Secret identities and hospital ties weave a social tale
K LeMoyne hides as a famed Doctor Edwardes while Sidney, under Dr Max Wilson’s sway, becomes a nurse. Mrs Page, Anna, and Aunt Harriet host a circle where Joe Drummond, Carlotta Harrison, Christine Lorenz, and Palmer Howe cross paths. Accidents and jealousies ripple as Wilson guards LeMoyne’s true fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. LeMoyne
Page
Sidney
Anna
Harriet
Max Wilson
Joe Drummond
Carlotta Harrison
Christine Lorenz
Palmer Howe
Howe
Johnny Rosenfeld
Doctor Wilson
LeMoyne
Doctor Edwardes
Night Hospital Intrigue and a Shattered Plan
In a hospital drama, Sidney faces emotional temptation as Johnny Rosenfeld nears recovery. K discovers Carlotta Harrison’s deadly secret and Le Moyne’s life-saving intervention brings reconciliation and renewed loyalties amid fraught relationships and moral reckoning.
Sidney's suspended sentence sparks house upheaval
Harriet fears the scandal as Sidney returns home for thirty days while K explains the mistake to Harriet and Sidney. Sidney, worn and circled by hardship, contemplates staying away as Christine shuns contact and the household debates propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Kennedy
Sidney
Harriet
Katie
Mimi
Christine
Night on the street shadows a man waking
After two o clock the man K. pauses from sleep no longer. He sits by the small fire in his dressing gown thinking about the months on the street as the night unfolds and his early experiences drift away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Harriet
Christine
Johnny
Max Wilson
Mrs. Ro
Carlotta
Wilson
le Moyne
Johnny Rosenfeld
Max
Carlotta Harrison
Real Secret of K LeMoyne Revealed in Cliffhanger
The text hints at a hidden truth about K LeMoyne that derailed his rising career. Carlotta Harrison appears to hold knowledge that could be damaging. The narrative promises further developments in a future installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. LeMoyne
Carlotta Harrison
Final allotment of state's money and bank bids
The state distributes surplus funds across 39 banks and trust companies for four years with an average 3.75 percent interest. Capital Bank in Jefferson City wins the highest bid. bids from Night and Day Bank St. Louis and Southwest Boulevard Bank Kansas City follow. Federal and state officials allocate about $1.5 million remaining funds and detail bids across multiple institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Gardner
McAllister
Middelkamp
St. Louis
Southwest Boulevard Bank
Kansas City
Exchange Bank
Citizens’ Bank
Marshfield
City Centre Bank
Ellington Bank
Central Missouri Trust Co
Jefferson
American Exchange Bank
Sedalia
First National Bank
Missouri State Bank
Butler
Bank of Nevada
Nevada
Commerce ‘Trust Company
Wilson
Congress
Missouri
League
Organization of Nations
Frederick N. Judson
Olver H. Dean
Percy Werner
Cecil Thomas
Gov
Judson
Dean
Werner
Manley ©. Hudson
Columbia
J. A. Lewis
St. Louis Bank of Commerce
Miller Hagerman
State Institutions Lure for Funds Cut by House Panel
The appropriations bill allocates $1,796,534 from revenue to state educational institutions, down from $2,350,254 with $389,979 for new buildings removed. University funds total $1,054,500 with additional collateral inheritances of $579,500 and $151,000 for Rolla School of Mines. Other schools receive varying grants including Kirksville Normal, Warrensburg Normal, Cape Girardeau, Springfield Normal, Maryville Normal, Lincoln Institute, and Rolla Mines. Hawes and Carter clash over good roads legislation in the senate chamber. The supreme court rules city charter utilities regulation unconstitutional, saying state public service commission retains authority. Judge Blair of Joplin qualifies for the public service commission, pending successor appointment for the Jasper county circuit bench. Committee report suggests deferring about $100,000 in deficiencies and abolishing 28 clerkships to curb unnecessary state employment.
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Paggyonte
Lee
Jasper County
McNamara
St. Louis
The
Buildings Trades Council of
Hoe
Circuit Court
Senate
Cook
House
Mitchell
Lawrence
House Committee On
Hostetter
Kirksville Normal
Warrensburg Normal
Cape Girardeau
Springfield Normal
Maryville Normal
Lincoln Institute
State University
Rolla School of Mines
University
Missouri prison inventory shows value of 2405624 dollars
The board of appraisers fixed state interests in the penitentiary and property at 2405624 dollars, up about 400000 from 1913 and 1914. The report, by Wis dom of Columbia Nance of Poplar Bluff and Steel of Charleston, lists detailed valuations including buildings, plants, and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Appraisers
State Board of Prison Inspectors
T. E. Wisdom
Columbia
W. G. Nance
Poplar Bluff
L. D. Steel
Charleston
State Farm
McClung’s Park
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
McClure Publications, Inc
Lished
Capital Bank
Carter
Clark County
Eet
Stark
Cass
Hawes
Harry B. Hawes
City of
Supreme Court
State Public Service Commission
Joplin
David H. Blair
R. H. Pearson
Blair
Rich. R. Correll
Appropriations Committee
Peace League
Charles E. Turpin
Anthony W. Powers
Powers
Turpin
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