Plane wreck and gold claim scheme unfolds on Mackenzie
Prospector ROBERT Garth prepares his mining claim when a hydroplane lands at All Grey station. Lilith and Vivian Huxley, wealthy backers, join him with a plan while hinting at treachery. Garth navigates the monoplane to the claim as disputes and danger loom on the journey to the Mackenzie uplift.
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Buxby
The Whip Hand in the Alaska Wilderness
Garth asserts control after a plane crash strands Vivian Ramill, her father, and Huxley in a remote muskeg. He refuses to abandon them, imposes order, recovers meat and supplies, and presses for a disciplined march toward civilization while testing loyalties and leadership. The tense strike ends with preparations for a difficult trek as the group debates allegiance and survival duties.
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Vivian
Huxley
Garth
Ramil
Hagond
Mr. Ramill
Mr. Ramli
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Miss Ramill
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Galahad
Hoxby
Mis Ramill
Giraffe Described as a Laughing Jungle Oddity
A writer in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat sketches the giraffe as a product of design and whimsy, noting its long neck and front legs, sloped body, and peculiar water-drinking habits. The piece treats the animal as a humorous, irregular creation of nature, meant to amuse the jungle.
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Globe:Democrat
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River Flows Uphill Says US Geological Survey
The United States Geological Survey reports a river that flows uphill due to sea level differences. Measurements place the river mouth four miles farther from Earth's center than its source, a phenomenon explained by gravity and surface level variations.
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United States
Misalsalpp
BEBY
Pathe
Ander: Magazine
Montrouge rumor arming home leads to police raid
Residents in the Montrouge suburb believed a house in the district housed an arsenal. Police investigated and found 17 military rifles dating to 1870, a revolver, ammunition, and grenades.
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Paria
Montrouge
Washington Digest on World War Veterans Bonus Debate
The author discusses Congress likely to approve immediate cash bonus payments to World War I veterans and links the debate to the Townsend old age pension plan. It outlines the growing national debt, interest costs, and the burden on taxpayers, noting past presidents resisted lump-sum bonus payments to avoid Treasury strain.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Veterans Bureau
United States
Treasury
Thea Townsend
Con-Greas
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Bach
Roosevelt era relief policy fuels party power play
A Washington column analyzes New Deal era relief funding and its use to aid a social class, noting wastage, rising national debt, and the political leverage of aligning agriculture and labor. It critiques Republican leadership as passive, urging active campaigning to counter the Democratic coalition ahead of elections.
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Warley
Caney
Republican- Nationa Committee
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