Diamonds of Malopo Chapter X Continued
Winton witnesses a brutal diamond inspection then learns Ned and Seaton blow the lid on a conspiracy. Ned loses almost all speech, retains only Hottentot sounds, while Seaton returns, vow of change in hand.
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Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1924
Page
3
Trial builds as Seaton testifies against De Witt in Malopo
In Malopo the trial of Seaton opens with his confession about diamond thefts. De Witt and Davis loom large as Winton’s complex strategy unfolds. Seaton details bribery and coercion that tie the syndicate to the West Griquaming claim and the long struggle for control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoep
Davis
Malopo
Winton
Seaton
Crawford
Vryburg
Upton
de Witt
Brown
Inton
Sheila
South Africa
Garrett
de Wit
Market Square
Judge Crawford
Ned Burns
Ned
Pillar
Mr. Garrett
Mr. de Witt
West Rietfontein
van Vorst
Griqualand
Saint Dustan and the Devil Tale from Glastonbury
The Detroit News recounts the legend of Dustan patron saint of goldsmiths a painter jeweler and blacksmith expelled from court who built a cell near Glastonbury church where the devil supposedly whispered through a lattice Dustan mocked the devil seizing him with red hot tongs and forcing a vow never to tempt again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Dustan
Dustan
Glastonbury Church
The
Detroit News
Canterbury
Devil
Use Phones Now Neighborhood Sewing Circles Obsolete
Neighborhood sewing circles have declined as news distributors and are superseded by telephones. The shift marks a move toward faster, direct communication replacing traditional in-person gatherings.
Arbor Day observance and Missouri bank closure notes
Missouri announces Arbor Day Week from March 30 to April 5 with Gov Hyde urging observance and school cooperation. Putnam County Bank of Matoon closed again, with details on finances and officials. state bank examiner to take charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri State Horticultural Society
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Tree Lovers’ Association of America
Arthur M. Hyde
Jefferson City
Charles A. Lee
Gov. Hyde
Missouri
State Horticultural Society
Putnam County Bank of
Mendota
Putnam County
State Finance Department
L. C. Davis
Noah Probasco
Regular Army
National Guard
Officers Reserve Corps
Joplin
J. T. Menzie
R. M. James
F.C. Carl
Organized Reserves
Coast Artillery Corps
Carthage
W. L. Schrantz
Reserve Corps of
State Capitol
Capitol Decorations Commission
A. Sterling Calder
New York
Capitol
University of Missouri
Columbia
Farmers’ Bank
Hickory
C. C. Wilson General
State Public Service Commission
Oronogo Gas Company
Oronogo
Jasper County
Elma Elcm
J. H. Elam
North of Madison
Nigeria
Africa
Foreign Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Miss Elam
Louisville
Harry G. Larsh
Miami
Okla
Mina Garrett
Funk
Boone County Medical Association
The
County Nurse Association
State Board of Health
Nodaway County
Missouri Pacific
S. H. Darnell
Stoddard County
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Victor Rousseau
van Beer
Josephs
Broca
Hottentot
Mr. Burns
Syndicate
Missouri News Nuggets
G. Frank Aldrich
Eldorado Springs
University of Missouri Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
George L. Voss
St. Joseph
J. Howard Woods
Princeton
J. J. Weaver
Frisco Division
Jacksonville, Fla
Fort Smith, Ark
Springfield
Ashley Johnson
State Highway Commission
Hyde
B. H. Piepmeier
WOS
St. Louis
Kansas City
Worth
Gentry
Sullivan
Lincoln
Benton
Saline
Miller
Maries
Montgomery
Howard
Jefferson
Ste. Genevieve
McDonald
Greene
Pulaski
Wright
Stoddard
Scott and Nodaway
Missouri Military Academy of Mexico
United States
Canada
Cuba
Florence Frissos
Slater
Frissos
Jackson County
Holland Banking Company
Frank Millspaugh
C. E. Robinson
Robinson Tire Company
John M. Hill
Amoret
Shelbyville
J. W. Lemon
Hoisington
Kan
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