Amity to Penury The Four Conspire Against Paul Rexon
From a letter trail to Prof Fleming Gall the story follows Larry Milman and Senda who uncover a friend’s ruin caused by Paul Rexon. They credit Rexon with clever manipulation yet vow to unite four men in a consultation to fight his alleged financial crookery. Floyd Malet is listed among the victims and the group plans action though Rexon remains legally untouchable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneed
Larry
Milman Senda
Fleming Gall
Allman
Fran
Paul Rexon
Row
Floyd Malet
Raxon
MI Man
Paul Haxon
Fragmentary Dramatic Scene From Unclear Chapter
Fragmentary OCR text presents a disjointed scene with references to a site, a canteen, a race, and an apparent injury. Named entities are sparse, making it difficult to extract a clear event or participants. The passage reads like a fragmented archive piece or transcription with many garbled words.
Milman hosts power players plot in a New York saga
Milman invites Bradney and others to collaborate for a three month trial to seize control of Paul Rexon’s fate. Loddon, the attorney, gathers leverage from Rexon’s secrets while Milman and Neeland Barnes assess Rexon’s danger and the looming political ascent in Manhattan.
Early Troubadours Shaped Medieval Literature and Culture
Mentor Magazine notes the troubadour as a knight poet roaming from northern Spain to Provence and Italy. His songs, the first lyrical poetry in medieval Europe, enrich history with drama romances and fables. Langue d Oc remains noted as the era's rich language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Provence
France
Italy
People
Mentor Magazine
French Housemaid's Title Phrase In Circles Game Context
A fragment notes a phrase about a French housemaid described as “boone a tont faire” meaning literally good for doing everything. It mentions a conversation framed as a circle game titled Emersca, but details are limited.
Missouri Birth Registration Admitted As 1927 Area
Missouri was admitted to the federal birth registration area for 1927 after a Census Bureau check showed over 90 percent of babies born in the state since January 1 had been registered. The move enables federal and state health workers to coordinate more efficiently with registrars, women's clubs, and local organizations assisting the project. Additional items note political announcements, parole grants, bus-line permits, church conference openings, a divorce, a newspaper sale, and a station transfer at a Baytown paper.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
United States Census Bureau
James Tary
State Board of Healt
New York
Stewart
Ans
Women's Clubs
Eliic
Inrze Southeast Mild
Democratic State Committee
Kansas City
Richmond Bay County
Hunter
Frederic
St. Louis
Gardner
Columbia
Gerald F. Breckenridge
Ert M. Fess
University of Missouri
University
Charles Wilson
Sam A. Baker
Melvin Bramley
Frank S. Watkins
Eddie V. Cool
Nick Shayatovich
Callaway County
Cleo Newman
Rich Hill R. L. Jones
Jones
State Public Service Commission
J. K. Francis
Marshfield
Springfield
LR. Shepard
Poplar Bluff
West Plains
St. Joseph
W. F. McMurry
Fayette
Missouri Methodist Conference
Chas. M. Hay
Prohibition Advcate
J. B. Swinney
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Bishop McMurry
Mexico
Jobin Byrns
Byrns
Churches of Christ
Audrain County
Midway Church
George L. Peters
G. E. Neely
A. J. Crum
John Pollitt
Baytown News
Meredith Garden
Sugar Creek
Boy 13 Detective Champion Sparks City Record
Thirteen year old Jack Worden earns fame by solving multiple cases in Highland Park. In three days he helps record twenty three arrests including four peddlers for short weight and nineteen suspects tied to a sale case. Worden credits his father Captain John W. Worden as the mentor enabling swift prosecutions.
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Boy
Detroit
Jack W. Worden
Jack
John W. Worden
Highland Park
Worden
Stck
Marriage Hoax Ends in Death After False Matrimony
In Birmingham, Mrs. Mary Rhodes Elliot, charged with using the mails to defraud, died by self-inflicted death shortly after her arrest. She advertised for a husband offering wealth, married Donald B. Eliot from Arab, Alabama, then took her own life leaving a farewell note. The indictment remains filed with the federal court clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
United States Court of Alabama
Mary Rhodes Elliot
Donald B. Eliot
Arab
Federal Court
Hier
Girl Bride Chooses Husband Over Mother in Pitman Scene
In Pitman New Jersey a 15 year old Marion Stowe wed Lawrence Reemel 27 after eloping with him from Elkton Maryland. Mrs Marion Stowe pursued, met them on Broadway, and forced a dramatic street confrontation. The bride chose her husband over returning home, weeping as she vowed to stay with Reemel amid the mother's protest.
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Pitman
N. J
Elopers
Broadway
Lawrence Reemel
Marion Stowe
Marion B. Stowe
Reemel
Elkton
Chestertown
Mrs. Stowe
Lawrence
Swarm of Bees Forces Horse Chase in Berlin
A swarm of bees clustered on the tail of a horse harnessed to a butcher wagon in front of a Berlin shop. The horse bucked to amuse a frightened crowd for about ten minutes, then fled. The fire brigade pursued, spraying the horse’s hindquarters with water for half a mile until the bees dispersed and the exhausted animal was captured.
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Berlin
Theorse
Wife may attend dances without husband support, court rules
In a Domestic Relations case Judge Fine held that a wife who attends public dances against her husband's wishes need not be supported by him. The ruling clarifies marital obligations in cases of personal liberty and social activity under domestic relations law.
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Waxesbarre
Fine
Parson fined for whipping daughter in secret marriage
Rev. E J Owens of Carlisle Arkansas was fined five dollars after being charged with whipping his sixteen year old daughter for talking to John Lowe, her secret husband.
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Carlisle, Ark
E. J. Owens
John Lowe
Oklahoma farmer woman praises Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
In a sunny Oklahoma pasture a tired dairy woman, Mrs. Cora Short, shares how Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound revived her health. She weighs 135 pounds now after seven bottles and urges other hard working women to try the remedy to regain energy and confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Lydia B. Pinkham
Cora Short
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hypnotist Puts Patient Under Dentist's Drill
Fragment from a Chicago scene notes a dentist using hypnosis to put a patient to sleep during a lengthy four tooth operation. The patient follows dental cues precisely and reports no pain as the procedure proceeds. Also mentions ads for Red Cross Ball Blue and a Juvenal quotation about ambition.
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Chicago
Capper
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Fifth Avenue
Wyndham Martyn
Soares
Daveton
Professor Bradney
Malet
Neeland Barnes
Fleming Bradney
Milman
Bradney
Tors
Loddon
Peter Milman
Paul Raxon
Labor
Wall Street
Great Rock
Bellington
Traction Trust
Rch
Thedea
Washington
Taxon
Jim Caffray
Sing Sing
Tell
Jim
Roxon
Bright
United States Senate
Axon
Bite
Haxon
Jim Cattray
Bar Association
Paul
Pittacus
Missouri News Nuggets
TOR
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dru
Juvenal
Doan
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