Love and Jealousy at Mark Brands West Ranch
Jean Northrup after her father’s death marries guardian Mark Brand and clashes with a New York engineer Dick Mason. A dangerous kiss and a declaration of love unfold as Mark reveals true affection, forcing Jean to surrender and plan a life with him at his ranch.
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Jean Northrup
Unmn
West
Mark Brand
Jean
Mark
New York
Dick Mason
Cicely Knowles
Carol Baker
Ares
Frank
Harry
Doc
Galicia
Jenkins
Brand's
Ian
Ark
Mana
The Mystery Girl Begins in Sunday Post
Carolyn Wells authors a mystery crime tale titled The Mystery Girl that centers on a puzzling detection. The story will start in tomorrow's Sunday Post, inviting readers into a strange investigation.
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Carolyn Wells
Starbird Denied Involvement With Haverhill High Football
Arlington C. Clow of Haverhill High School writes to the editor denying any connection of student Starbird to team activities. He demands correction of a misimpression, asserting the claim is unfounded and harms the school's image and its students.
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Pus
Hilly
Arlington 1
Clow, Haverhill
Wigh School
Locomotive Explosion Kills Three in New York
A freight locomotive on the West Shore Railroad exploded near Harbor New York on September 29 killing Engineer John Caldwell Fireman G P Morrell of Syracuse and Brakeman H R Baxter of Albany.
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Little Falls
N. Y
West Shore Railroad
Harbor
John Caldwell
G. P. Morrell
Syracuse
H. R. Baxter
Albany
Young engineer envisions electric power afloat for ships
A 16 year old in 1882 watched the first central electricity station rise on Pearl and Fulton. Now a consulting engineer, W. T. Donnelly designs floating dry docks and ships. He tests an electric propulsion system aboard two yachts, the Dawn and New Era, with power on the Dawn powering both via underwater cable. He envisions canal boats and inland waterways using a fleet of electric barges, potentially transforming marine transport and aiding the Atlantic Deeper Waterways plan.
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New York
Central Station
America
Pearl Street
Fulton Street
General Electric Review
W. T. Donnelly
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
New England
Florida
Donnelly
Agent's Act Saves Life of Broiler
The eight pound chicken in a car seized by prohibition agents was saved by an agent's act as its owner Harry Wilker of Revere faced a moonshine haul of 40 gallons. Commissioner Hayes opened questions yesterday about the bird's current whereabouts during the hearing.
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Harry Wilker
Revere
United States
Hayes
Prohibition Case Involves Chicken And Hooch on Blue Hill
Prohibition Agent Williams testified he smelled liquor in a car on Blue Hill Avenue near Morton Street. Defendants Wilker and J Edward Devine claimed the scent and chicken were unrelated. The magistrate ordered the chicken returned to its owner, while prosecutors seek accountability for feed and eggs. The judge noted no proof the current load leaked, and the defendants were discharged.
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Prohibition
Williams
Blue Hill Avenue
Morton Street
Wilker
Commissioner Hayes
Agent Williams
Shea
J. Edward Devine
Montello Street
Brockton
Daniel A. Shea
Hayes
Will Keep Devens as Training Camp
Official announcement confirms Camp Devens retained as a corps area training camp and plans to abandon the South Boston base. Today 50 clerks and other workers are discharged as a million dollar auction of base property proceeds, with sales exceeding expectations. England develops a searchlight for photographing wreckage and deep sea life via submarine camera.
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Camp Devens
South Boston Army Base
Army Base
England
Ford plans to use wealth to create jobs and grow production
Henry Ford told the Wall Street Journal he will invest his vast wealth in industry to employ thousands more workers and raise national wealth. He cited Rockefeller and Carnegie distributions as acceptable but not his method.
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New York
Henry Ford
Wall Street Journal Today
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Thirteen Hurt As Auto Collision Wrecks Cars in Duxbury
In Duxbury near Kingston boundary a Plymouth truck driven by Adam Bertelli struck a touring car driven by Holmes of Eastondale. Bertelli and a young companion were injured while Holmes’s group of two women and eight children were tossed from the wreck. one child initially missing, later found unharmed.
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Duxbury
Kingston
Plymouth
Adam Bertelli
Holmes
Eastondale
Bertelli
Victor Records Offer Variety From Sousa Marches
Collection highlights include varied works from Sousa's Band. The note promises to obtain any preferred record, praising two of the March King's proudest and most spirited compositions.
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Victor
Sousa
March King
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