Jeb Braddon in Love and a Fatal Apartment Reveal
Jeb Braddon, a young Chicago broker, loves Agnes Glenelth while Rod in a quiet stand reminds virtue. A Furnished apartment offer ends in a murder when Colver’s room reveals Myrtle Lorrie and a fatally shot husband. Lawyer Cathal O Mara arrives as police clash with him and Agnes sides with law.
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Jeb Braddon
Chicago
Agnes Glenelth
Rodney
Agnes
Jeb
Red
Rochester
Rod
Aman
New York
Mr. Colver
Agmen
O'Mara
Agnes Braddon Hears of Murder After Flight From New York
Agnes Gleneith escapes to a Western railroad station where a murder is announced. She grapples with fear and love as Jeb Braddon pursues her, while survivors recount a heroic fire tower incident at the World's Fair site, linking her fate to the family and a past tragedy.
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Agnes
Wi Western
Jeb
Charles Lorrie
Agnes Gleneith
Jeb Braddon
Myrtle
Bert
Menton
Martin O'Mara
Bee
Simmons
Europe
Esther
Hartford
Centina
Cathal Martin O'Mara
Lake Shore
Jackson Park
Engine Company Number Two
Firzpatrick
Court of Honor
John Davis
Midway Company
Winnie O'Conner O'Mara
Tribute Brings Hope at Polo Grounds老人野球之夜
The piece recalls a tribute game at the Polo Grounds with old time stars such as Jim Murrie Arlie Latham and McGraw era figures in attendance. Carts carriages and a somber parade mark the scene as veterans watch a return to memories while a taps bugle sounds. The writer reflects that sports and war share ethics and emotion.
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Polo Grounds
Manhattan
Tilden
Democracy
Ife
Jim Murrie
Jim
Staten Island
Battery
New York
Arlie Latham
John McGraw
Murrie
Mickey Welch
McGraw
Otto Knabe
Phillies
Baltimore Terrapins
George Smith
Columbia George
Lavan
Harry Courtney
Wall Street
Jocko Fields
Pirates
Giants
Danny Murphy
Moose McCorms
Jersey City
Travis Jackson
Washington
Jock Whitney
Abe Simon
Francis Albertani
National Bowling Congress
Caswell Adams
Herald Tribune
Columbia
Dutch Carter
Yale
Braddock
Schmeling
Terry Burns
Lucky Luciano
Alex Shikicky
Mack Colville
Fordham
Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Johnston
Stewart Iglehart
Charles E. Merriam
University of Chicago
Max
Not in the Box Score Trot Wins and Odds from Goshen
A racing wrap notes Rosalind driven by Ben F White won the Heambletonian at Goshen. Mary Reynolds previously won in 1933. The White family gains 19604 dollars from the victory. The piece also touches boxing plans at St Nicholas Palace, amateur boxing bills, and various sports figures and events with terse, period commentary.
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Goshen
Rosalind
Ben F. White
Mary Reynolds
White
Bullet Joe Simpson
Murray Murdock
England
St. Nicholas Palace
Central Opera House
Steve Brodie
Charlie Snow
Saratoga
New York
Ethel V. Mars
Pennsylvania
Morocco Changes Under Spanish Revolt Observed
Washington reports on how Spanish Morocco shifts under upheaval with new roads busses and railways transforming travel and trade. The piece notes Ceuta Tetuan Melilla and Larache as ports, linked to Spain, and highlights diverse life from bazaars to modern farming.
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Washington
Spanish Morocco
National Geographic Society
Spain
Mecca
Near East
Massachusetts
Ceuta
Morocco
Vermont
Africa
Strait of Gibraltar
French Morocco
Tetuan
Melilla
Larache
Gibraltar
New York
Central
Pastor Flies Free Flights to Draw Congregation
Cecil Boutlon conducts a flying mission at his London church offering free flights to all parishioners after morning sermons. Afternoon program includes formation flights and acrobatics to stimulate interest in religion.
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London
Cecil Boutlon
Watch Dog on Payroll at Toledo Museum
The Toledo Art Museum payroll includes a guard with a special cook named Ranger a large German police dog that stands guard at night.
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Toledo
Toledo Art Museum
Ranger
Safe Drivers Age Forty Six to Lead Safe Driving Trend
Washington D C The American Automobile Association reports the average safe driver is 46 years old and has driven more than two years without accident or motor law violations. The statement is based on driving records in A A A applications.
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Washington, D. C
American Automobile Association
AA. A
Ohio man sells church bulletin boards inventor of design
W. C. Grant of Ashtabula is credited with inventing bulletin boards placed in front of churches nationwide. The item’s origin is described as a local innovation stemming from Ashtabula.
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Ohio
Ashtabula
W. C. Grant
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