Margery Returns Home Amid Indian Land Scandal
In a tense scene Lydia defends Levine amid accusations of stealing pine lands from native families. Charlie Jackson recounts a long history of manipulation by Levine and others, while Lydia argues for mercy and accountability, challenging outright murder claims.
Chapter XV Summoned Before the Commissions
Lydia observes John Levine and others summoned before a panel of senators including Senator Smith of Texas Hi Way of Mule and Senator James of New York. The commission selects sample cases to review while Charlie translates Crippled Bear recalling an old tale of Levine finding him drunk and cared for him.
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Lydia
Margery
Grantl
Billy
Senator Alvord
Billy Norton
Kent
Charlie
John Levine
Amos
Ane
Main
Squaw
Levine
Senator Smith
Texas
Senator Hi- Way
Mule
Senator James
New York
Mr. Levine
Balance statements for town funds April 1926 to March 1927
An itemized financial report shows balances and receipts for the General Street Water and Electric funds, including transfers from county treasurer and disbursements via warrants. It notes balance on hand March 31 1927 and various fund totals. Obliquely referenced is a Hupmobile Eight promotional note praising its strengthened public favor alignment with the era.
Disputed Warrants and Cash Balances in Town Accounts
A garbled financial fragment shows balances on hand April 1 1926 and March 31 1927, receipts from the County Treasurer and transfers. It records warrants paid by the Town Treasurer and overdraft figures, with cemetery fund notes appearing amid the page’s unreadable lines.
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Washington
Leyine
Marshall
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Lydia Dudley
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Pines
Charlie Jackson
Chartile
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Senator Elway
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Pa Norton
Commissioner
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