidate Ed Jackson detailing the expense of 73 216 to influence the Indiana Republican primary. The amount was reported by the Indianapolis Times in a copyrighted Scripps-Howard story with a carbon copy now in possession.
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Indianapolis
Ind
D. C
Smuggling Boat Captured Near Ver million Lake Border
A 35 foot speedboat loaded with 1000 cases of Canadian ale was seized today near the lake border by border patrol. Two men aboard were arrested, John Blackmore and Leo Bouchard, from Michigan. This marks the patrol's fourth booze smuggling capture since starting three weeks ago.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Vermillion
John Blackmore
Taseda
Leo Bouchard
Feorse
Michigan
Police Suspend Columbus Officers Over Off-Duty Conduct
In Columbus on July 16 U P L suspended officers H D Echelbarger and M J Day for off duty acts and uniform violations. Echelbarger pled guilty to staging a pajama party and playing strip poker. Day was charged with riding in a car with a warrant while on duty and in uniform and with possessing keys to a car not belonging to him.
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Columbus
H. D. Echlebarger
M. J. Day
Echelbarger
Davis
Man Dies After Vehicle Strikes Platform, Pole
In Cincinnati a 35 year old man identified as Harry Henning of Centralia died an hour after his car hit a loading platform and toppled a boulevard light pole. He suffered a fractured skull in the accident.
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Cincinnati
Harry Henning
Centralia
Freighter Saga Land Sunk After Collision Near Nantucket
The Holland-American liner Veedam rammed and sank the freighter Saga Land four miles off Nantucket. The shipowners advised by wireless from the Veedam’s master report the collision and sinking in this early July maritime incident.
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New York
Veedam
Sagaland
Nantucket
Holland- American Line
B Wireless
Telephone Pioneers Elect Cedar Point Leaders
July 16 report from Cedar Point notes Ohio Telephone Pioneers of America begin their annual reunion and outing. John W. Cherry of Columbus was elected president, with J. C. Merrill of Youngstown, William E. Bisle of Cleveland, W. H. Thompson of Middletown, and E. P. Holmes of Toledo as vice presidents.
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Cedar Point
Ohio Telephone Pioneers of America
John W. Cherry
Columbus
Land
J.C. Merrill
Youngstown
William E. Bisle
Cleveland
W. H. Thompson
Middditetown
E. P. Holmes
Toledo
Bird Surprise Sparks Fire in Evanston Nest
A bird startled a male, leading to a nest blaze that prompted a fire department response in Evanston Illinois. Fire crews arrived to extinguish the flames and assess the damage.
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Evanston
Ill
Ten year hunt finds three Knox heirs in Belfast
After ten years a search locates three heirs to Arthur B. Knox's 250000 estate in British Columbia. He died without a will and vanished after leaving home years before. Heirs are his brother Robert Knox a farmer and two sisters, both farmers wives. A pallbearer collapsed at an Indianapolis funeral. Triplets Barbara Pamela and Bruce Featherston act as bridesmaids and pages at a wedding in Twickenham England.
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Belfast
Arthur B. Knox
British Columbia
Robert Knox
Knox
America
Indianapolis
Ind
Jore Curran
Twickenham
Eng
Barbara
Pamela
Bruce Featherston
Page
Farmer Dartwright Declared Bankrupt After Rabbits Salt Beets
Notting ham, England. Arthur Dartwright, a farmer, was declared bankrupt after rabbits ate off the tops of his entire sugar beet crop, crippling his harvest and finances.
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Nottingham
Eng
Arthur Dartwright
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