Rex Beach Adventure Tales and The Shy Bar X Dwarf
A portrait of Rex Beach and a serialized adventure featuring Shorty of Bar X. Bailey runs a roadhouse as Ross Turney, a new sheriff, weds a bride. Shorty’s shyness masks a deadly aim and courage when Tremper gang members threaten. The raid ends with Shorty earning respect and a share of the reward as dawn breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titan
Joy
Bailey
Bar X
Builey
Los Huevos
Ross Turvey
Black Butte
Marsh Tremper
Jurney
Felfer
Baltey
Ross Turney
Strong Defense Of Her Sen Mouthful Innuendoes in the Paper
Hulda Nutt defends women against insinuations in the evening paper and ridicules a stereotyped joke about a bridegroom and simple minded bride. She recalls a humane old man with a basket of eggs who lifts the basket to lighten the burden for weary horses and argues men can be as foolish as women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Ourney
Bar X
Hulda Nutt
Ima
Eha
Settled the Judge's Doubts at Vermont Murder Trial
Judge Stewart admitted doubts about the defendant's guilt until sentence was pronounced. A not guilty plea was backed by insistence of innocence. The jury found him guilty and the judge warned of a short mortal span, prompting the defendant to claim he had already made peace with God before the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Beach
America
Alaska
Globe
Beach
Arctic Circle
Bailey
Theo Bailey
Tad
Tix
Pie
Wbite
Cenant Ee
Batley
Stewart
Vermont
Many Old People in Berlin
Berlin shows an exceptionally high elderly population with many more women than men across ages. Among eighty to ninety, women vastly outnumber men, and nonagenarians are common, with about three of four being women in Berlin and a sizable female majority in Greater Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Greater
Greater Berlin
Moving Picture Jungle Houses Trained Wild Animals
A Los Angeles area film company maintains a large wild animal park to supply motion picture stars. The facility aims to expand to house the world’s largest collection of trained beasts with scenes already filmed including an elephant named Oddles carrying a heroine to safety in Lost in the Jungle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Oddles
Unpretentious Royal Abode in Roumania’s Capital
King Charles of Roumania arrived in 1866 and reshaped Bucharest with sweeping changes. A juvenile mistake by General Goleski misled the prince about the palace, which stood as a modest one story building. A notable sight from the windows was a gypsy campment and swine along the main road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Roumania
Balkan
Germany
Goleski
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Shorty
Riley
Jesse
Ross
Turney
Keeness
Hert Hess
Alan
Marsha Tremper
Dwarf
Fie
Tigher
Stailey
Tremper
Shiie
Patson
Larney
Mexico City
Mere
Gibraltar
Han’s
Yemen
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