Meade Goes West to Prove His Innocence in Bridge Disaster
Bertram Meade Sr plans an international bridge for Martlet Construction. His son Bert Meade Jr, a resident engineer, and Helen Illingworth are engaged as the bridge is built. Bert fakes disappearances, takes blame for the disaster, and hides with friend Winters. He later seeks work under an assumed name, aiming to clear his father's name while avoiding exposure.
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Bertram Meade
Martlet Construction Company
Bertram Meade, Jr
Helen Illingworth
Colonel Illingworth
Martlet Company
Young Meade
Meade, Sr
Shurtiffe
Helen
Mississippi River
Nebraska
Waters
Rodney
Meade
Winters
Shurtliff
Illingworth
United States
Martlet
The
International
Mr. Rodney
Martlet Bridge Company
Miss Illingworth
Bert Meade
Meade family mystery deepens in bridge case unraveling
Helen Illingworth and Rodney explore why Bertram Meade may have taken the blame to shield his father. Rodney links key clues from letters and a missing drafting sheet to a possible protest and secret papers kept by Meade's secretary Shurtliff, seeking to prove the elder Meade and son acted from motives of honor.
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Meade
Rodney
Miss Illingworth
Helen Illingworth
Helen
Burma
Schmidt- Chemnitz
Schmidt-Chemnitz
Bertram Meade
Mr. Rodney
Shurtliff
Fate shaping young Meade's strange career path
Events at Meade's new job signal a twisty journey as fate marks his steps. The next four installments promise further developments and shifting fortunes in a continuing tale.
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