Morgan Gap Gang Opens Trouble in Sleepy Cat Territory
In the Music Mountain country near Sleepy Cat the Morgan gang causes alarm as Henry de Spain becomes stage line manager with John Lefever. At Calabasas the new team confronts Morgan and Sassoon over a drunken passenger dispute while Nan Morgan arrives seeking mail, sparking a tense exchange and a vow to restore order on the remote routes.
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Rocky Mountain
Morgan
Morgan Gap
Calabasas
Thief River
Jeffries
Mountain Division
Henry de Spain
de Spain
John Lefevre
Music Mountain
Morgan's Gap
Music Mountain Country
Morgan’s Gap
Nan Morgan
Alt Calabusas
Sleepy Cut
Sunshine
Aikall
Calabasas Inn
Lefever
de Soulo
Bil McCarty
Bill
Ton
Hone
John
Rocky Mountains
Henry
Pedro
Gale Morgen
David Sassoon
Sassoon
Sandusky
Gale Morgan
Frank Elpaso
Elpaso
de Boalh
Dave Sassoon
Pumperwasser
Medicine Bend
Spain
McAlpin
Nan
Cat
Sassoon Escapes to Morgan Gap Amid Calabasas Tension
De Spain Lefever and Bob Scott plan a night pursuit after Sassoon, the dangerous guard, escapes through a window at Calabasas inn. They track him toward Music Mountain and the Morgan gap, wary of Sandusky and Logan prowl in the vicinity.
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de Spain
Scott
Sassoon
Lefever
Music Mountain
Morgan's
Calabasas
Sandusky
Harvey Logan
Kid Williams Still Happy After Title Loss
A New Orleans traveler reports Kid Williams, though stripped of the championship, remains upbeat and calm. Williams said he is glad the title is over, can still earn money, and has offers for five fights while avoiding fear of rivals.
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Kid Williams
Williams
New Orleans
Rocap
Johnny Williams
De Spain tackles a mighty big job as Nan Morgan rises
The era’s headlines spotlight De Spain taking on a major task while Nan Morgan, a leading figure, challenges him. The piece hints at upcoming friction within the group and the prominence of Morgan in the scene.
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de Spain
Nan Morgan
Pride
Draper Reflects on a Misread Deal
A customer in a shop asked for a discount and offered ninety five cents for a one dollar item. The draper refused, suggesting payment on a future visit, prompting the anxious joke about death and a sad retreat.
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Aeale
Writere That Count. Two sorts of writers possess genius
The aphorism attributes genius to two kinds of writers. One group thinks deeply while the other spurs others to think, illustrating a contrast on the nature of creative influence.
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Joseph
Major Trapshooting Tourneys Set Across U S
Listings announce the Twelfth Pacific Coast trapshooting tournament at San Jose Gun Club California. The Twelfth Southern event at Roanoke Gun Club Virginia runs May 20 to 31. The Eleventh Eastern at Hartford Gun Club Connecticut runs June 20 to 22. The Twelfth Western at St Josephs Gun Club Missouri runs July 17 to 19. The Eighteenth Grand American at South Shore Country Club Chicago Illinois runs August 20 to 24.
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Roanoke
San Jose
Cal
Hartford
Interesting Sport Paragraphs From Historic Notes
Berlin schedules 74 days of horse racing this season. An amateur defined as someone paid for services travels away without belonging. Alaska hosts a Midnight Sun baseball league with big leaguers likely to fit in. After 15 years, Arthur Susskind known as Young Otto remains active in boxing. Eastern Intercollegiate soccer starts Oct 20 and ends Nov 24 with Penn as champion. Lincoln highway estimates shrink to 8000 miles from New York to San Francisco. The war between the National and American leagues remains the only prolonged conflict settled without a clear victory. Connie Mack resists widening ballpark gates amid fan rush and risk.
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Bia Holeter
Beatt
Duke
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Purgatoire Creek
Baltimore
Berlin
Alaska
Arthur Susskind
New York
Young Otto
University of Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Connie Mack
Ball Park
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