Crooked Trails Ends In Silence And Death
In a violent confrontation the firing stops quickly as Soapy is killed and Blackwell escapes into the chaparral. Curly saves Cranston’s life while Bad Bill dies after admitting he planned the killing. Curly vows to bear responsibility and slips away into darkness.
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Soapy
Blackwell
Bill
Stone
Curly
Culliton
Cranston
Sam
Bil
Chalkeye
Luck
Flandran
Sweeney
Horne
Prodigal Son Reunites With Family at Del Mar
In Chapter X the prodigal son returns with his sister and Laura London at the Del Mar. He faces guilt and danger from Soapy Stone and Blackwell’s escape. Curly aids by foiling a plot, saving his father and Sam, and earning Kate’s confession of love.
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Laura London
the del Mar
Davia
Soapy Stone
Luck
Curly
Cullison
Bam
Bill
Dutch
Blackwell
Spring Valley
Kate
Father
Sam
Trouble
Missing Kate Cullison Sparks Manhunt in Arizona Hills
Luck Cullison and posse search the Mesa Verde region after Kate Cullison vanishes while riding. Fendrick reports seeing her with a man near a pit and suggests Blackwell abducted her. The group theorizes the kidnapper plans to evade capture by fleeing toward Sonora, prompting a countywide alert and fortified camps to trap the suspect.
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Kate Cullison
Bob
Sweeney
Luck
Toch
Fendrick
Sam
Cass
Mies
Blackwell
Awooney
Collison
Casa
Good Samaritan Helps Convict After Canyon Rescue
Kate, riding near a canyon, discovers a wounded man trapped in a prospect hole. She rescues him after he asks for water, then is abducted to a hotel and forced to roast and feed him quail. The convict Blackwell asserts control, planning their next move as she resists.
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Fendrick
Kate
Curly
Blackwell
Those Girls Eaith Song Silly Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue shows Maud and Edith debating singing to settle a dispute with Jack and Maud suggesting singing as payback. The lines reveal a casual, domestic tone with characters engaged in light banter.
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Eaith
Jack
Maud
Bill Wears Gloves After Doing Housework
In Lewiston Journal style narrative, Bill admits his wife’s illness forced him to perform house chores. He explains his red, blistered hands from cooking, cleaning, and laundry while noting his wife does much more when able. The piece humorously contrasts gender roles and domestic labor.
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Mort
Undertakers’ Herald
Bill
Joe
Lewiston Journal
Wireless radio system for lifeboats proposed by inventor
An eastern inventor designs a compact wireless system for lifeboats on each vessel. The unit is in a watertight box with grounding and a helmeted operator for telegraphing and telephoning, aiming to provide permanent communication after shipwrecks.
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Ite
Popular Mechanics
Atera
Plainly dressed woman recalls finding man in her pew
A witness recalls the moment a plainly dressed woman discovered a man seated in her church pew. The exchange is described with sharp, scornful lines and a dramatic courtroom tone as the scene unfolds.
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Mavid
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Yesler
Mesa Verde
Blue Canon
Bert” Sam
Lack
Mesa Verda
Hls
Fiders
Fendrich
Mise Cullison
Black Well
Hoe
Arizona
Sonora
Wense
Colligan
Edith
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