Dragons Drive You: A Romantic Turmoil in Chicago
Jeb Braddon a young Chicago broker pursues Agnes Glenelth daughter of a retired maker. Rod, a doctor, loves Agnes but knows it cannot be. Agnes refuses marriage while Jeb plans to wed her. A Turninbed apartment leads to a crime as Culver shoots her husband Charles Lorrie and Myrthe Lorrie calls lawyer Cathall O Mara.
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Jeb Braddon
Chicago
Agnes Glenelth
Rodney
Agnes
Jeb
Rod
Rochester
Fm Jeb
Anes
New York
Sho
Mr. Colver
Cathall O'Mara
Ulrich
Colega
Myrtle Lorrie
Myrtle
Colege
Culver
Delega
Nordell
Colegan
Martii O'Mara
Agnes Gleneith
Faith
Mr. Braddon
Judson E. Braddon
O'Mara
Myrtle Lorrie and Agnes Face Police In Private Room
Myrtle Lorrie clings to Agnes as three plainclothes officers confront them over a dangerous secret. Agnes recalls a pistol and waits as the detectives search the scene for Myrtle’s husband. The tension mounts in a tense, unnamed city room.
O'Mara Confronts Suspects in Lorrie Murder Case
Agnes Gleneith and Jeb Braddon arrive amid a tense room as Lt Colega and Nordell interview Myrtle Lorrie about Charles Lorrie's death. O'Mara steps in to calm the scene and demands the location of the unknown man Braddon brought, while Agnes grapples with fear and implications of her involvement.
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Ulrich
Nordell
Colega
Jensen
Agnes
Agnes Grenelth
Charles Lorrie
Cie
O'Mara
Myrtle Lorrie
Miss Glenelth
Rothstein scandals and a killer horse haunt old timers
Veterans recount whispers of Arnold Rothstein hiding a hidden fortune and a long vanished stake in a vault on Long Island. The tale shifts to Kercheval the horse a notorious “man eater” in California sixty years ago indicted for maiming riders and a jury verdict.
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Saratoga
Arnold Rothstein
Arnold
Broadway
Reds
White Sox
Long Island
Kercheval
West
California
Not in the Box Score and Other Sports Mentions
A collage of sports and racing notes mentions Pie Traynor walking from Ebbets Field to a Broadway hotel after a Dodgers loss, Saratoga Racing Association presidents, fight film tech, old boxing nicknames, Holy Cross football hopes, Tony Canzoneri title rumors, Alabama Pitts batting, and various players connected to teams and farms.
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Pie Traynor
Pirates
Dodgers
Ebbetsfield
Broadway
George Bull
Saratoga Racing Association
Columbia
Harry Oiler
Hans Wagner
New England
Holy Cross
al Weill
Tony Canzoneri
Alabama Pitts
Charlotte
United States Bureau of Standards
Saratoga
George Cizer
Allentown
R.B.I
Leaksville
Joe Goulds
Popeye
Landon
Dorothy Dix
Jim Sraddock
Garden
Schmeling
Reds
Joe
Brooklyn
State Racing Commission
J. E. Widener
Abe Hallow
Polo Grounds
Terry
Low Little
Colummbia
Herb Kopf
Golden F
Spa
General Phelan
Bermuda
Arnold Owen
Columbus Farm
Marvin Owen
Detroit
Cubs Predict Grimm Will Be Club's Proxy
The Cubs speculate Charley Grimm could become club president within three years with Gabby Hartnett serving as his mentor. Gabby is the oldest Cubs player currently in service, having served under several managers.
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Cubs
Grimm
Club
Charley Grimm
Gabby Hartnett Mons¢Er
Gabby
Nat Holman
C. C. WN
Joe Lopchick
St. John’s
Vere Pals
Celtics
Ed Balinger
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Saratoga
Hialeah
Deans
Medwicks
Bob Pastor
LeRoy Haynes
Ebbetsfield
John J. Woelfle
McAlpin
Alsace-Loraine
Woelfe
Woolfie
Sinclair Lewis
Dirigible Best in Distance Flights
Chicago. Dirigibles may prove more satisfactory than airplanes for long distance passenger flights, says Dr. Hugo Eckener in the Journal of Air Law. He cites comfort and economy of operation as top factors favoring lighter-than-air travel and predicts airships will remain viable alongside airplanes.
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Chicago
Hugo Eckener
Journal of Air Law
Northwestern University Press
Eckener
Lights of New York and notes on religion in music
A column discusses a shift toward religious music in Tin Pan Alley within six months, citing Peter De Rose. It notes Bible distributions reaching a historic high in 1935 and cites increasing religious guidance interest, with radio and church leaders signaling demand.
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Tin Pan Alley
Peter de Rose
de Rose
America
American Bible Society
DeRose
United States
Sam Lewis
University of Land
Sechattaies
Lisi
Bowes
Reforestation Gains in Superior Reserve
Ely Minn CCC workers plant saplings in the Vermilion ranger district of Superior National Forest. Decaying pine stumps along Lake Vermilion mark the old timberline as crews restart forestry to restore denuded acres for future timber use at mills in places like Winton Virginia and Cloquet.
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Ely
Minn
Vermilion Ranger District
Superior National Forest
Lake Vermilion
CCC
Winton
Virginia
Cloquet
Superior
Woman Mail Carrier Completes 90 Years Service
Laure Cameron, 45, a regular woman rural route carrier from Athol Kansas, finishes 90 years of service joining a small group of female carriers in Kansas and the U S her milestone marked by local recognition and pride
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Athol
Kan
Laure Cameron
Kansas
United States
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Stalin
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Dolega
Edwin Balmer
Gret
Gleneith
Robert CG. Gleneith
Mr. Nordell
Bert
New York Post
Rothstein
Dr. Eckener
Tam
Ocean
Lights of
L. L. Stevenson
Nancy Titterton
WHU Service