De Spain and Nan Survive Night of Gunfire on Music Mountain
De Spain and Nan Morgan endure a deadly dawn on Music Mountain as a distant ridge gun battle drives them toward safety. Lefever and companions regroup at Sassoon’s ranch while tensions rise among Duke Morgan’s faction and the pursuing posse.
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Nan
Spain
de Spain
Sassoon
Far Gulf
Sussoon
Nan Morgan
Old Duke
Gale
Morgans
Frank Elpaso
John
Frank
Lefover
Elpaso
Lefever
Kennedy
Sleepy Cat
Farrell
Henry
Henry de Spain
Wickwire
Tommie Meggeson
Scott
Duke Morgan
Sipaso
Duke
EL Capitan
Tlenry de Spato
Nalog Warts
Satt Morgan
Satt
Satterlee
Duke's
O. K
Lefever Tommie Meggeson
Music Mountain
John Lefever
Mr. de Spain
Lefever Ready At Dawn To Lead Rescue Mission
Lefever, riding into the Dud De Spain incident at first light, orders his men to stay put and signals a coordinated move. He explains no one should lag and assigns signals in case De Spain escapes during the pursuit.
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Lefever
Chutiig
Stort
Dud de Spain
Binda
Beott
Bul
de Spain
Bob
de Supaulu
Puppeta of Fate Chapter XXVI Opens Mystery Call
Nan and De Spain shelter with the Jeffries after Lefever sends word from Calabasas. A tense evening follows as Nan recovers while De Spain receives a puzzling telephone challenge from a nameless caller who refuses to reveal identity over the line. The caller hints at old familiarity.
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Puppeta
Nan
de Spain
Sleepy Cat
Lefever
Jeffries
Calabasas
Mia
de Spalo
John
Jeffrieses
de Spala
de Spaln
Mr. de Spain
de Spaio
la Henry de Spaio
Night Talk on Grant Avenue Deepens a Tangled Plot
Henry de Spain contends with a mysterious visitor at his home after a tense warning to stay unseen. Pardaloe reveals Sassoon’s possible guilt and Duke Morgan’s role, while Nan Morgan worries about danger and their precarious future together.
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Flo
Sassoon
Pardaloe
de Spain
Nan
el Capitan
Bobcats
Mountain Mons
Dave Sassoon
Gap
Gale
Duke
Ed Wigkwire
Medicine Bend
Peace River
Calabasas
Sam
Duke Morgan
Pardalee
Wickwire
Mr. de Spain
Henry
Truman era election view noted in Indiana race
Representative Joe Trussell of Missouri said the Sixth Indiana district special election did not represent an antiadministration victory. He noted the district’s Republican history, Comstock’s win last year, and Elliott’s loyalty claims while asserting Gray’s stance and wartime support were misunderstood by critics. The result, he argued, was not a rebuke of the administration.
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Joe Trussell
Missouri
Finly Gray
Indiana
Mr. Russell
United States
James J. Watson
Comstock
Elliott
Gray
Champaign
Germany
Washington Fost
Splendid Crops Signal Victory and Prosperity
Washington reports a 3,000,000,000 bushel corn harvest promising allied victory by ensuring food for soldiers and boosting American farm wealth. Wheat and other grains forecast strong yields with record potatoes, plus widespread home gardens, shaping national prosperity.
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United States
Washington
Garcia
Germany
Control of Exports to Neutral Countries
The text argues that restricting exports to neutral countries reduces bidding among rivals and allies for supplies, while centralized allied purchases lower price surges. Provisions must be enforced with thoroughness yet tact, prioritizing allies' needs, while neutrals' feelings and necessities receive reasonable consideration.
Necessity for Embargo and Strict Trade Surveillance
The text argues the duty and right to prevent all trading with the enemy and to scrutinize neutral nations acting as channels to Germany. It asserts closing every access point as essential to an effective blockade and vows to use full embargo powers, including actions against the Dutch, to prosecute the war.
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Germany
United States
No Cabinet Changes Needed in Tribune's Partisan Debate
The Chicago Tribune's attack on a coalition cabinet is dismissed as partisan. The piece argues Republicans would demand cooperation only if in power, while claiming readers favor the Wilson cabinet over any coalition.
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Chicago
Congress Praised for Bipartisan Work in Historic Session
The writer commends Congress for cooperative effort across parties to serve the nation. They note limited progress on registration laws but praise the current and prior Congress for efficiency and accomplishments, while acknowledging adverse criticism when misinterpreting public opinion.
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Congress
Httle
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