The Light of Western Stars Chapter XX Continues
Madeline learns Padre Marcos kept the secret that Stewart is truly married to Lenora. Marcos pleads for mercy and urges Madeline to consider the cost of Stewart’s freedom as a soldier and her own heart. Stillwell and Danny Mains rally around Bonita and the Cadres mine tale, while Stewart’s fate hangs on Lenora’s answer.
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Monty
Nick
Monty Price
You
Bill
Bonita
Stillwell
Cowboy
Danny
Madeline
Miss Hammond
Danny Mains
Gene Stewart
Gene
Miss Majesty
Saet
Peloncillos
Majesty
el Cajon
Padre Marcos
Stithwell
Bonita Av
Gene An
Jonita
Pat Hawe
Don Carlos
Donita
Stewart
Senora
Lenora
Senor Stewart
Vaquero
Senor
Butt T
Tie
Kor
Madeline Hammond
Secret Told In The Night Of Madeline And Intruders
Late night events reveal Madeline's fragile state as a dusty yard scene shows a ragged mule pack and cattlemen discussing Danny Mavis. A young, handsome intruder bursts onto the porch with swift, violent actions shocking Madeline and others.
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Madeline
Miss Majesty
Ewart
Danny Ins
Stillwell
Danny Mavis
Byur
Bill
Bonita
I Love Him Madeline Faces Love and War
Madeline Hammond confesses love for Stewart while weighing duty and a dangerous plan to save him from rebel capture. She leverages money and political contacts, dispatching telegrams and coordinating a daring mission with Stillwell and Link. The suspense builds as a dawn deadline nears and favorable word arrives.
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Stilwell
Stillwell
Sam Stewart
Miss Majesty
Link
Washington
New York
San Antonio
Stewart
Madeline
el Cajon
el Paso
el’ Paso
Juarez
Maileline
Stevens
Sharpshooter in Federal Ranks Sentenced to Death
Yesterday he was described as a sharpshooter in the federal ranks and was sentenced to death Thursday at sunset.
Single Devotion in Church Pews Quip Captures Family Tension
A Life column snippet notes a quarrel about seating in church with two pews and a father’s remark that his wife and children do not get along, highlighting family tension in a small community setting.
New York Firm To Refurbish Used Pins For Reuse
A New York company plans to reclaim discarded dress pins by cleaning and refinishing them. After a year of testing, magnets failed to clean pins adequately, but a successful refinishing process now promises pins returned at half the price of new. The move aims to cut pin costs for dressmaking houses with large yearly pin bills.
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New York
Them
New York City
Life Saving Pup Fights Maddened Bull to Save Boy
A common hound shields an eight year old near Sunbury Pennsylvania from a charging bull. The dog attacked from the rear sinking teeth in the bull’s hind leg and dragging it away as the boy crawled free. The pup then guided his master to safety and fled.
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Sunbury
Nazareth Embraces Modern Garages Amid Tension
The Nazareth town scene shifts toward modernization as automobile traffic rises with new repair shops run by Arabs Syrians or Jews trained in the United States. The change contrasts with local homes near the sacred sites and echoes echoes of brotherhood once preached by the Savior.
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Nazareth
Christ
United States
Master of Men
Aerial mail planes publish on board newspaper
Air routes between London and Paris now include a printing setup on board flights. The aircraft publish a daily newspaper with world news, stock quotes, and features, edited in flight and delivered by parachute to towns along the route. Wireless updates from London and Paris keep the editor in touch.
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London
Paris
Senator Warren’s Anecdote On Indians And Airships
Senator Francis E. Warren of Wyoming humorously recalls a committee discussion on Indian heirship cases. He says a fellow senator asked the chairman to explain what Indians have to do with airships, a line that amused the room during committee deliberations.
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Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Sunday School Name Confusion Stirs Class
In Indianapolis a Sunday school teacher asks a boy his name. Before he answers, several children interject with different names John Clark John Fox John Anderson. The teacher asks the boy to state his name.
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Indianapolis
John Clark
John Fox
John Anderson
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