Red Range by Eugene Lang continues the chase
Forced to run from the law and clear his name as Comanche Linn, Ca rama Year and Con Cameron race toward the Broken Wheel ranch. They dodge Megeath loyalists, confront Monk Irby, and uncover dangers as Mrs Tentson and the Graceys lie wounded. The pursuit tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bin Lie
Con Cameron
Caama
Topekaenison
Nevil Lowe
Tivan
Jounon
Lowe
Iter
Danet
Tenions
Aving
Tenison
Jon
Caramba
Monk Irby
Megeath
Broken Wheel
Irby
Cao
Carama
Dand Lowe
Danton
Graceys
Onopa Trouble and Latimer Fear Clash at the Wheel
Constable Con investigates Gracey murder rumors and Monk Irby danger while In Onopa. He faces Latimer’s violent crew near Broken Wheel as Teni son orders wagons and prepares for an antelope spring roundup. Janet Tenison's presence deepens ties to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canina
Con
Janton
Aybe
Anton
Nevil Lowe
Gracey
Carmelita’s
Onopa
Monk Irby
Monk
Slash
Topeka Tenison
Perch
Galel
Johnson
Latimer
Goree
Tenison
Red Mesa
Johnny Dutch
Skeets
Caramba
Antelope Springs
Janet
Crochet Scarves Add Colorful Touch to Luncheon Attire
A colorful jiffy crochet in rug cotton promises bright scarves that pair with luncheons. The scarf length is customizable, allowing any desired measure for a festive, cheerful accessory.
Tramp Tries to Speak to George in English Tavern
A tramp on a country road stops before a tavern bearing the sign George and the Dragon. He asks the landlady for a meal and old clothes for a poor man. She refuses, then he requests to speak to George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
George and the
George
Unclear excerpt from Woodrow Wilson on peace and justice
An archival quote stating the aim to vindicate peace and justice against autocratic power and to foster a globally free, self-governed concert of purposes and action to ensure adherence to these principles. It reflects Wilsonian ideals and the hope for universal observance of peace and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
USO Appeal Urges Public Support for War Morale
A wartime appeal extols USO work from camps to Caribbean posts, stressing morale via clubs and personal defense of individual liberty. It notes government praise, calls for donations to six national USO agencies, and instructs readers to send contributions to local committees or USO National Headquarters in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General MacArthur
USO
Butt
National Headquarters
Empire State Building
New York
N. Y
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Eugene Lang
W.M
Gloomy
Monkerby
Plazita
Blackbeard
Wheeler
Latimers
Helligo Canyon
Topeka
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
Tramp
Ovid
American Technical School
Airport
Des Moines
McCune Ridg
Aersau
Alaska
Caribbean
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