Their Name Was Legion Chapter Drama in Bellaine Oil War
A tangled tale unfolds in Bellaine as Bart Rogers confronts Bull Franniston and Barrows over a will and oil land. A stockade showdown ends with Franniston badly burned, Bart seizing control, and a shadowy figure slipping toward a hidden safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Rogers
Leon Barrows
Rogers
Barrows
Bart
Rikers
Tom Jordan
Bert Te
Franniston
Barts Land
Barteces Sbother
Bud Tarko
Jorcan
Clerk
Bull” Franniston
Bull
Bart Rogers
Frankiston
Thom
Burt Rogers
It Was Evident What Had Happened In The Case
Mrs Jordan resumes the sequence of events in a grim tale. Jim Stagger confessed to killing his wife after a quarrel and drunken stumble. Bartholomew then claimed the baby for adoption, sending it West. A mysterious packet aided Jim’s escape from prison and later led him to Framnisten in Bellaine seeking work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
Jim
Sherif Graham
Ilincis
Amire
Mr. Jordan
Bartholomew
Bellaine
Barrows
Franciston
Anita
WIU Service
Franniston
Bart Rovers
Jin
Graham
Albania
Mrs. Jordan
Bart Rogers
Frannstem
Wreming
Jair
Framnisten
Dbellaine
Fraenaisten
Frarsston
Advertising prospects in the home town paper
The notice touts the local newspaper as the best advertising medium for merchants and business men, promising an unrivaled position alongside Local News and offering up to date service with line cuts, copy and layout ideas. A phone contact is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smiths
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Legion
Courtne Ns
Ryley Over
Ol¢ Jim
Tedreuard
Frannisten
Bell
Marshal
Jordan
Tarko
Barts
Rogers Frannister
Ace Téingly
Prisner
Slim
Prielander
Ficial
Gratem
Pranniston
Charere
Bpud
Tarkots
Asitta Eegers
Marsha
Bud
Reomise Rogers
Art
Elis
Bull” Frankiston
Burt
Fritnnisten
A. H. Thomas
Paul
Eal
Hi-Lo Coal
Kentucky
R. A. Marsh
Globe Battery Station
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil
Lead St
Sophia
C. R. Duda
St. Esther Bros
Ramsay, Michigan
Wakefield, Mich
Mrs
John Smith
Bessemer Herald
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