Frontier Saga Brides and Bandits in Wolves Hole
A rugged western tale follows Shelby and Olga as they flee to Shelby's ranch after a dramatic abduction. Pursued by outlaws and aided by Pancha, a Mexican ally, they outlast a fierce siege with U.S. cavalry joining the fray and a perilous charge to secure freedom and restore their life together.
Soldiers Break Through as Indian Assault Fails on Peak
Shelby fights a brutal cliff clash with Indians and saves Olga as cavalry from the Sixth arrive to clear the route. Major Carlyn’s squad scales the rock, noting Pando’s fate, while Shelby learns Olga is Tom Shelby’s wife and Carlyn’s daughter. The story ends with peace and a suggestion of Virginia departure.
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US asserts rights in former German overseas possessions
Washington reports Secretary Hughes notes to Japan England France and Italy reiterate US insistence on full rights over former German possessions including Yap. The records show US continues to challenge Japan's mandate on Yap and cites Versailles article 110 to reinforce US position.
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Minnesota Solons Pass Tax On Mining Earnings
In St Paul the Minnesota legislature approved a six percent tax on the net earnings of mining companies, sending the bill to Governor Preus for signature. The levy would supplement the existing ad valorem tax of about 1.5 million dollars annually, a measure vetoed previously by Governor Burnquist over constitutional concerns.
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Spain Regulates Wheat Flour and Bread Prices
Madrid April 9 a royal order through the ministry of public works regulates the price for sale of wheat flour and bread. Farmers must sell grain at a price ensuring a rise in bread costs while millers must grind at a minimum of 33 pesetas per 100 kilograms and a maximum of 14 pesetas per 100 kilograms. The order also restores the former import duty on foreign wheat.
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